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4 things to do on 8/20/2008

06.18-08.30  
The Big Read, Sonoma County Countywide Reading Program To Read To Kill a Mockingbird
www.bigreadsonoma.com or call Robin Metalitz, KRCB Outreach Coordinator at 707-584-2005.
707.584.2005
www.bigreadsonoma.com
The Big Read Sonoma County, countywide reading program. This year’s program, will takes place during September and October. will include activities and book-related projects based upon the novel To Kill a Mockingbird. Community Members are encouraged to participate and organize activities related to the Big Read this fall.

Wednesdays   5:30-7:30pm
Samavesha Yoga Philosophy Series
830 Bancroft Way (at 6th)
Berkeley
510.486.8700
www.rudramandir.com
info at rudramandir.com
Classes offer a broad vision of yoga philosophy, with a focus on applying liberating teachings to one’s daily life.

08.10-08.24   2-4pm
Increase the Joy of Living: Spiritual Inspiration and Meditation Practices in the Kriya Yoga Tradition
Center for Spiritual Enlightenment
1146 University Avenue, San Jose, CA 95126
408.283.0221
www.csecenter.org
info at csecenter.org
A practical and progressive exploration of the basic practices of Kriya Yoga. Includes inspiration, teachings, affirmations, practice and dialogue. Free.

08.20   3-5pm
Urban Solutions: Sustainability Tools for Small Business
Bayanihan Community Center
1010 Mission Street Suite B
San Francisco, CA 94103
415.553.4433 x114
www.urbansolutionssf.org
owen at urbansolutionssf.org
Join Urban Solutions and The Idea Hive for a free interactive small business workshop. Participants will learn how to identify business opportunities from the environmental, social, and economic challenges of the Bay Area. The workshop will bring together sustainability, systemic thinking, and the entrepreneur into an experiential learning lab.

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