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Comment by FixOurWorld on September 9, 2013 at 1:40pm

 

Divine Light Awakening Society of Hamilton will be present at Fix Our World to spread awareness of the eternal authentic practical meditation technique to find peace within - Brahm Gyan. For all those who are looking to be stress free and live healthy lifestyles then definitely stop by our table for more information. Our centre offers free weekly authentic yoga and meditation classes that everyone is welcome to attend. At the festival we will have beautiful candle holders, natural soaps and incense made by individuals who are visually and physically impaired. Please come out and support this noble cause. For more information, please visitwww.DivineLightHamilton.com

 

Pass the Beets is a four-piece band sprouting from the buds of Hamilton. United at Mohawk College's Music Department, PTB began by playing at various functions at the college. Their jazzed lettuce led them to add more flavours, such as some Top 40 Tasty Tomatoes, Classic Rockin' Poppin' Peppers, Motown's Munchy Mushrooms, their tasty Blues Cheese Dressing, and their favourite topping of all : Funkin' Bumpin' Beets. With Tammy Tarr on guitar, Andrew Deacon on drums, Jonas Paavola - Pearson on bass, and Alyssa Dupuis on vocals, Pass the Beets brings you a musical tossed salad on a silver platter.

  

Pass the beets is a four-piece band constructed with members Tammy Tarr on guitar, Andrew Deacon on drums, Jonas Paavola-Pearson on bass, and Alyssa Dupuis on vocals. Playing tunes from the Delta Blues to the Motown grooves, Pass the Beets will get you dancing on your feet!

Angie Andrews & Nina Bergeron are the owners/designers behind Wallabygold Handmade Accessories. We are dedicated to supplying the very best creating quality handmade accessories for whatever the occasion may be, from every day wear to bridal/formal wear. We have in business since the end of 2010 and make everything from hair clips, bows, flowers, headbands to soother clips, mitt clips and tutus.
Angie Andrews

Comment by FixOurWorld on September 9, 2013 at 1:35pm

 

Nancy McLean and students from her studio located at 334 Upper Ottawa Street
Presenting demonstrations and art work at the Fix Our World Festival. 
Nancy McLean will be demonstrating Chinese Brush Painting. 
Local artist, Kam Nabi, will have a display of his portrait work (portraits can
be ordered).
Artwork by several students will also be on display. 
Featured students include: Xi Chen, Victor, Vera, Michelle and others.

We will be at Fix Our World for the 14th and 15th. We have a 10x10 outdoor tent we use for all of our festivals. We will set a up a table with wellness info and brochures. Our practitioners will give demos on their services and free consultations. We will be doing free stretching sessions, mini massage treatments, free Emotional Freedom Technique Consultations and mini reflexology treatments. All will be free to those attending the festival. I will attach our logo. Feel free to check out our website for more info: www.lavandulawellnesscentre.com

Reuse Centre 
Our table at the Festival will display various items that are offered for sale at the Reuse Centre. 2 or 3 volunteers will be available to answer visitor questions, as well as distribute Information pamphlets. A trivia question will be displayed with a ballot box to hold the guesses. A prize will be awarded to the correct answer after the Festival.

 

Ghana Schools of Dreams builds and renovate schools in villages in Ghana, West Africa since 2004. First Nursery, Junior and Senior Kindergarten at the village called Mepom was opened in 2007. Kitchen, industrial gas stove, water tank and extension of the nursery was added in 2010. Prior to this the children were housed in an abandoned warehouse with no windows. This year we are moving onto Akuffokrom another village where the children at the moment attend classes under trees.
Visit our us at www.ghanaschoolsofdreams.com

Please join us on September 14 and 15 at T. B. MCQUESTEN PARK to hear more and find out how you can be part of this wonderful group to find out how you help a child get good education in these villages in Ghana, as education is a way out of poverty

 

 and more...

 

"Together We Will Fix Our World...  because it all starts in our own backyards"

-- 

Comment by FixOurWorld on September 7, 2013 at 12:23pm

Keith Jamieson is a director of the Six Nations Legacy Consortium which was formed as a consortium of organizations and individuals at Six Nations of the Grand River to advance the interests of the SN people by exposing our historical legacy in respect of Canada, and the importance of the contributions we have made in the past and will continue to make into the future. These include our relationships with people and the environment in which we live.

Comment by FixOurWorld on September 1, 2013 at 4:01pm

FIX OUR WORLD FESTIVAL 2013
4th Fix Our World Festival Sept 14 and 15, 2013 at T.B. McQuesten Park in Hamilton.
We are a Community Fusion of Art/Music/Food/Community. With a common goal to educate, motivate, empower, youth and families together in a fun interactive atmosphere by giving them tools they can use to create a more just future for all living things. Peace, Environment, Health, and Success are our main focus.

A unique venue where we invite all who are doing this great work to participate and show the community who is making a difference and how they can get involved. We are reaching your target audience, the people who may be unaware of your existence.

Two days filled with fun things for all ages, workshops, guest speakers, interactive stations. We celebrate and honor talent, knowledge, artists, musicians, and everyone in between. We all have something to offer.
We are always 100% Bullfrogpowered! We ask our guests to please ride their bike, bus, walk, or skateboard,. bring reusable containers, for our dish washing station, clean drinking water station, recycling stations and more.
Some Highlights

Native Village - We have invited people from Hamilton, Six Nations, Port Credit, Toronto, St. Catherines, This year we are featuring a Native Village educating and empowering Youth and families. we invite Drummers, Dancers, Vendors, Artists, Performers, Workshops, Story tellers , Crafters, and Educators, Sacred Fire, Openning Address

Akwaba Cultural Exchange "The Artistic Temple Uniting the Spirit of Diversity in the World.
This village will be formed as an antidote to world mired in excessive materialism and hyper-individuality. So "Nzassa Village" is dedicated to the promotion of spirituality and culture as a foundation of levity. They stand as a collective of artists representing the diversity of this world offering messages of love, unity, self-awareness, hope and intellectual stimulation through music, dance, poetry, song and various traditional disciplines.

Sunday at 1:30PM Special Olympics Community Baseball Challenge- The Hamilton Special Olympics baseball Team has Challenged some Community Supporting Agencies to a Baseball Game. Donations accepted in support of the Special Olympics
Fun Fun Fun for the Whole Family
Donations accepted
For more details go to facebook event page ”Fix Our World Festival is Community Fusion”
Our Global Family http://fixourworld.ning.com/events/4th-fix-our-world-festival
Fix Our World Team
fixourworldfestival2013@gmail.com
fixourworld.ca@gmail.com
Fix Our World 905 518 1308
Our Sponsors:Bullfrogpower, PSAC, Turkstra Lumber, Waterland, Sign-A-Rama, Hilary Beacock, Gino;s Pizza,

Comment by FixOurWorld on September 1, 2013 at 3:36pm

The twenty first annual Gandhi Peace Festival. The theme this year is Stopping Violence Against Women. We are going to engage people by offering snack foods that are aligned with Gandhi's vegetarian life style. We will also do peace glitter tattoo's for the kids, this will provide us with more time to talk with parents and kids about living a healthy and peaceful life style. We will try to talk to kids about anti bullying and to the parents we will teach national and international issue's that effect our lives.We will hand out pamphlets to teach the Teflon method, which deals with how to properly avoid a toxic person. We feel this will help people interact more peacefully with one another and to help them avoid unwanted situations.

Comment by FixOurWorld on August 30, 2013 at 4:46pm

Comment by FixOurWorld on August 28, 2013 at 5:33pm

PHB Designs specializes in handmade moccasins as well as modern and contemporary jewelry.  The sole proprietor of PHB Designs, Sara grew up and currently resides on the six nations reserve.  She began making moccasins and doing beadwork at the age of 10.  Each pair of moccasins are put together with careful attention to the stitching. The patterns that Sara developed are made with a modern twist so they can be worn indoors as well as outdoors.  

Comment by FixOurWorld on August 27, 2013 at 10:39am

Divine Light Awakening Society of Hamilton will be present at Fix Our World to spread awareness of the eternal authentic practical meditation technique to find peace within - Brahm Gyan. For all those who are looking to be stress free and live healthy lifestyles then definitely stop by our table for more information. Our centre offers free  weekly authentic yoga and meditation classes that everyone is welcome to attend. At the festival we will have beautiful candle holders, natural soaps and incense made by individuals who are visually and physically impaired. Please come out and support this noble cause. For more information, please visit www.DivineLightHamilton.com or call (905) 545 9178.

Comment by FixOurWorld on August 24, 2013 at 8:46am

James McIlveen (MCSCS) coordinating the fundraiser Special Olympics Community baseball challenge being held Sunday Sept 15 at Fix Our World Festival 1:30pm 

Comment by FixOurWorld on August 16, 2013 at 5:34am

WASTE IS A PROBLEM: Landfills  bursting at the seams, hazardous waste leaching into our groundwater, oceans full of plastic and toxins, and our streets and waterfronts littered with garbage which is harmful to wildlife.

To address the issue of waste, Earth Day Hamilton-Burlington created Waste Wasters Program which:

• Offers schools interactive in-class workshops designed to meet curriculum needs and help with Eco Schools certification
• Assists event planners in reducing waste produced and waste going to landfill at their events
• Helps organize community cleanup events

Waste Watchers is also sharing waste reduction tips, to help you create less waste everyday.

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