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Animal Ministries and Community Gardens

Animal Ministries and Community Gardens

Sun, Nov 8, 8:30 PM
From Pan Pacific Pagans and Radical Faeries
4.8

**Tend the Interconnected Web** Blessed Be, Bright Tidings, and Warm Greetings to all seekers, mystics, neighbors, and friends! As stewards of the earth, travelers of the Wheel of the Year, and believers in the sacred, animate spark that resides within all living beings, the **Pan Pacific Pagans and the Radical Faeries of California** are overjoyed to extend our deepest endorsement and a heartfelt invitation to a beautiful sanctuary of community and activism: **The Unitarian Universalist Animal Ministry (UUAM) and Community Garden**. We invite newcomers, seekers, and lifelong earth-defenders alike to gather with us as we deepen our collective relationship to animal advocacy, environmental stewardship, and the profound, intricate web of life that sustains us all. *** 🌿 Gather with Us: Monthly Meetings Come share space, ideas, and vision as we explore our spiritual responsibility to our animal kin and the environment. * **When:** Every Second Sunday of the Month * **Time:** 12:30 PM (following service) * **Where:** The Unitarian Universalist Church of Los Angeles (UULA) * **Who:** Open to all -- no matter your path, tradition, or background, your voice and care are welcome! 🌱 Cultivate with Us: The Community Garden Before or after we meet, we invite you to step into the living sanctuary of the **UULA Community Garden**. * **Touch the Earth:** Ground yourself in a sacred third space dedicated to growth, tactile creation, and mindful connection. * **Practice Mutual Aid with Nature:** Learn how we can cultivate sustainable, local ecosystem support right here in the heart of Los Angeles. * **Find Sanctuary:** Discover a peaceful oasis for contemplation, play, and community building. *** Why We Walk This Path Together For pagans, faeries, and esoteric practitioners, our spirituality is inseparable from our relationship to the land and its creatures. In aligning with the Unitarian Universalist Animal Ministry, we find a shared devotion to the **interconnected web of all existence**. Whether you are looking to become an active advocate for animal welfare, wishing to get your hands dirty in the soil, or simply searching for a safe, inclusive space to meet like-minded spirits, there is a place for you here. Let us weave our magic, our empathy, and our labor together to create a kinder, more conscious world. **Come as you are, bring an open heart, and let’s grow together.** *For inquiries about collaborations, getting involved with the garden, or meeting logistics, please reach out to the UULA community coordinators or join us at our next Sunday gathering!* Please visit: https://fuam.my.canva.site for the FUAM Newsletter!

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Weekly LA Crop Swap Garden Volunteer Day🥦🥕🥬

Sat, Nov 7, 2:44 PM
From Black Women Connecting
4.7
1 attendee

Weekly LA Crop Swap Garden Volunteer Day🥦🥕🥬

Sat, Nov 14, 2:44 PM
From Black Women Connecting
4.7
1 attendee

Weekly LA Crop Swap Garden Volunteer Day🥦🥕🥬

Sat, Nov 21, 2:44 PM
From Black Women Connecting
4.7
1 attendee
Sunday Open Hours

Sunday Open Hours

Sun, Nov 8, 5:00 PM
From 19th St Community Farm Santa Monica

Drop by and enjoy the farm! See what's growing, meet some of our volunteers, and learn how you can get involved!

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LUNCHTIME PLANT WALKABOUT

LUNCHTIME PLANT WALKABOUT

Thu, Nov 12, 8:00 PM
From Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery
4.9

Note: Hahamongna is our field office. Please register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/lunchtime-candle-making-workshop/) to attend and for exact class location Come take a walk in the canyon, learning about the bounty of nature’s flora. We will see natives and non-natives and explore this unique part of the Arroyo Seco south of the bridge. We’ll see wild herbs, native plants, and more. A short walk, getting out in nature, and connecting with the skills of our ancestors. We will see many of our native plants, and also many of the introduced non-natives.

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