** orchid society members only - not public meeting

Society meeting.  California Rare Fruit Growers meet the 2nd Saturday of the month.  For more information call Rose Arbuckle at (310) 326-4542

November meeting:  Speaker - Gisele "G" Schoniger - Organic Manager and Educator

Holistic Gardening Practices.  Sustainable practices  in your home garden.  How we care for the soil matters, it affects how our gardens grow, but it also affects the air we breath and the water we drink.  The shift toward a more natural, organic approach or even hybrid approach is far more balanced than a completely chemical approach to gardening. Let's find ways to care for ourselves, our gardens and the soil in a holistic manner, and enjoy the richness of working with nature instead of controlling nature which we know does not work for long. 

Series 2

Saturdays

November 3, 10, 17, 24

$20 members / $30 non-members

Instructor: Master Wang Hui

An ancient Chinese Technique emphasizing relaxation, balance, coordination, and agility, Tai Chi is a total system of exercises promoting circulation, flexibility, and inner strength, as well as mental and physical discipline. Living in California, Master Wang is an authentic Monk from Shaolin Temple in China challenging the principles he was taught throughout his life. Practice Tai Chi to improve your health and rejuvenate your life! **Drop-ins at the day of the class are allowed and are $10 per class.  Please register in the Gift Shop. 

Docent led Tram Tours run at 11:00 am and 1:00 pm and last approximately 45 minutes.  Cost is $4 per/person.  Purchase your boarding pass at the Admission Window (cash only). 

The availability of Tram Tours are based on docent availability.  You can check with the Admission Window (310) 544-6815 to verify if the tram is running.  Tram Tours are subject to cancelation without prior notice.