Events

Creative ecological events and dialogues immerse us in the embodied experience of the interdependent web of life, bringing us together to celebrate our love of the Earth; to connect, share ideas, and explore collaborations.

Contemplative practice provides the grounding, equanimity, and clarity to open our hearts to our experience, to acknowledge our grief, and to cultivate deep connection by piercing the illusion of separateness.

Together, we gather, learn, and engage in mindful action. All are welcome.

Creative ecological events and dialogues immerse us in the embodied experience of the interdependent web of life, bringing us together to celebrate our love of the Earth, connect, learn, share solutions, and explore collaborations.

Contemplative practice provides the grounding, equanimity, and clarity to open our hearts to our experience, to acknowledge our grief, and to cultivate deep connection by piercing the illusion of separateness.

Together, we gather, learn, and engage in mindful action. All are welcome.

All events are held with Covid-19 precautions and capacity guidelines per Boulder County Public Health. Masks are required to attend. Thank you for doing your part to keep our community safe.

All events are held with Covid-19 precautions and capacity guidelines per Boulder County Public Health. Masks are required to attend. Thank you for doing your part to keep our community safe.

Current

Scope of the Natural Round Table

Online  | Tuesday May 18th 7:00-8:00pm MT

Go to event page for Zoom link

How do we experience art? And how does art influence our experience of nature?

Join artist Amy Hoagland and social psychologist Jennifer Cole on Tuesday May 18th at 7:00pm for an online round table discussion about their Scope of the Natural research study exhibition moderated by NeST Studio for the Arts at CU Boulder Co-Director Tara Knight.

The NeST fellows will share about the process for creating the exhibition and present results and conclusions from the project. Data collected by the University of Colorado at the Arbor Institutecompletes Phase Two of the social psychology research study. Phase One was developed and completed through the Firehouse Art Center Winter Residency in Longmont, CO. > learn more about Scope of the Natural.

Joining Hoagland and Cole in the conversation will be Arbor Institute directors Sam Randall and David Levitt and Firehouse Art Center curator Brandy Coons.

 

Meditation with the Earth

Every Friday at 12pm

Outside  |  Central Park south end  > Map
1708 13th St, Boulder, CO 80302

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Join in Meditation with the Earth every Friday at 12pm Mountain Time in Central Park (outside and in person).  We ring the bell at 12:05 for a 30 minute period of meditation, followed by a brief sharing of our experience. 

Please bring your own cushion, chair or ground protection and a face covering if attending in person. Wear layers and protection as needed – we sit in all weather conditions.

By practicing regularly in nature — sitting in the elements, with the elements, as the elements — we are able to experience greater intimacy with the Earth and with the interdependency of all life. During this time of profound of ecological change, we draw upon the practice of bearing witness to help us to feel deeply, see clearly and act wisely to nurture a healthy, thriving planet.

Co-hosted with members of the Eon Zen Sangha and Zen Peacemakers Colorado. All are welcome.

Events 2019-2021