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EVENTS

All events at Echo Valley Farm, unless otherwise noted.
CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS to Echo Valley Farm.

SOWING THE SEEDS OF PEACE & JUSTICE
February 19, 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice hosts this free, family friendly, community building event at Goodman Community Center in Madison. Enjoy a delicious potluck and live music.
Click here for more information on this event.

WOMEN'S RESOURCE FAIR
March 16 & 17
Echo Valley Hope will be at the Women's Resource Fair in Lake Geneva again this year. Dena Eakles will speak. 

BRINGING IT HOME
May 5
Iraq veteran, singer / songwriter Jason Moon and friends perform a benefit concert bringing awareness to the issues facing our veterans, to the important activities of Veterans for Peace and to Jason's new nonprofit, Warrior Songs, seeking to help veterans heal.
Additional performers TBA.
Please, no dogs, drugs, or alcohol.

WEST AFRICAN DRUMMING
May 11 - 13
Motherland Rhythm Community's Helen Bond and Fodé Camara return to Echo Valley for the third year, sharing the culture of Guinea, West Africa.
Schedule of drumming classes TBA.
Please, no dogs, drugs, or alcohol.

FIGHTING BOB FEST
May 19
Echo Valley Hope will be at Fighting Bob Fest North in Chippewa Falls.
Visit our booth.

COBBING & OPEN JAM AT ECHO VALLEY
May 25 - 28
Come and cob with us!  Cobbing is an ancient building technique using clay, sand and straw. Dress to get muddy--showers available to clean up. Bring your instruments for a jam session in the evenings.
All ages are welcome.   
Please, no dogs, drugs, or alcohol.

MIDWEST RENEWABLE ENERGY FAIR
June 15 - 17
Visit Echo Valley Hope's booth at the MREA Fair in Custer. 

SHARING THE EARTH WITH OUR CHILDREN (# 1)
June 24 - July 1
A program for children ages 12 to 18 (and their parents), giving all an opportunity to explore nature, community and the possibility of living in peace. 

Kids will help with green building projects, farm living, and the study of peace and nonviolence.

Limited to 10 children.
Scholarship money may be available for those in need.
Contact us for an application. 

THERE IS ENOUGH
July 7
The Tillers and Mark Utley of Magnolia Mountain return to our stage and we enjoy the Roe Family Singers Echo Valley debut. Benefit concert proceeds will go to local food panties and senior food programs.
Bring chairs or blankets. Please, no dogs, drugs, or alcohol.

SHARING THE EARTH WITH OUR CHILDREN (# 2)
July 15 - 22
A program for children ages 8 to 12 (and their parents), giving all an opportunity to explore nature, community and the possibility of living in peace. 

This week, kids will help with green building projects, farm living, and the study of peace and nonviolence.

Limited to 6 children.
Scholarship money may be available for those in need.
Contact us for an application. 

SHARING THE EARTH WITH OUR CHILDREN (# 3)
July 29 - August 5
A program for children ages 8 to 12 (and their parents), giving all an opportunity to explore nature, community and the possibility of living in peace. 

This week, kids will help with green building projects, farm living, and the study of peace and nonviolence.

Limited to 6 children.
Scholarship money may be available for those in need.
Contact us for an application. 

WIDENING THE CIRCLE
August 3 & 4
Come to Echo Valley Farm for two days of good music, good food and good company.

Limited lodging is available at Echo Valley Farm (click here for directions to Echo Valley Farm). Click here for other nearby accommodations.
Bring chairs or blankets. Please, no dogs, drugs, or alcohol.

Check back for more information.

ECHO VALLEY'S 10th ANNIVERSARY
August 18
Come and celebrate our first 10 years with us!
Check back for more information. 

CELEBRATION OF UN INTERNATIONAL DAY(S) OF PEACE
September 1 & 2
This multi-media event will kick off what we hope to be a traveling celebration of peace throughout the Midwest. 
Check back for more information.

HARVEST FESTIVAL
October 6
Give thanks and prepare for winter with
award-winning blues musicians
Joe & Vicki Price 

PEACE IS POSSIBLE
Every Saturday, 2 p.m. and Upon Request
Watch Words of Peace every Saturday at Echo Valley Farm. Viewings are also available upon request. Visit www.wopg.org to view online.
All are welcome.