Meet This Evening, Party This Saturday!
Meet this Evening ...
Join us this evening at 5:30 p.m. at the ReStore, 815 Young St., for Generation Charleston's next general meeting.
Beth Wheatley and Dennis Strawn will be discussing "green living" and land conservation.
Wheatley is director of government relations for The Nature Conservancy in West Virginia. She works in partnership with public agencies, corporations, landowners and others to conserve West Virginia's outstanding forests and natural areas. Most recently, she worked with partner organizations to pass legislation to develop an Outdoor Heritage Conservation Fund to invest in the conservation of the state's most significant lands.
Strawn has been a programmer analyst and application developer for Mountain State Blue Cross Blue Shield for 18 years. He commutes by bike daily for work and errands. He serves on the boards for the Friends of the Kanawha Trestle Trail Organization, Charleston Land Trust, the West Side Neighborhood Association, the West Side Main Street Organization and the Regional Intergovernmental Council.
The event is free and open to the public. Food and refreshments will be available.
... and Celebrate this Saturday!
Halloween might be over by Nov. 1, but that doesn't mean you have to put the costumes away.
Come dance to the likes of Vanilla Ice, Madonna, the Macarena and other favorites with music will be from Electric 102.7 DJ Libby Jo Salyers at the Generations Celebration!
It's this Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Charleston Civic Center. Show off your creativity by dressing as your favorite icon from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. Costumes are optional but encouraged. Prizes awarded for best costumes from each decade as well as door prizes and a gift basket drawing.
Relive your youth with games of Twister, Ms. Pac-Man (yes we have a Ms. Pac-Man game) and Rubik's Cube. Great food, open bar and a groovy time!
Tickets are $35 single in advance / $60 pair in advance / $40 at the door.
Contact Deb Coffman at (304) 340-4253 or DCoffman@CharlestonAreaAlliance.org to get your tickets! Or register online here!
Join us this evening at 5:30 p.m. at the ReStore, 815 Young St., for Generation Charleston's next general meeting.
Beth Wheatley and Dennis Strawn will be discussing "green living" and land conservation.
Wheatley is director of government relations for The Nature Conservancy in West Virginia. She works in partnership with public agencies, corporations, landowners and others to conserve West Virginia's outstanding forests and natural areas. Most recently, she worked with partner organizations to pass legislation to develop an Outdoor Heritage Conservation Fund to invest in the conservation of the state's most significant lands.
Strawn has been a programmer analyst and application developer for Mountain State Blue Cross Blue Shield for 18 years. He commutes by bike daily for work and errands. He serves on the boards for the Friends of the Kanawha Trestle Trail Organization, Charleston Land Trust, the West Side Neighborhood Association, the West Side Main Street Organization and the Regional Intergovernmental Council.
The event is free and open to the public. Food and refreshments will be available.
... and Celebrate this Saturday!
Halloween might be over by Nov. 1, but that doesn't mean you have to put the costumes away.
Come dance to the likes of Vanilla Ice, Madonna, the Macarena and other favorites with music will be from Electric 102.7 DJ Libby Jo Salyers at the Generations Celebration!
It's this Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Charleston Civic Center. Show off your creativity by dressing as your favorite icon from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. Costumes are optional but encouraged. Prizes awarded for best costumes from each decade as well as door prizes and a gift basket drawing.
Relive your youth with games of Twister, Ms. Pac-Man (yes we have a Ms. Pac-Man game) and Rubik's Cube. Great food, open bar and a groovy time!
Tickets are $35 single in advance / $60 pair in advance / $40 at the door.
Contact Deb Coffman at (304) 340-4253 or DCoffman@CharlestonAreaAlliance.org to get your tickets! Or register online here!
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