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Upcoming event: Environmental Movie

Environmental Movie Series:

Revenge of
the Electric Car

Collaboration between:

The Dufferin Marsh Committee, King Township Public Library, Cold Creek Stewardship and Arts Society King.
ASK Events 2012, Community Events    

Carbon Nation

 

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Documentary “Jackie – The Power of Style”

Monday July 11
Documentary “Jackie – The Power of Style”
with writer, producer Christina Pochmursky.
7 p.m. at Schomberg Library.  No charge.
Decades after Jackie Kennedy Onassis’s death, she remains an icon of style and elegance throughout the world. Jackie’s extremely personal and distinctive imprint dominated every aspect of her life. The film also explores the power of the media in the 60′s showing how history and television turned Jackie into one of the most powerful and memorable media celebrities of the modern age

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Environmental Movies 2011 – “Fresh”

 

February 23 at 7 pm
King City Library, 1970 King RoadKing City
No Charge

A documentary featuring Michael Pollan, Will Allen and Joel Salatin. It celebrates the farmers, thinkers and business people across America who are re-inventing our food system.  70 mins.

The Environment Movies Series is a collaboration between
Cold Creek Stewardship, Dufferin Marsh Committee, King Township Public Library & Arts Society King
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Environmental Movie Series – Banana Split

Bananas are one of the cheapest fruits that can be bought in Canada – even in the dead of winter.

But, there are other costs than the ones we pay at the grocery store.

Banana Split takes us on a journey from a store in Canada to the grower in Honduras.

Environmental Movie Series by Dufferin Marsh, Cold Creek Stewardship, ASK and K.T. Public Library.

Wednesday, October 20th at 7 p.m. at the Schomberg Library

FREE ADMISSION

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Environmental Movie: Dead in the water

One quarter of the people in the world do not have access to clean water. Some people see a tragedy some a business opportunity. Learn the consequences of privatising the delivery of water, both in the developing and the developed world.

August 25, 7 pm.
Nobleton Library.

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