[Vision2020] Harvest of Harmony

Wed, 17 Sep 2003 09:35:51 -0700

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A HARVEST OF HARMONY CELEBRATES COMMUNITY

> Community Fair Planned in Moscow
>
> On Saturday, September 20 the 3rd Annual Harvest of Harmony will be 
> held at Moscow's East City Park,. For the first time, the music 
> festival will be held in conjunction with a peace and justice fair to 
> bring the Palouse together in a Celebration of Community.
>
> Event organizers say that the event was planned to provide an 
> opportunity for community organizations to share their good work, 
> ideas, and energies with a large and diverse audience, and to have an 
> enjoyable day in the process.  The day will be full of ญญgood music, 
> speakers, and information booths, and, with any luck, glorious autumn 
> weather.
>
> To date more than 20 local community service, peace and justice, 
> religious, and environmental organizations have committed to hosting 
> information booths at the event. Music will be provided by eight local 
> bands, including: The Boogie Doctors, Lisa Simpson, Noel and the 
> Bluegrass Boys, The Transients, Echo Ave., Steptoe, The Galactic Tofu 
> Farmers, and Oracle Shack.
>
> Speakers will be: Sally Perrine and Renee McNally form the Palouse 
> Peace Coalition; William Takamatsu Thompson; Gary McFarlane from 
> Friends of the Clearwater; John Wells from Alternatives to Violence, 
> Friends of Sami Omar al-Hussayyen; The Moscow Civic Association; Jim 
> Weddell from the PPC; and spoken work artists Brad and Mouse.
>
> Everyone is invited to this free event.
>
> The celebration will run from 10 am until dusk on September 20. Any 
> people or organizations interested in hosting tables, or interested in 
> selling crafts are welcome to do so. Please contact Sally Perrine at 
> sperrine@potlatch.com <mailto:sperrine@potlatch.com> for more information.
>
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A HARVEST OF HARMONY CELEBRATES
COMMUNITY<o:p></o:p>
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 Community Fair Planned in Moscow<o:p></o:p>
 On
Saturday, September 20 the 3rd Annual Harvest of Harmony
will be held at Moscow&#8217;s East City Park,. For the first time, the music
festival will be held in conjunction with a peace and justice fair to
bring the Palouse together in a Celebration of Community.<o:p></o:p>
 Event
organizers say that the event was planned to provide an opportunity for
community organizations to share their good work, ideas, and energies
with a large and diverse audience, and to have an enjoyable day in the
process.&nbsp; The day will be full of &shy;&shy;good music,
speakers, and information booths, and, with any luck, glorious autumn
weather.<o:p></o:p>
 To
date more than 20 local community service, peace and justice,
religious, and environmental organizations have committed to hosting
information booths at the event. Music will be provided by eight local
bands, including: The Boogie Doctors, Lisa Simpson, Noel and the
Bluegrass Boys, The Transients, Echo Ave., Steptoe, The Galactic Tofu
Farmers, and Oracle Shack. <o:p></o:p>
 Speakers
will be: Sally Perrine and Renee McNally form the Palouse Peace
Coalition; William Takamatsu Thompson; Gary McFarlane from Friends of
the Clearwater; John Wells from Alternatives to Violence, Friends of
Sami Omar al-Hussayyen; The Moscow Civic Association; Jim Weddell from
the PPC; and spoken work artists Brad and Mouse.<o:p></o:p>
 Everyone
is invited to this free event.<o:p></o:p>
 The
celebration will run from 10 am until dusk on September 20. Any people
or organizations interested in hosting tables, or interested in selling
crafts are welcome to do so. Please contact Sally Perrine at <a
 href="mailto:sperrine@potlatch.com">sperrine@potlatch.com</a>
for more information.<o:p></o:p>
 
 
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