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SACRED KEEPERS EARTH DAY 2013
A DAY OF SERVICE & CELEBRATION
Sat. April 20th, 9a-3p
Earth Day Service &
Potluck Garden Picnic

31st Street Beach Clean Up, 9:30a-12:30p
Garden Potluck Picnic, 1:30p-3p

 

The protection and appreciation for the world's water sources is more important than ever. Lake Michigan is a sacred body of water that we depend on to sustain our everyday lives. It is time we give back and protect this vital resource. Join the Sacred Keepers Sustainability Lab on Saturday, April 20th to serve and celebrate Earth Day.
Help clean up and water test the 31st Street Beach and finish the day sharing your favorite dish in our community garden on 48th & King Drive for a potluck picnic.
BEACH CLEAN UP IS RAIN OR SHINE. IF RAIN, POTUCK PICNIC WILL BE HELD AT THE SACRED KEEPERS LAB, 4445 SOUTH KING DRIVE, 2ND FLOOR.
For more information, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 312.869.9546.
North & South Bound Lake Shore Drive Exits from 31st Street. Pay & Display Parking at Lake Front. Bike Trail Overpass & Bike Racks Available. #4 Cottage Grove Bus.
THIS SERVICE LEARNING PROJECT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE SACRED KEEPERS YOUTH COUNCIL (SKY)
HELP KEEP OUR GREAT LAKES GREAT!

BVIC wishes to thank ladies of Epsilon Phi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta for spending their day of service with us. You were wonderful !

****John, 

Thank you so much again for having us! We had a wonderful time working with you!
Nadia and the Episilon Phi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta****

Come back and see us again soon! -

The Management and Staff of the Bronzeville Visitor Information Center

 

Wild Indigo Nature Exploration

The Audubon Society, the Forest Preserve District of Cook County and Eden Place Nature Center present Wild Indigo Nature Explorations. Wild Indigo Nature Explorations promotes healthy bodies, healthy communities, and a healthy planet through free outdoor field trips and activities. Participants have the chance to see the natural beauty of the Calumet Region and play an active role in restoring the prairies and forests to their natural conditions.

Wild Indigo Nature Explorations Goals:

  • Showcase local nature as a friendly, accessible place
  • Build healthy bodies and healthy natural habitats
  • Celebrate the miracle of creation
  • Discover beautiful wild places on Chicago’s south side
  • Appreciate natural treasures close to home
  • Promote stewardship

The explorations provide fun and easy outdoor activities for all adults,  and for families with children aged 8 and older.  Safely enjoy nature and help it at the same time.

 

For more information..... contact the Audubon Society or contact Eden Place Nature Center

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