Come enjoy the taste of breakfast for supper. We’ll have charcoal grilled sausages, fluffy pancakes, and hot scrambled eggs.
Tickets: $8 adults, $5 children under 13.
4-7 pm
Hosted at Dayspring Native American UMC, 201 N. Norwood Pl., East Peoria, IL.
Week 1: June 3-June 7: Superhero Academy
Week 2: June 10-June 14: Ultimate Explorer
Location: Dayspring Native American UMC, pavilion and building
For cost & registration go to: http://www.wdboyce.org/programs/cub-scouts/summer-camps/multi-week-adventure-camp/70324
Multi-Week Adventure Camp is a day camp open to boys and girls who are going into 1st - 5th grade. Scouts may attend one week, two weeks, three weeks, or ALL four weeks of Camp!
W.D Boyce Adventure Camps are primarily geared toward Cub Scouts, but we are not a closed organization camp. ANYONE is allowed to attend and learn the values and skills associated with the Boy Scouts of America. It is our pledge that every child who attends Adventure Camp will have a stronger character, fitness habits, and appreciation for citizenship.
Each camp location will host a variety of age appropriate program areas. Activities vary by location but may include archery, BB guns, scout skills, fishing, swimming, boating, games, Webelo's Workshops, and more!
Multi-Week Adventure Camp programs are facilitated by a trained camp staff to provide an exceptional experience for your Scouts this summer. Leaders and parents are welcome to attend Adventure Camp to help at a specific activity or help walk the scouts to program areas. It is free for adult volunteers to attend camp and it is lots of fun! We appreciate you coming out to help and to see what your Scouts will be doing from day to day!
Week 1: June 3-June 7: Superhero Academy
Week 2: June 10-June 14: Ultimate Explorer
Location: Dayspring Native American UMC, pavilion and building
For cost & registration go to: http://www.wdboyce.org/programs/cub-scouts/summer-camps/multi-week-adventure-camp/70324
Multi-Week Adventure Camp is a day camp open to boys and girls who are going into 1st - 5th grade. Scouts may attend one week, two weeks, three weeks, or ALL four weeks of Camp!
W.D Boyce Adventure Camps are primarily geared toward Cub Scouts, but we are not a closed organization camp. ANYONE is allowed to attend and learn the values and skills associated with the Boy Scouts of America. It is our pledge that every child who attends Adventure Camp will have a stronger character, fitness habits, and appreciation for citizenship.
Each camp location will host a variety of age appropriate program areas. Activities vary by location but may include archery, BB guns, scout skills, fishing, swimming, boating, games, Webelo's Workshops, and more!
Multi-Week Adventure Camp programs are facilitated by a trained camp staff to provide an exceptional experience for your Scouts this summer. Leaders and parents are welcome to attend Adventure Camp to help at a specific activity or help walk the scouts to program areas. It is free for adult volunteers to attend camp and it is lots of fun! We appreciate you coming out to help and to see what your Scouts will be doing from day to day!
Native Teachings Series:
Crazy Horse, Lakota Warrior
Presented by Floyd Clown and William Watson
Meet Crazy Horse family elder, Floyd Clown, and author, William Matson, for a discussion and signing of their book "Crazy Horse: The Lakota Warrior's Life and Legacy" based on the family's oral history.
Photo is of Crazy Horse’s wife/widow, Black Shawl.
Location: Dayspring Native American UMC main level.
Location: Dayspring Native American UMC, main (upper) level
For ages: youth and older
Cost: Free Ticket Required. Go to www.eventbrite.com and search Earth Dance 2019
Bring used plastic shopping bags that we can reuse or recycle. Sierra Club will receive your donations on behalf of Standing Rock Water Protectors.
Connect, Celebrate, and Honor the Earth in Dance and Reverence through Earth Rhythm Dance 2019. A soulful collaboration through visual art, performance art, vibration and rhythm in which we dance our gratitude for all that connects us to the earth.
Sponsored by Sherrie Campbell, Interfaith Alliance, Faith in Place, and Dayspring Native American UMC.
Part 1 is required prior to taking Part 2. Part 1 offered on Saturday, April 6. Both dates are required for certification.
Cost: $30 (includes lunch)
Instructor: Rev. Camilla Hempstead
Required text: (Buy & read before 1st class) From Pew to Pulpit by Clifton F. Guthrie, (ISBN 978-0-68706-660-5).
To Register: Call/text Kim Wade 309-825-7237 or email at kamwade@hotmail.com
Part 2 will be on Saturday, April 13. Both dates are required for certification.
Cost: $30 (includes lunch)
Instructor: Rev. Camilla Hempstead
Required text: (Buy & read before 1st class) From Pew to Pulpit by Clifton F. Guthrie, (ISBN 978-0-68706-660-5).
To Register: Call/text Kim Wade 309-825-7237 or email at kamwade@hotmail.com
Free event with vendors selling Native-made, Native-styled, and Nature-themed items.
Come late snow or early rain … we don’t mind because we’ll be indoors celebrating Spring with drum song, dancing, and storytelling. Wear your regalia or come as you are. Everyone is welcome. Entrance and food are free.
If you are interested in being a vendor at this event, please contact Deb Roe at 309-678-9622. Table fee is $25.
Fondulac Park District Office
201 Veterans Drive, East Peoria , IL
No registration required.
Cost: Free
Native made and Native styled items will be available for purchase. There will also be display tables with exhibits of historically traditional arts, crafts, clothes, dolls and musical instruments to view. Native-made and Native-styled handcrafts will be available for purchase. Presentation is open to the public and FREE admission.
Dayspring Native American UMC, Basement and fire ring behind building
No registration required.
Cost: Free
A 4-hour fire ceremony to say our prayers and give thanks as we once again welcome spring to our world. This is a time for balance, renewal, restoration, hope as we welcome the season of planning and planting. As usual, we will have a potluck supper as well as time for connection and communication. If you’re a regular, bring a dish. If you’re a guest, bring an appetite.
1200 E. Partridge St., Metamora, IL 61548
In the Activity Center
Come to Snyder Village’s activity center to hear drum song and Native American stories. There will also be display tables with exhibits of historically traditional arts, crafts, clothes, dolls and musical instruments to view. Native-made and Native-styled handcrafts will be available for purchase. Presentation is open to the public and FREE admission.
Cater Inn, Peoria
Pastor Danira Parra will present a program of Native American Storytelling sharing stories from various tribes. This program is open only to the members of PARTA.
Limestone Community High School, 4201 S. Airport Rd, Bartonville, IL 61607
Main Gymnasium
Join us at LCHS’s Annual Cultural Celebration to raise money for the March of Dimes. Dayspring’s Spirit Drum will add their voices to the celebration. We’re hoping to help the High School top the $1 million mark of raising money for the March of Dimes. International foods will be available for a small charge. Open to the public. Free of charge.
Must REGISTER to attend.
Friday Night
Fire Dancers
12 groups present on ways to care for the earth and make a difference.
Water
Garden Produce
Community Action
All Day Saturday
How to create and sustain a grassroots movement
Water
Storytelling and music: Air
Sunday
Interfaith potluck and prayer circle
Earth
