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“Charleston Peace One Day will hold the 2nd Annual Charleston Peace Day Celebration Festival at Brittlebank Park on September 20th, 2009 from 1-6pm. The festival will unite Charleston’s many cultures with the rest of the world in celebrating the United Nation’s International Day of Peace and Ceasefire in a community celebration that is inclusive of education, art, music, sport, and other peace-building initiatives in an event that is free to the public.
This year’s festival will bring together all of Charleston’s cultures in order to celebrate intercultural cooperation with activities for everyone in the community to participate in to show how Charleston is working toward establishing a more peaceful community. Components of the festival include : Entertainment by Delia Chariker, Lowcountry Flute Circle, One Accord Gospel Choir, Po’Ridge, David Carroll, Moody Black, Preach Jacobs, DJ Pericles, with key-community and a diversity of religious leaders speaking on peace. The Kids Global Village, sponsored by Montessori Schools, gives children the opportunity to learn through peace-building activities. Suarez Soccer School will sponsor Soccer and Socci games throughout the day promoting peace through sport. A fine art exhibit and partnership with the WALK Gallery will be installed for community artist to visually express what peace means to them. There will be local food, craft, and merchant vendors for attendees to enjoy.
A diverse network of non-profits from the community will be present for people to get more information about programs they can become a part of year round to help build peace in the Lowcounty. The festival will be powered by solar energy and have compost and recycling bins in order to promote environmental sustainability. A benefit concert and food drive co-sponsored by Conscious Alliance will follow the festival at Music Farm with musical performances by Dangermuffin, Fireworks Show, and Organ Donor. Charleston’s efforts toward creating a culture of peace will be documented by Open Dome Productions on that day in order to show what Charleston is doing to help set an example for the rest of the world. For the festival entertainment schedule, vendor list, other updates about the festival schedules please visit www.cp1d.org. Or contact Beth Wendt at wendt.charlesotnpeace@gmail.com
Admission is free!
ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE
1:00-1:05: Welcome by Founder Reba Parker and opening prayer of peace by John Doose
1:10-1:40: College of Charleston Speaker
1:40-150: Girlscouts of Southeaster Carolina begin Peace Walk and Student Speaker Hannah Marie Garcia
1:50-2:20: “One Accord” CSU Gospel Choir and Charleston Peace One Day Theme Song by David Carroll
2:20-2:35: Speaker Don Flowers, Bert Keller, and Reverend Joe Darby
2:45-3:15: Moody Black and Nuria Phoenix Poetry
3:15-3:30: Speaker Cyrus Buffum from Waterkeeper and Charleston Tibetan Society’s Sermet Aslam
3:40-4:40: Po’Ridge
4:40-4:50: Speaker Dwayne Green and Elke Kennedy
4:50-5:00: “One” Dance Choreographed by Annie Lewis
5:00-5:30: Preach Jacobs
5:30-6:00: DJ Pericles
2009 VENDOR LIST
Charleston Collegiate School
Charleston Tibetan Society
Charleston Green Party
Charleston Peace
Charleston County Democratic Party
Peace Alliance
Sean’s Last Wish
United Federation of World Peace
Roots and Shoots
First Affirmative Financial Network
Conscious Alliance
US Campaign to End Israeli Occupation
The Sophia Institute
Jewels by Lindsay Margaret
Reflective Perspective Designs
Fine Garnish Jewelry
Art For Souls
Lowcountry Flute Circle
Spirit Moves
Ashley Knowles Photography
Peace Frog
Jazz Artist of Charleston
CamAdams Designs
Jeff Fitzharris Designs
FOOD
Kronic Coffee
Charleston Festival Foods
Carvel Ice Cream
Let’s Get Cook’n
KIDS GLOBAL VILLAGE SCHEDULE
Jenny Sherman of Oak Grove Montessori and Alexandria Ravenel have posted the schedule of activities for the Kids Global Village for the 2009 Charleston Peace Day Festival.
Peace Begins With Me
1:00 See My Love
(ages 3 and up)
• Purple Tent
1:00 Peace Co-operative Activity (ages 6 – 12)
• Blue Tent
1:30 Yoga for Children
With Jennifer Marvel
• Purple Tent
2:00 Black Elks Medicine Wheel – Vision of Peace
(ages 3 and up)
• Purple Tent
2:30 Yoga for Children
• Purple Tent
3:00 The Peace Rose
Conflict resolution for the
Young child
Make a Peace Rose (ages 3-7)
• Purple Tent
3:00 Peace Co-operative Activity (ages 6-12)
• Blue Tent
3:30 Peace Posters
3:30 Peace Flags (ages 6-12)
• Blue Tent
4:00 Stand/ Walk/ Sit for Peace
Take Part In Building A Labyrinth
Ongoing Art Activities
“LOCAL ARTISTS ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY TO REFLECT ON A GLOBAL EFFORT TO ACHIEVE ONE DAY OF PEACE AND CEASEFIRE”
Fine Art Exhibit Information
Charleston Peace One Day has invited artist and curator, Tina Christophillis to put on a Fine Art Exhibit at the 2nd Annual festival held at Brittlebank Park on September 20th from 1-6pm at Brittlebank park. The Fine Art Exhibit will feature local artist’s works that challenge an audience to reflect upon the nature, scope, and possibility of an International Day of Peace and Ceasefire.
The goal of the Charleston Peace One Day festival is to bring together all of Charleston’s cultures in order to celebrate intercultural cooperation with activities for everyone in the community to participate in to show how Charleston is working toward a culture of peace. Fine Art has the ability to create awareness and reflect on other cultures through creative vision and respect, and Charleston Peace One Day is excited to bring this component into this year’s festival. “ I am grateful for the opportunity to engage the local community in a global effort to use art as a way to transcend the barriers and boundaries of diversity,” curator Tina Christophillis said.
The Fine Art Exhibit will feature the work of local artist: Mary Edna Fraser, Karin Olah, Gregory Guay, Shannon Di, Ben Timpson, Tiffiny Lippincott, Seth Corts, Timothy Pakron ,Lesley Wamsley, Luke Vehorn, Lynne Riding, Lisa Shimko, Jody Christian, Joanna Jackson, Mary Walker, and Tyler Ann Blanton, Tina Christophillis, Jeff Fitzharris, and Matthew Bowers.
Artist’s work may also be viewed from the end of September and October through the WALK GALLERY, which fills the windows of empty storefronts around Charleston with regional artwork.
CP1D and Conscious Alliance will also use a piece from the exhibit as the poster for the benefit concert and food drive on September 20th at Music Farm with musical performances by Dangermuffin, Fireworks Show, and Organ Donor and a multimedia production by Open Dome Productions.”
Check Check Check it out!
Everyone wants to know where to find music in Charelston, and it can be an easy thing to do but I want to make it easier for you! Here are some venues that I enjoy and love the bands at. Check out their websites for upcoming shows and for locations, maybe they are closer to you than you think!
http://www.musicfarm.com/home.html
(Check out the Music Farm, it’s right in the middle of downtown and about 2 blocks down King Street from Campus. It’s the perfect place for College Kids without a Car to see a show.)
http://www.charlestonpourhouse.com/
http://www.myspace.com/vitojohnsonspub
(Johnson’s is a cool place for local music.)
I’ll be sure to update some cool shows when they are coming into town. <3
Also CofC Radio will be doing some shows with Eye Level Art this year, so listen for updates of our own venues.
Peace and Love,
Penny Lane
Every So Sweet, by the Early November. This song is off one my personal favorite album called The Room’s Too Cold. Listen and Love.
Ace Enders - "When I Hit The Ground" Video by Ace Enders - MySpace Video
Ace Enders, is the fun,smart, handsome lead singer from the Early November who when the band broke off started his own side project, called Ace Enders and A Million Different People. Ace Enders also had another side project called, I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business, but has been focusing his efforts into the new band and album. Ace Enders and A Million Different People also had Surge and other members of the Early November seen as part of Ace’s new band. Check out this lastest video and for the full album go to http://www.myspace.com/aceendersandamilliondifferentpeople and listen.
(ps. if you know the early november check out surge’s and ace’s new hairdo’s in the video. =])
Love,
P.L.
Listen to Other CofC DJs!
ready? set? listen to www.cofcradio.com Tuesday nights 10-Midnight for a dear friend of Penny Lane’s, Publicana!!!!! She is a band-aid, and rocker from California here to share her style from home. She plays a lot of local bands from her home town and local bands from here. Listen and Love some other DJs on the Air! And send her your music so she can love your band too!
Love,
Penny L.
I pass this everyday in Charleston. It reminds me to keep an open mind and relax because it’s all madness anyway. Someone wrote it on a construction plank that is outside a major steel skeleton and I think it’s ironic because there is always noise, sparks, and metal moving…it’s madness. It’s very moving also because it says “this” instead of “the”; it makes it hit closer to home. The madness is here not somewhere else, but you need to escape it. Also the word “yourselves” shows that you, personally, are the only one who can save you from the madness. It’s no one else’s responsibility and no one else will do it for you. Plus you have to realize that you need to be free, although this sign is a friendly push in the right direction, and I hope this blog makes you realize it too. Before you get worried or stressed and before you over think something just remember, “free yourselves from this madness.”
