Moonlit Mindfulness: A Spooky, Batty Experience

Moonlit Mindfulness: A Spooky, Batty Experience Saturday, September 26th (Full Corn Moon) 7:30-8:30 PM Franklin Park, 8700 Roe Ave, Prairie Village, KS 66207 No cost to attend; donations are welcome and support our ongoing programming. Join us for our 3rd Annual Moonlit Mindfulness! Meet at the parking lot off of Roe Ave in front of the picnic pavilion (look for The Resilient Activist signs) Join local bat enthusiast and The Resilient Activist board member Briana Anderson for a bat-watching walk in the park. Learn about the importance of bats and what we can do to support them as we search for bats flitting amongst the trees. As the full moon rises. The moon comes up just after sunset that evening, so it should be rising as we settle in. The Resilient Activist board member and founder of Mindfulness in the Heartland, Amy Zoe Schonhoff, will lead a meditation on the significance of the full moon, the transition into autumn, and our connections to our batty friends. Bring a water bottle, jacket, and a camping chair if you have one. The walking trail is paved and wheelchair-accessible; restrooms are located right by the picnic pavilion, and water fountains are available. Kids are welcome as long as they can stay quiet during the meditation. Contact Briana Anderson at [email protected] with questions. Bat Design Credit: Biho Takashi | Wikipedia Commons Rain Date: Sunday, September 27th