Events
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Start: 2:00 pm
Free Event - Open to the PublicCorte Madera storeOrder a signed copyCarolyn Scott Kortge discusses Healing Walks for Hard Times: Quiet Your Mind, Strengthen Your Body, and Get Your Life Back ($15.95). Kortge outlines a practical program for navigating your way through life’s hard times. Within the supportive framework of this program, you set your own pace, taking steps that restore a sense of order.
Start: 5:00 pm
Speaker: Melanie Gideon, Author of The Slippery Year: A Meditation on Happily Ever AfterCorte Madera storeWriting Mamas Salon®A Writing Group • Led by Dawn Yun2nd Sunday each month • 5:00-8:00 pm. • $120 per yearThe Writing Mamas is where motherhood meets writinghood and finds a happy neighborhood at Book Passage. Improve your writing! Meet great mothers who are writers! Learn to perform your work beforethe public! Get published! All this and more when you join the popular Writing Mamas! We will write, workshop, gab, and hear speakers. Many members have gone on to be published. Why not you? Let the other mothers/writers help you, while the speakers inspire you. This year lots of Writing Mamas are getting their books, articles, and blogs published. Inspiration is found in the fabulous speakers we have lined up. For a complete list of all speakers, go to www.writingmamas.com.
Start: 7:00 pm
Free Event - Open to the PublicCorte Madera storeOrder a signed copyDennis Portnoy talks about Riding the Point Reyes Equestrian Trails (Written by Horse and Rider) ($22.00). The variety and beauty of the Pt. Reyes National Seashore is one of Marin County’s treasures. There are over 70,000 acres of trails. Riding the Pt. Reye’s Equestrian Trails is more then just a guide book.What’s so wonderful about this guide is that it is both informative and entertaining. Dennis Portnoy and his horse Phily describe the trails from both of their perspectives. They give detailed information about each trail, shortcuts to waterfalls, lakes, and beaches, great spots to stop for lunch, colorful photographs, readable maps and even poetry. This guide is ideal for horse lovers, hikers and those who are interested in the horse-human relationship. It can fit in your pocket or saddlebag.
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