[Scpg] reminder: Thursday permaculture mini-convergence

[LBUZZELL at aol.com]

Interested in learning  more about permaculture? Taken the Permaculture 
Design Course?  Whether you're new or  experienced in permaculture, you're 
invited to... 
A LOCAL PERMACULTURE  MINI-CONVERGENCE AND POTLUCK
 




When: Thursday, Oct 15, 7-9  pm
 
Where: Holy Cross Church auditorium, 1740 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara  
 
Cost: Free, plus free parking in large church parking  lot.
 
Hosted  by:  the Santa Barbara Permaculture Guild. Contact 
_lbuzzell at aol.com_ (mailto:lbuzzell at aol.com)  for more info.
 




Theme: What can permaculture accomplish in Santa Barbara County? The 
importance of applying  permaculture on a local basis.
 




Who: open to everyone who's  interested in permaculture or who has taken 
the PDC
 




Potluck: We'll start with our potluck and once  we have our food on our 
plates we'll begin our discussion as we eat. Please bring food or  drink to 
share plus your plate, utensils, cup,  napkin etc.
 




Topics we'll discuss include:
 




 
* What are your needs and let's see if together we can help  meet them.
 




* What are your resources, so  others know who to talk to.
* How is permaculture doing in Santa Barbara  County? 
 




*  The number of folks in our area who have now studied permaculture or 
taken  the PDC is rapidly growing.  How can we harness this new 
energy/community  resource?
 




* Share your ideas and what you're  doing or hope to  do locally to put 
permaculture into practice.
 



* Global permaculture and  local permaculture: how do they interact?
 




*  Women in permaculture - a brief report on the recent Quail Springs  
convergence.
 




If  there's time, we'll also break up into Forums to discuss what's going 
on  with food, building and invisible systems (e.g.  transition) in our  
area, and report back to the whole group.
 





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