[Scpg] Wright Center Spring Equinox Malibu, California

[Wesley Roe and Marjorie Lakin Erickson]

*Wright Organic Resource Center
for art, architecture and organic living*
Malibu, California

*Spring Equinox Celebration 2005*
March 19th
10:00 am to 9:00 pm

Garden Raising- 10:00 am to 4:00 pm *Prepare to get earthy! *
Join us in the Garden! It'll be fun and productive. We'll do some cleanup, 
planting, composting, working on the cob bench and merry making. We'll 
provide some snacks and drinks. Bring a brown bag lunch.

Equinox Celebration and Potluck - 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm
*Come on up! Welcome Spring and meet your old and new friends!*
We'll be gathering on the deck under the oaks around 6:00 pm to begin the 
celebration and then we'll walk up to the medicine wheel overlooking the 
ocean and mountains. Bring a Potluck dish to share, warm layers of clothes 
and musical instruments to play.
$10 - $20 suggested donation

RSVP by phone, fax or e-mail

Wright Organic Resource Center
24680 Piuma Rd.
Malibu, CA 90265
818.591.8992 ph
818.591.0116 fax
worc at elwright.net
Directions: www.elwright.net/wrightway/location.html or call

Weather dependent, give us a call if it looks like rain. Please carpool. 
Sorry, no dogs.

About Wright Organic Resource Center
*Wright Organic Resource Center* educates and activates people to be 
creative, aware, and environmentally responsible in all aspects of life. We 
provide opportunities for people in the Los Angeles area, especially youth, 
to experience the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright and Organic Architecture, 
encouraging the creative integration of Nature, Art and Community. Our goal 
is to spark the imagination of people who come to the land and activate 
them to envision and participate in building a socially and environmentally 
connected world.

*Wright Organic Resource Center* is located in Malibu, California on a 
beautiful and rustic 24 acre site where we host workshops and events, have 
a resource library and a variety of demonstration projects.

Wright Organic Resource Center is a project of Social and Environmental 
Entrepreneurs, (SEE), a 501(c)3 not for profit organization providing 
technical assistance towards our development as an independent entity. 
www.saveourplanet.org