Natural Awakenings

THURSDAY, APRIL 25
Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse
Annual Spring Banquet – 6-9pm. Keynote Speaker:
Gregg Tripoli, Executive Director, Onondaga
Historical Association on “Looking to the Past
to See the Future: Social Justice in Central New
York.” Awards will honor Khalil Abdul-Khabir,
Peggy Liuzzi, Helen Hudson and Paul Nojaim. $50.
Holiday Inn, 7th N St & Electronics Pkwy. Tickets:
ActsBanquet@gmail.com.
Emergence: Systems, Organisms, Persons –
7pm. Over billions of years, more complex entities
have emerged from hydrogen and helium to humans.
Dr. Nancey Murphy explains how complex
dynamical systems theory has become a new area
of study shedding light on this subject. Free. Reilly
Hall 442, Le Moyne College, 1419 Salt Springs
Rd, Syracuse. McDevitt Center for Creativity and
Innovation: 315-445-6200 or McDevittCenter@
Lemoyne.edu.
FRIDAY, APRIL 26
Healthy Kids Day – 6-9pm. A festival of fun for
kids and adults, featuring interactive family games
that promote exercise and good nutrition for the
whole family, plus information about healthy activities
and resources available in our community. Free.
Fulton Family YMCA, 715 W Broadway, Fulton.
315-598-9622.
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
Healthy Kids Day –10am-1pm. A festival of fun
for kids and adults, featuring interactive family
games that promote exercise and good nutrition for
the whole family, plus information about healthy
activities and resources available in our community.
Free. North Area Family YMCA, 4775 Wetzel Rd,
Liverpool. 315-451-2562.
SUNDAY, APRIL 28
Healthy Kids Day – 11am-3pm. A festival of fun
for kids and adults, featuring interactive family
games that promote exercise and good nutrition for
the whole family, plus information about healthy
activities and resources available in our community.
Free. East Area Family, 200 Towne Dr, Fayetteville.
315-637-2025.
Healthy Kids Day – 11am-3pm. A festival of fun
for kids and adults, featuring interactive family
games that promote exercise and good nutrition for
the whole family, plus information about healthy
activities and resources available in our community.
Free. Southwest YMCA, Onondaga Community
College Campus, 4584 W Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse.
315-498-2699.
TUESDAY, APRIL 30
Grains, Grains, and More Grains – 7-8:30pm.
Priscilla Timberlake creates grain dishes, salads
and croquettes with rice, millet, kasha and quinoa.
Enjoy samples and take-home recipes. $8/
GreenStar members, $10/nonmembers. 701 W
Buffalo St, Ithaca. Registration required, Green-
Star: 607-273-9392.
2013 InterFaith Works Leadership Awards Dinner
(ILAD) – 5:30-9pm. Dinner honoring 8 prominent
elders who have changed lives and the community
in many positive ways. SRC Arena & Events Center,
OCC, 4585 W Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse. Register:
InterFaithWorksCNY.org or call 315-449-3552.
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ACUPUNCTURE
abigail richardson, ms, l.ac,
diPl, om
55 Port Watson St, Cortland • 607-753-1228
AbigailRichardsonl.AC@gmail.com
InvigorationsWellness.com
SouthsideAcupuncture-Ithaca.com
Offering acupuncture, Tui Na, and
Chinese Herbal Medicine services
in Cortland at Invigorations
Wellness Center and in Ithaca at
Southside Acupuncture & Oriental
Medicine.
BODYWORK
& THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE
dot edwards, lmt
55 Port Watson St, Cortland
607-753-1228
DRosieEdwards@yahoo.com
InvigorationsWellness.com
Comprehensive bodywork
includes massage therapy, Reiki,
integrated energy therapy and
vortexhealing (Divine Energy
Healing). Massage can improve
circulation, lessen inflammation
and swelling, increase range of
motion and strengthen the immune system, plus can
help relieve mental and physical fatigue.
Janet hanna, lmt, ncbtmb
55 Port Watson St, Cortland
607-753-1228
InvigorationsWellness.com
NYS licensed and nationally
certified with 20 years of
experience as a massage
practitioner. Integrative approach
to bodywork sessions will assist
clients in achieving pain relief and
greater mobility. Attaining and
maintaining balance (physical, mental, emotional
and spiritual) can bring about the highest form of
healing. Offering a nurturing and supportive
atmosphere that gently encourages clients to find
the balance they already possess within.
An individual has not started living until he can rise
above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to
the broader concerns of all humanity.
~ Martin Luther King Jr.
rhonda shute, lmt
888 E Brighton Ave, Syracuse
315-857-3144
Sedona82563@aol.com
ParkerChiro.com
Rhonda graduated from Onondaga
School of Therapeutic Massage
and is certified in Myofascial
Release (John F. Barnes approach),
Thai Massage and pre-natal/postpartum
massage (MotherMassage
Technique). Additionally, Rhonda
works with local sports teams in collaboration with
Dr. Parker offering Sports Massage, Myofascial
Release Therapy, Swedish Massage, Thai Massage,
Deep Tissue Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Reiki
and PreNatal Massage. See ad, page 19.
CHIROPRACTOR
dr. donna cotY, dc
2471 Rte 11, LaFayette
315-677-0107
A holistic professional, providing compassionate
and caring chiropractic treatments for the entire
family with treatments addressing headaches,
neck and shoulder pain, overuse injuries, and
low back and sciatic pain. A heated hydrotherapy
massage table is available after your adjustment to
relax and reduce stress. Office hours include every
other Saturday and evenings. See ad, page 8.
dr. barrett Parker, dc, ccsP
888 E Brighton Ave, Syracuse
315-498-6888
ParkerChiro.com
Dr. Parker is the Syracuse
University Athletics sports
chiropractor and the Syracuse
Chiefs Baseball Team
Chiropractor. Parker Chiropractic
is a family practice specializing in
spine, sports and other
musculoskeletal conditions including: disc
herniations, joint dysfunction, traumatic injury,
chronic pain syndromes, tension and migraine
headaches, soft tissue injuries, such as sprain/strain
injury, nerve entrapments, scar tissue formation and
repetitive strain disorders. See ad, page 19.