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free conga Drumming line at Hayward CA Mon Sep 27th - 01:30 PM Hayward Heights park Join Frank Perez at the Hayward heights park located Hackamore drive 94541 for a fun time of playing conga drums at the park, bring your own drum and join in... Frank @510-228-5929 Facilitation Training for Chaotic Times Thu Nov 4th - 12:38 PM Ukiah This MendoFutures fundraiser, is a seven day facilitation training (starting Nov. 4th) designed to help community leaders create positive and sustainable organizational change in Mendocino County. The instructor, local consultant Steve Zuieback, has over 30 years of experience world wide. For a registration form contact Judith Harwood: Judith Harwood - 984-8969 or judith@rffi.org |
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