Day and Time |
Event |
Comments |
Friday 6 pm
Friday 7:15 (we will start on time)
Friday 8:30
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Registration
Welcoming celebrations
Meal |
Bring a cold food dish to share with
the group, a colourful scarf, a long string or piece of cloth,
and musical instrument if you have one. The celebration takes
place outdoors. Click
here for details.
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Saturday and Sunday 9:30 am |
Greetings to the day |
Meet on the lawn in front of the Arus Michael
Building. |
Saturday 10am -
1:00 |
Workshops |
If you are joining us for the first time
on Saturday morning, please arrive at 9:15 am to register. |
Saturday
1 – 2:30 pm |
Lunch |
Lunch served from 1-1:30 pm. Please note
you have the option of bringing your own lunch and and enjoy
the lovely gardens at the college. |
Saturday
afternoon Pick & Mix
2:30 - 5:30 |
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The pick &
mix activites are staggered throughout the afternoon so
you can be as busy or as relaxed as you choose on the day. There
is no need to pre book these activities before the weekend.
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Saturday 7 pm
Saturday 9 ish - closing
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Dinner
Open Mic Social Night |
You are invited to bring your own refreshments. (This
is not an alcohol free event.) Water will be provided.
This is an informal
participatory event. If you have an instrument, poetry, stories
or other talents bring and share. Supportive audience and
lots of fun guaranteed!
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Sunday
10am- 1pm |
Workshops |
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Sunday
1 – 2:30 pm |
Lunch |
Lunch served from 1-1:30 pm. |
Sunday 2:30 – 3:30 |
Elder talk
The Last Frontier
by Judith Hoad |
Judith is back
to share her insight and love with us. An elder of the community,
Judith is the embodiment of a wise woman. Rarely, we meet
people who challenge us to "do the right thing"
and one by one we start to form a critical mass that can
create important change. Judith has that effect on people.
This will be Judith's last talk at the Wise Woman. After
the talk she will led us in a "women standing" visualisation. |
Sunday 3:30 – 4:30 |
Closing Ritual
led by Amantha Murphy |
We close the weekend with a gentle ritual of sharing and
connecting as women, thanking our ancient Irish
Goddesses for having journeyed with us; enriched
and joyfilled as we go upon our way.
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