THis was emailed to me and I figure that it may interest some of you so here it is
Zero Carbon Caravan and Peace One Day weekend is nearly here, and what a weekend it's going be. Hope to see you at some of these events, and please help make them a success by circulating/telling everyone you know. And joining the fun. After all who'd want to miss Seize the Day? And all our friends? And the clothes swap, bike rides, and lots more Please note 2 changes from the earlier info - Carbon Chronicles is at United Reform Church, Princes Street, Norwich, NR3 1AZ, (not Friends' Meeting House as they don't have performance license) The contact for Sunday's Festival is now Mark Crutchley 01603 665 745, 07722 798826 Here's the itniary: Friday 18th Mark Crutchley on Future Radio, 96.9FM just after 10:30 with Kate Roma. Saturday 19th Bike ride Carbon Chronicles - A Tragi-comic Opera, 7 for 7.30 United Reform Church, Princes’ Street, Norwich NR3 1AZ The story is about elemental beings who become part of Earth, life and fossil fuels, their exploitation by humans, and the consequent planetary crisis and climate chaos. Professional and local cast – which you can be part of by coming to Open Workshop 10 -4 No audition, all welcome. Learn simple tunes and choruses, make musical instruments from recycled and 'found' materials – and decide how the story ends! Free admission, collection for Zero Carbon Caravan To join workshop contact Lesley Grahame 01603 920801, lesley7railway@yahoo.co.uk Peace One Day 2-4 pm The Forum, Drummers, dancers, Peace walk to Freinds Meeting House for tea, poster attatched Sunday 20th Zero Carbon Festival 2-5 Chapelfield Gardens Accoustic music with Seize the Day, local acts Clothes swap - bring to your old but wearable clothes to swap with someone else's - Stalls - including Transition Norwich, Woodcraft Folk, Energy Saving Trust, Greenpeace (if you'd like to have a stall, contact lesley7railway@yahoo.co.uk , stalls cost £10, there is plenty of room to spread out) Monday 21st 10 - 12 UEA. International Zero Carbon Conference linking Clive Hamilton in Australia and Fabrina Furtado in Argentina with leading climate academics from Norwich, showing that international conferences are possible without flying. Clive Hamilton is the author of ‘Growth Fetish’ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CliveHamiltonhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Growth Fetish. Fabrina Furtado is an economist for Jubilee South, her latest book is ‘Saving Capitalism or the Planet?’ http://www.ifiwatchnet.org/?q=en/search/node 12 LGMAC Conference Room in the Environmental Science block - find Env reception and Maria will direct you from there 12.30 - 1 pm Peace One Day vigil outside the Forum
PS Apolagies if you get this more than once - that's networking for you
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