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SUMMARY:TOASTMASTERS CLUB - meetup
DESCRIPTION:Join us!\nStart off your Friday mornings with a lively\, interesting and challenging splash. Whether you’re panicked about speaking in front of others or a more experienced speaker looking to enhance your skills\, you’ll find a welcoming\, supportive\, even fun environment. We meet in person every Friday at St Andrews Church\, at the corner of Bristol and Ojai Avenue. 6.30 A.M \n  \nContact information: Karen Banfield  Banfield11@gmail.com or text 805 804 7024 \nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/OjaiValleyToastmasters/ \nWebsite: https://4717.toastmastersclubs.org/
URL:https://www.ojaihub.com/event/toastmasters-club-virtual-meetup-2023-02-24-2023-04-28-2023-11-03/
LOCATION:Online\, Ojai\, CA\, 93023\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:ALIGNMENT HEALINGS - Outdoor Qigong Classes
DESCRIPTION:Lepeng has taught Yoga\, Pilates and Qigong practice for the past 12 years.  She has witnessed that many people struggling in regular Yoga and Pilates classes as well as other strenuous workout classes. Unless you have been consistently practicing Yoga and workout regularly\, some of these movements are not natural or even suitable for our bodies and it can hurt us and cause unnecessary injuries. Lepeng designed  a series of movement classes so that people can develop and maintain their strength\, flexibility and vitality with little risk of  injuries. \n \nOutdoor Qigong classes at Soule Park\, 1301 Soule Park Road\, Ojai\, CA\n\n\nQigong & Yoga Flow (90 minutes) on Wednesdays 10am to 11:30am Soule Park\,\n \nLepeng designed this movement class to help people to enjoy movement in a way that feels good\, flows the energy and trains the mind.  And you don’t have to go fast\, be competitive and worry about injures. The class starts with 50-minutes gentle Qigong practice to warm up the body and open up major energy channels (meridians) in the body\, then we move through a series of gentle yoga postures (for 20 minutes) to strengthen and stretch the entire body. You will feel completely relaxed and rejuvenated after 10-minutes of shavasana on the ground at the end. \n\n \n\nQigong & Meditation (70 minutes) on Fridays 10am to 11:10am Soule Park\n\nQi Gong is a practice that allows us to experience and utilize a subtle energy called Qi or Prana. When Qi is abundant within us we feel physically strong\, emotionally balanced and guided by inner clarity and vision. We can taste freedom. The class starts with 50-minutes gentle Qigong practice and finishes with a 20-minutes meditation.
URL:https://www.ojaihub.com/event/alignment-healings-outdoor-qigong-classes-2023-11-03/
LOCATION:Soule Park\, 1301 Soule Park Road\, Ojai\, CA\, 93023\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gatherings,Healing & Wellness (H),Learning,Outdoors
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SUMMARY:24th Annual OJAI FILM FESTIVAL 2023!
DESCRIPTION:24th Annual OJAI FILM FESTIVAL 2023\n\nThe Ojai Film Festival (OFF) celebrates 24 years of “Enriching the Human Spirit through Film” November 2-19. (In person: November 3-6)\n\nThe live event kicks off with free opening night festivities Thursday\, November 2 at Libbey Bowl. Music by Spencer The Gardener welcomes patrons starting at 5:30 p.m. followed by Diane Ladd accepting the 2023 Distinguished Artist Award at 6:30 p.m.\, accompanied by a screening of her latest film “Isle of Hope.”\n\nOFF moves to the Ojai Art Center for the next four days\, November 3 through 6\, to present 86 short and long films\, including narratives\, documentaries\, and animations\, plus seminars.\n“Over the last 24 years\, the Ojai Film Festival has been a source of joy and cultural enrichment for our community\,” Artistic Director Steve Grumette said. “We’re proud of the impact we’ve had and look forward to many more years of bringing people together through the power of cinema.”\nMany of the films examine people’s relationships. Short films “Bound” and “Shadow Brother Sunday” explore strained bonds between brothers. On the other hand two documentary features depict brothers collaborating. In “Live at Mister Kelly’s” two brothers transformed a family coffee shop into an entertainment empire. “The Canote Twins” shows identical twins who’ve played music together for most of their 70-plus years.\nSeveral other films revolve around music as well. “Called to the Mountains” documents a Japanese bluegrass band. In “The Orchestra Chuck Built” a lawyer-turned-conductor sets out to rectify the reality that blacks comprise less than two percent of professional orchestras. The short “Career Day” shows how a depressed accountant finds new hope when he resurrects his former identity as a singer in a boy band. In “First Chair” a gifted clarinetist struggles with rivalry.\nMusic also found its way into the Gold Coast program which spotlights filmmakers from the region surrounding Ojai on Monday\, November 6. Peter Fox\, a longtime fixture in the Ojai theater community\, directed “Good Vibrations” a short about a girl who becomes bewildered when her music teacher suddenly retires. Bookending OFF’s first weekend with Spencer The Gardener\, “More Than Just A Party Band” chronicles the colorful life of Spencer Barnitz.\nSprinkled throughout the weekend festival goers will find special events\, including speakers and panels on film related topics. Mary Duda will shed light on how “AI is Changing Filmmaking.” Author Harry Medved will discuss “Hidden History of Hollywood West: Ojai and Ventura County’s Classic Movie Locations.”\n“Our planned seminars and special events are designed to enrich the festival experience by offering an informative complement to our film selections\,” Grumette said. “They provide a unique opportunity for film enthusiasts to engage with industry experts and gain valuable insights.”\nFor the third year in a row OFF continues its Diversity & Inclusion Program\, sponsored by Panavision\, with two panels on Saturday\, November 4 at 4 pm. Luis Ramón Quintero\, a director\, writer and producer from Pacoima\, will lead a dialog about “Latin Filmmakers in America.” Rosa Costanza\, whose various roles ranges from producer to screenwriter and director\, will moderate a panel on “Growth for Female Filmmakers.”\nThe female vibe runs strong through this year’s OFF. Two women celebrities\, both subjects of documentaries\, plan to make appearances. After “Unveiled: Joyce Tenneson & the Heroine’s Journey” on Friday\, November 3\, photographer and author Joyce Tenneson will sign books and exhibit photos at a reception in the Art Center courtyard. ‘Hot Tamale’ Susan Feniger\, star of “Susan Feniger. FORKED.\,” will bring her food truck on Sunday\, November 5.\nOnline streaming of films begins Tuesday\, November 7. While the virtual festival takes place in cyberspace until November 19\, some live events will continue in Ojai. The highly anticipated follow up to the global hit “Kiss the Ground\,” Big Picture Ranch’s “Common Ground\,” screens at Matilija Auditorium on Saturday\, November 11\, 4 p.m..\nStay tuned to https://ojaifilmfestival.com for updates on other events and to read descriptions of all festival films. Tickets come as single entry\, four or six packs\, or VIP passes. All seniors\, students\, active military\, and groups of ten or more receive discounts.
URL:https://www.ojaihub.com/event/24th-annual-ojai-film-festival-2023/
LOCATION:Ojai Art Center\, 113 South Montgomery Street\, ojai\, CA\, 93023\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Festivals (H),Art Events,Citizenship,Entertainment,Featured (H),Featured Event,Food & Wine (H),Gatherings,Performances*
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