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SUMMARY:Arts at the Great Marsh
DESCRIPTION:Join Great Marsh Institute for our fourth annual Arts at the Great Marsh.\nWHEN: Saturday\, October 5th\, 2024* – 11 AM – 4 PM\n*Rain Date: Sunday\, October 6th\, same time\nWHERE: Great Marsh Institute\, 28 Moores Road\, Elverson PA\, 19520\nFounded by GMI Administrative Assistant and Dance Artist\, Mijka Smith\, Arts at the Great Marsh works to expand environmental awareness and education through art. \nFREE to the public\, this year’s event will feature live music by Philadelphia-based group\, BORBS\, as well as the historic Ringgold Band of Reading\, PA. Members of GMI’s Science Advisory Board will offer educational talks on the flora and fauna of the Great Marsh\, including An Introduction to the Avian Sound Studies with Mike Coulter and Herping the Great Marsh with Bernard Brown. Epicurean Garage’s Food Truck will be on site serving delicious meals on the go. \nSee presentation descriptions and participating vendors below.\nOnline Program: ATGM 2024 Program \n \nLive Performances & Lectures\nYoga Demonstration with Solstice Yoga Shala (12-12:30 PM– The Stage)\nWe brought yoga to the heart of Morgantown in 2009. Community\, yoga\, and mindful living are at the heart of what we do here. Shala is a Sanskrit word meaning “home” or “space” where we invite the community to gather\, practice\, learn\, and grow. With regularly scheduled yoga and meditation classes 7 days a week\, and monthly specialty classes; Yin Yoga\, 108 Sun Salutations\, Sound Immersion\, Qigong and more. Our mission is to make yoga accessible to all\, and to send students home feeling better than they did upon arriving at the studio. We invite you to try a complimentary class by dropping into any regularly scheduled class or signing up ahead of time using coupon code FIRSTFREE. Ask us about our ‘Pay From The Heart’ initiative!\nConnect with us online: www.solsticeyogashala.com\nOn Facebook: Solstice Yoga Shala\nOn Instagram: @solsticeyogashala\nVia email: admin@solsticeyogashala.com \n  \nLive Music with BORBS (1:30-2 PM– The Stage)\nBORBS is an ensemble of improvising musicians inspired by the awe of nature.\nwww.peoplesmusicsupply.org\nFollow @borbsband and @peoplesmusicsupply on social media \n  \nLive Music with The Ringgold Band (2-4 PM – The Stage)\nThe historic Ringgold Band\, located in Reading\, PA\, is one of America’s first community bands. Ever since its formation in 1852\, the band has continued a longstanding tradition of providing southeastern Pennsylvania with fine musical entertainment.\nwww.ringgoldband.com \n  \nHerping the Great Marsh with Bernard Brown (11:30 AM – 12 PM – Nature Center)\nThe Great Marsh is crawling with snakes\, turtles\, frogs\, and salamanders\, but they can be hard to observe over hundreds of acres of muck and vegetation. Learn about efforts to study the Great Marsh’s herpetological diversity. \n  \nAn Introduction to the Avian Sound Studies at The Great Marsh with Mike Coulter (1:30-2 PM – Nature Center)\nOver the past five years\, Mike Coulter has been deploying Autonomous Recording Units (ARU’s) throughout The Great Marsh in an effort to better understand the presence and distribution of often difficult to observe marsh bird species. This will be an introduction to the purpose\, equipment\, processes\, and results thus far in this continuing long-term project.  \n\nGreat Marsh History from ice age tundra\, mastodons\, and permafrost to a warm peatland with groundwater springs and turtles with Dorothy Merritts and Robert Walter (12:30-1 PM – Nature Center)\nProfessors Dorothy Merritts and Robert Walter of Franklin and Marshall College will talk about how the Great Marsh formed at the end of the cold period of the Last Full Glacial episode about 12\,000 years ago. They’ll discuss the shift with warming since then from permafrost (frozen ground)\, tundra\, wooly mammoths and mastodons to wet meadows surrounded by forested hillslopes filled with elk\, deer\, bears\, and humans. Today Great Marsh is a rare vestige of what much of the region’s valley bottoms looked like until about 1700 AD\, when European settlers began clearing forests\, building dams for water power\, and altering most of the mid-Atlantic landscape–especially wetlands. The story-telling will include time to look at actual samples of marsh soil that are thousands of years old and contain fossil seeds from early marsh plants.\nParticipating Vendors\nDavis Witmer Visual Arts\nOffering pen and ink sketches and prints.\ndaviswit.wixsite.com/doodlevis\nFollow @doodlevis on social media \n \n  \nEpicurean Garage\nFood truck offering delicious meals on the go.\nwww.epicureangarage.com
URL:https://greatmarshinstitute.org/event/atgm2024/
LOCATION:Great Marsh Institute\, 28 MOORES RD\, Elverson\, PA\, 19520\, United States
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