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LIST OF EVENTS - see below for further details of each event

* Sat 31st July : Last Saturday Music/Arts Event>

*   Sat 21st August - Monday 30th August - ART EXHIBITION

*   Sat 4th September:  Human Futures seminar ‘What will sustain in the future?‘

*   Sun 5th September:  Human Futures seminar Finding the fuure in me’

*   Sat 2nd October Human Futures seminar ‘What sustains the future?‘

*  Sun 3rd October Human Futures seminar ‘Dealing with the future’

b>POTTERY AND CRAFT CLASSES

*  Pottery Classes: Weds mornings, Weds evenings and Thurs mornings.

*  Card making Club: First Tuesday of every month.

 

 

FURTHER DETAILS OF EVENTS

Saturday 31st July 8pm
‘Last Saturday’ music/arts events

“it’s exciting….it’s different….it’s Last Saturday!“
A successful music/arts event which takes place on the last Saturday of each month. The Waunifor musicians welcome musicians and non-musicians, storytellers and those who just like to watch and listen, to come along for an informal evening at the Waunifor Cafe. Light refreshments available.
Cost £3.
For further information call 01559 384189

POTTERY AND CRAFT CLASSES

Visit Lissette’s website Craftybreaks.
For further information call Lisette on 01559 362922 or email

 

Pottery Classes

- Weds mornings,  Weds evenings, Thurs mornings, 7.30pm & 10.30am.
New students are always welcome at our weekly pottery classes. The classes are run by our resident potter Lisette Chesshire. Learn the basic techniques, and choose what you would like to make. We have several wheels for students learning to throw and everything needed for hand-building and clay modelling.

You can learn at your own speed in our small, friendly classes. Suitable for beginners and more experienced students.  Cost £30 for five weeks.

If no dates are shown for the following workshops please contact Lisette to register your interested for future events.

Card making Club

This meets on the first Tuesday of every month, from 10am - 1.00pm. Plenty of cardstock, papers, embellishments, etc and lots of magazines and books for inspiration. Cost £5 to cover materials and tea, coffee and biscuits.

Bead Jewellery Workshop

Make your own unusual beads from polymer clay in the morning and use them with a range of luscious beads from around the world to make your own unique jewellery in the afternoon. Make lots of Christmas presents!  Cost £30 or £25 if two of more workshops are booked together.

Felt Making Workshops

Learn how to make felt from beautifully dyed fleece: you could make a wall hanging, a tea-cosy, a bag - maybe even a hat!. Cost £30 or £25 if two or more workshops are booked together. Includes materials, tea, coffee etc.

Mosaic workshop using glass tiles

Learn the basics of making a picture using glass tiles. Cost £30, or £25 if two or more workshops are booked together.

These workshops are run regularly throughout the year.  If no dates are shown above please contact Lisette on 01559 362922 or email .

HUMAN FUTURES SEMINARS

4th September ‘What will sustain the future?‘

We live in times of unprecedented changes that are affecting all areas of our lives and these changes appear to be accelerating. It is the case that these changes are so significant that they can be thought of in terms of epoch change. Anyone who sees this to be true then faces the question What will the new epoch hold?  All of the sustainability issues that we see in the world today were created within and are part of the outgoing epoch. Many people can see that many of these issues are so complex that there appears to be little chance of finding solutions that will be meaningful.The fact of a new incoming epoch presents a new and major challenge. Rather than attempting to solve the unsolvable challenges of the outgoing epoch human energy and resources would be far better directed at finding out what will work in the incoming new epoch. The new epoch will be a more potent thing than the outgoing epoch. It will call for sentiments and qualities of behaviour that belong to the function and dignity of what it is to be human.This process will look at the evidence for epoch change and start asking questions about what it is that will sustain in the new epoch.
The patterns that are already appearing give many indications about our future lives.

Sun 5th September Finding the Future in Me
People want to know what will sustain and work in the future. The future is appearing now and each one of us sits in its flow right now.
The question that we all face is: To what extent am I able to discover this future as it is appearing in me? To be able to do this we need to access our inner intelligences and find ways of putting that intelligence to work in our lives.  Within each human life there are many sources of intelligence. When we access our intelligences, our lives become filled with understanding and brilliance. When we are detached from them life becomes difficult and increasingly confused. This process will look at ways in which we can access our inner intelligences and includes: Understanding the relationship between our subconscious, semi conscious and conscious lives and how best to work with these. Ways of slowing right down so that we can listen to what our inner intelligences are telling us.
The way that we find out about things is by asking questions. To discover what will sustain in the future new questions are needed about the challenges of the future.

Sat 2nd October What Sustains the Human?

If we want to see a more sustainable world, where should we start? Is it the case that the world we see today is the product of our individual and collective mind sets? If this proposition is true then clearly we need to start thinking about ourselves first and what sort of new mind sets will sustain in the future. By finding new mind sets and acting from these new mind sets in our daily lives we can each fundamentally influence our own futures. Fundamental questions about the purpose of human life have occupied the best human minds. For example what is it that each human life has the potential to sustain? If it is possible to approach this type of question, then making sense of how we can best arrange ourselves may become much easier. This process will look at ways in which we can best sustain ourselves and includes:

What are the fundamental forces that sustain each human life?
How can we manage our lives to gain the best sustenance?
What is it that sustains our spirit and soul?
What is it that will allow the human future sustainability after death?

Sun 3rd October Dealing With the Future

How can we look at the world and engage with it in a way that will lead to more sustainable outcomes? Firstly it is important to have frameworks of understanding that enable us to make sense of the world around us. We then need to be able think about what it is that will sustain in the future and then make it real by application. This event explores seven key alignments that will equip a person to engage with the future:

1.Gathering the pieces how do we look at the world and what do we see is happening?
2.Sifting and sorting what will and will not sustain?
3.Getting the picture how do the pieces fit together and what shape do they make? Is this a picture that offers refinements and advancement?
4.The humanity of it all what do we choose to value, nurture and give growth to?
5.Energy flows what is needed to maintain what is now appearing?
6.Connective processes how do we look long range and find the knowings in ourselves that come with connective processes?
7.Order and reason how does what we are doing fit with the bigger picture?

FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT http://www.humanfuturesnetwork.com or phone Joan on 01559 395443