Dec. 21st 2012
River City Radio Hour
Presenting:
| Joshua Forbes | TenorSax/Flute |
| Jon Moss | Bass |
| Zach Johnson | Piano |
| David Soliz | Drums |
| Glorie Iaccarino | MC/Oral Essay |
1530 Fifth Avenue, Moline, IL
Social Hour @ 5:30p.m.
Dinner @ 6:30p.m.
Show @ 7:30p.m.
The Moline Commercial Club's Chef Linda will be serving a magnificent GERMAN dinner prior to the show, by reservation only.
Please call 309-762-8547 to make a reservation.
Elevator is at the 16th Street entrance.
Tickets for Dinner & Show: $25.00/person
Tickets for the show: $5.00/person
*This event is open to the public and the audience can attend the show without dinner.
Priority seating is given to guests who make dinner reservations.
CELEBRATE THE BEGINNING OF THE NEW ERA WITH JAZZ
CELEBRATE THE 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE MOLINE COMMERCIAL CLUB circa 1912
CELEBRATE WINTER SOLSTICE
CELEBRATE FRIDAY
Nov. 15th 2012
Independent Scholars' Evenings. 7.00 p.m.
Theory of Personality
An attempt to state a "Grand Theory of Personality" that would unify the apparently opposed approaches to psychology of existential experience and systemic methodology - the "Grand Theory of Empirical Psychology."
By Michael Rosenthal.
Religious Morality and Brain Chemistry
The punishment in Islam for the DSM-4 diagnosis of kleptomania is the removal of a hand. Recent research indicates that medications which suppress endorphins are effective in curbing the compulsions of a kleptomaniac. Bearing in mind the costs to society of each way of addressing this condition, is it time to rethink religious morals and their impact on culture? Come join a discussion of comparative religious morality as it is addressed by a modern psychological understanding of compulsive behavior.
By Charles Fisher.
Oct. 11th. 2012
Independent Scholars' Evenings:
"The New Leaders: Artists, Nature and the Government"
Ms. Iaccarino will be be defining what Eco Arts entails, the purpose and benefits of this creative approach, various types of Eco Art terminology, and the impact it has on the environment and our communities. The role of Eco Arts and it's impact in advocacy along with approaches in education will be discussed along with the idea that community building, sustainability and tourism can all benefit from the presence of Eco Art.
By Glorie Iaccarino
About the presenter:
Glorie Iaccarino is a Quad Cities area artist and educator who has spent over twenty years advocating, creating, and promoting art as way to educate, enlighten and entertain the community. She currently works as a facilitator with the Eco Arts Council of the Quad Cities and formerly was the Director of The Quad City Girl Power! Club. She has provided programs and events such as "Celebration of Woman", "The Mobile Art Clinic", and served as a contributing editor with an Eco page with Families First Magazine and as co-host educator with the "Art with Mr. I" art lesson series on WQPT. From public school classrooms, local libraries and area non-profit youth serving organizations, Ms. Iaccarino shares her love, passion, and respect for art as a way of living promoting the philosophy that there is "Art from Life and Life from Art".
Independent Scholars' Evenings. 7.00 p.m.
The Social Impact of Digital Media
Sept 13th. 2012 Independent Scholars' Evening. 7.00 p.m
"Women of Greece and Rome"
By
Michael Rosenthal
Sarah Pomeroy helped bring about a revolutionary turn of perspective in which the old adage, "history is written by and about men," no longer holds true. We will revisit her classic - Goddesses , Whores, Wives, and Slaves - with supplemental material on some dynastic mothers, to see how women lived in ancient Greece and Rome.
Presenter Michael Rosenthal is an Independent Scholar and has completed extensive graduate work in
theology, philosophy and psychology at the St. Paul Seminary and the University of Iowa and Western Illinois University.
Independent Scholars' Evenings. 7.00 p.m.
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois
309-762-9202
Doors open at 6.30 p.m.
Free and open to the public.
Dress code: business casual.
Elevators are located through the 16th. Street entrance.
Independent Scholars’ Evenings are sponsored by The Institute for Cultural and
Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501©3 at State and Federal levels since 1996. Please visit: www.qcinstitute.org
" VEDANTA " Sept. 6, 2012. Independent Scholars’ Evenings:
by
Dr. Jacob P. Rayapati, retired Professor of English from Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, will define "Vedanta" and related Hindu symbolism. He will define such terms as "Monism," "Dualism," "Maya," and "Reincarnation." He will also illustrate the influence of Vedanta on R.W. Emerson.
7.00 p.m.
1530 Fifth Avenue.
Moline, Illinois. 61265
309-762-9202
Doors open at 6.30 p.m.
DRESS CODE: Business Casual.
August 30th. 2012 Independent Scholars' Evenings.
HYGGE : Vital for our human existence .
To understand the Meaning and Phenomenon
of HYGGE is to directly know and understand the Lightness of Being.
HYGGE, a word from Denmark, has a cross cultural value.
Presented by
Michael Grady.
Export Consultant for American Midwestern foods.
And
An Independent Scholar
Michael Grady has spent some time in Denmark, and is a recent grandfather to
Ingrid, 8 months old living in Copenhagen with his son Christian Norgaard Larsen
and Stine. Michael Grady has been an Independent Scholar at the Institute since
2004. He lives in Davenport with his wife Lina Grady, and three teenage girls.
He is an export consultant for American food products. His wife, Lina is an
expert and a consultant in Traditional Feng Shui.
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois
309-762-9202
Doors open at 6.30 p.m.
Free and open to the public.
Dress code: business casual.
Elevators are located through the 16th. Street entrance.
Independent Scholars’ Evenings are sponsored by The Institute for Cultural and
Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501©3 at State and Federal levels since 1996. Please
visit: www.qcinstitute.org
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd.
Morals, Nature and their Sprits
August 9th, 2012
7:00pm
Ice Cube Press
A chapbook of poetry by Salvatore Marici
“Mortals, Nature, and their Spirits by Salvatore Marici is an enchanting array of rhythmic encounters, sensual visions, and perceptive reflections of mysteries and magic of Nature and Nature people. It is a sacred poetic journey well crafted and well taken.” — Rev.Selena Fox, Senior, Minister, Circle SanctuaryAbout the author: Salvatore Marici has had his poetry appear in several magazines, anthologies, and web journals including Circle Magazine, Off Channel, Slow Trains (online),Descant and Sweet Lemons 2: International Writings with a Sicilian Accent (Legas, 2010). He has placed and has been a finalist in several poetry contests and was the 2010Midwest Writing Center’s poet-in-residence. He is a periodic feature poet in the Bucktown Revue.Marici served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guatemala and he is a civil servant retiree who worked for the Army, mainly with the job title of Agronomist. At both jobs, he managed natural resources.Hear Marici talk on WVIK Radio out of the Quad Cities Arts TalkBook is available at Ice Cube Press ,these stores in the Quad Cities: The Book Rack. Honey Creek Gems, Readmore Book World & Rock Shop, QC Collective (Port Byron), , from the author and Amazon- cost $8. Book Sellers contact Steve at
Independent Scholars’ Evenings.
1530 Fifth Avenue.
Moline. Illinois 61265.
Doors open at 6.30 p.m.
Elevators are located through the 16th. Street entrance.
Independent Scholars’ Evenings are sponsored by The Institute for Cultural and
Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501©3 at State and Federal levels since 1996.
“The Living Matrix”
movie:
August 2nd 2012
directed and produced by
Harry Massey and Greg Becker
as informational medicine becomes more prevalent and mainstream, this movie
talks about how different energy systems and information medicine are used in
healing.
There are many other important definitions and studies presented in this movie.
The definitions of “Energy Cardiology”, “The Placebo Affect”, “Meridian
Lines”and more all point to a new way of looking at healing, in addition to the
importance of conventional medicine.
From some of the world’s top geneticists and scientists, this film was
masterfully crafted to hold interest, evoke emotion and educate viewers.
In the words of scientist: Peter Fraser, featured in the movie:
“Healing is learning to correct the human body field so that it works according
to the original blueprint”
The movie will be shown during the regular
Independent Scholars’ Evenings.
August 3rd. 2012
7.00 p.m.
1530 Fifth Avenue.
Moline. Illinois 61265.
309-762-9202
Doors open at 6.30 p.m.
Elevators are located through the 16th. Street entrance.
Independent Scholars’ Evenings are sponsored by The Institute for Cultural and
Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501©3 at State and Federal levels since 1996.
Please visit: www.qcinstitute.org
July 26th. 2012.
Independent Scholars' Evenings : 7.00.p.m.
" Energy in Ancient Theories and its Modern Day Applications"
by
Krystal Hamilton Case will speak about the concept of energy in ancient
theories, modern day applications, and her own experiences with energy awareness
and healing.
Licensed as a massage therapist since 2006, Krystal has worked in a number of
settings from the 5 star hotels of Chicago, to fitness centers, and alternative
therapy centers as well as maintaining her own business throughout the years.
She is a certified reflexologist and has taken classes in Thai massage,
therapeutic Thai flying, stone massage, asian cupping, fire cupping, Quantum
Touch, Thai herbal compress massage and other healing modalities. She has taught
at a school for massage therapy: basic anatomy, physiology, and pathology (for
massage therapists) as well as Swedish massage, Eastern healing theories, and
spa techniques.
In 2007 Krystal studied Shjanta yoga for three months in the beautiful mountains
of Kentucky with Shjaway Deboer at Eartheart Mountain Yoga Community. Shjanta
yoga blends hatha and raja yoga with Buddhist and Taoist meditation techniques,
Makka-Ho energy meridian stretches, Tibetan Rights, Tai-chi, as well as diet and
internal cleansing.
In 2011 Krystal completed levels 1-4 in Touch for Health (TFH) Kinesiology. This
year,2012, she completed her instructor certification and was elected to the
Board of Directors for TFH Kinesiology in the United States. She is working with
a group of five TFH Kinesiology instructors across the United States to empower
individuals and families to become their own primary healthcare providers.
Krystal's kinesiology website is www.projecttfh.com
Independent Scholars' Evenings. 7.00 pm
2nd fl of The Moline Commercial Club above the Phoenix.
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois. 61265
beverages and light hors devours are provided.
The Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by The Institute For Cultural
and Healing Tradition, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at State and Federal levels since 1996
July 19th. 2012 7.00. Pm "FAMILY MATTERS"
July 12th 2012 7.00 p.m.
Art: The Art of Giving
Independent Scholars' Evenings presentation is by Glorie Iaccarino.
will be
Presenting the benefits of Public Art and the Art of Giving with the purpose to
expose, engage, educate and enlighten public.
She will be
Discussing views on the value of art metaphorically and financially. Also,
proposing the idea that because it is “free” it does not have a lesser value.
During the evening, she will be Introducing the PaperGirl project from Berlin,
Germany. This movement has grown worldwide and soon will be our first local
event Papergirl Quad Cities.
Exploration:
Freedom and Censorship with Art
Getting art into public places
Art in community engagement and sustainability
The benefits of Art giving
Function of Art
About the Presenter:
Glorie Iaccarino is a Quad Cities area artist and educator who has spent over
twenty years advocating, creating, and promoting art as way to educate,
enlighten and entertain the community. She currently works as a facilitator with
the Eco Arts Council of the Quad Cities and formerly was the Director of The
Quad City Girl Power! Club. She has provided programs and events such as
“Celebration of Woman”, “The Mobile Art Clinic”, and served as a contributing
editor with an Eco page with Families First Magazine and as co-host educator
with the “Art with Mr. I” art lesson series on WQPT. From public school
classrooms, local libraries and area non-profit youth serving organizations, Ms.
Iaccarino shares her love, passion, and respect for art as a way of living
promoting the philosophy that there is “Art from Life and Life from Art”.
Independent Scholars' Evenings. 7.00 pm
2nd fl of The Moline Commercial Club
Doors open at 6.30 pm.
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois. 61265, above the Phoenix Fine Art gallery.
wine, beverages and light hors devours are provided.
The Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by The Institute For Cultural
and Healing Tradition, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at State and Federal levels since 1996
July 5th. 2012 : I.S.E.
" Of Laughter and Forgetting: Purposeful Ambiguity: the Unbearable Lightness of
Being: The limits of human possibilities. "
Further insights into the concepts and message of Milan Kundra
The theory of Nietzsche , the love story , the politics.
Co- Presenters are Michael Rosenthal and Narveen Aryaputri.
Michael Rosenthal has done Graduate work on Nietzsche at the University of Iowa
during his extensive work in theology, philosophy and psychology at Western
Illinois University, and St. Paul Seminary and the University ofnIowas.
Narveen Aryaputri has her M. A. in English Literature from Meerut University,
India.
Reference will be made to the thesis by Miguel B Llora "MILAN KUNDERA: AN
INDICTMENT AGAINST LIGHTNESS" which he presented for his Master of Arts
requirements .
Freely available on the net.
Independent Scholars' Evenings. 7.00 pm
2nd fl of The Moline Commercial Club
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois. 61265
wine, beverages and light hors devours are provided.
The Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by The Institute For Cultural
and Healing Tradition, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at State and Federal levels since 1996
June 28th. 2012 7.00 pm
June 21st. 7.00 p.m. Independent Scholars' Evenings :
Narveen completed her M.A. in English Literature with special emphasis on 19th. C. American Literature from Meerut University, India in the 1970s. She taught at University level overseas until her immigration to USA. She continued her studies independently, developing into an essayist after her daughter Manisha was at University and later married Justin Snider. They have two children, Nicasio Cole and Zahra Analee.
Narveen continues to manage the business in the Moline Commercial Club and its affiliate, The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, working with the directors of The Institute; continuing, since 1996, its evenings for the area Independent Scholars, who continue to meet on Thursdays to present their ongoing work to the public.
Please attend. Free and open to the public.
second floor of The Moline Club building . Above the Phoenix Fine Art Gallery.
Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by
June 14th 2012. 7.00 p.m.
Independent Scholars' Evenings :
" New Theology: Religion as Artistic Symbolic Consciousness"
‘We have spent years pursuing the Linguistics Turn’: Gustav Bergmann, The
University of Iowa.
But the era of textual study is over.
We are now on the path of Archeology and the Symbolic Turn : Art, Music, Dance,
Hollywood, Internet, the Mayan Calander.
Another in his ongoing series of lectures on Consciousness
By
Michael Rosenthal.
Presenter Michael Rosenthal has completed extensive graduate work in theology,
philosophy and psychology at the St. Paul Seminary and the University of Iowa
and Western Illinois University.
Please attend. Free and open to the public.
The Moline Commercial Club
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois.
7.00 p.m
second floor of The Moline Club building . Above the Phoenix.
1530 Fifth Ave. Moline.
309-762-9202 for The Institute.
light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.
doors open at 6.30
Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at state and
federal level since 1996.
June 7th 2012
May 24th 2012
Independent Scholars' Evenings:
“Social Networking Etiquette”
Is Social Networking Rudeness on the Rise?
By
Mark McLaughlin
Author
Public Relations Director at Results Marketing.
Mark McLaughlin will explore the transgressions of online etiquette in his
presentation. He will provide tips on how to avoid annoying or rude behavior. He
will also provide suggestions on how to nurture positive Internet relationships.
McLaughlin believes that annoying or inconsiderate social networking behavior
is, in part, a product of the fast times in which we live.
“Our culture is passing through a time of brisk technological development,” he
says. “Modern life is changing at a frantic pace – and that’s okay. But as the
world changes, sometimes people concentrate too much on their own objectives and
manners fly out the window – and that’s not okay.”
Because Facebook and other social networks are free, people sometimes feel that
“anything goes” -- but in reality, nothing could be further from the truth.
“Abusing a free service is almost doubly inconsiderate,” he said. “People should
be grateful for the service and treat its other users with respect.
Think about this social networking scenario: Suppose you are an author and some
of your Facebook friends are also authors. But since they write books in the
same genre as your works, they are also competitors. When those authors post ads
for their books on your Facebook page without asking you, are they being rude?
About the presenter :
Throughout his career, Mark McLaughlin has specialized in getting messages out
to business, industry and the general public. Over the years, his writings have
appeared in literally thousands of magazines, trade journals, business
publications, newspapers, anthologies, and websites.
When he is not at his desk at Results Marketing, writing advertising copy and
news releases, he is at home working on his latest book. His 20-plus books
include the supernatural suspense novel MONSTER BEHIND THE WHEEL (co-written
with Michael McCarty), the story collections MOTIVATIONAL SHRIEKER and PICKMAN'S
MOTEL, and the poetry collections THE GOSSAMER EYE (co-written with Rain Graves
and David Niall Wilson), PHANTASMAPEDIA, and PROFESSOR LaGUNGO'S EXOTIC
ARTIFACTS & ASSORTED MYSTIC COLLECTIBLES.
Independent Scholars' Evenings are Free and open to the public.
Please attend.
7.00 p.m.
The Moline Commercial Club
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois.
second floor of The Moline Club building . Above the Phoenix Fine Arts Gallery.
309-762-9202 for The Institute.
www.qcinstitute.org
light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.
doors open at 6.30
Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at state and
federal level since 1996.
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd.
www.qcinstitute.org
www.atthephoenix.com
www.themolinecommercialclub.com
www.themolineclub.com
Independent Scholars' Evenings :
ANNUAL REPORT
for
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd.
reviewing Independent Scholars' work and presentations
in addition to the allied work of The Institute.
by
Narveen S. Aryaputri.
May 17th. 2012
7.00 p.m.
Narveen is the President and Founder of The Institute for Cultural and Healing
Traditions, Ltd. and is a director on its board.
Please attend. Free and open to the public.
The Moline Commercial Club
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois.
7.00 p.m
second floor of The Moline Club building . Above the Phoenix.
1530 Fifth Ave. Moline.
309-762-9202 for The Institute.
light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.
doors open at 6.30
Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at state and
federal level since 1996.
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd.
www.qcinstitute.org
www.atthephoenix.com
www.themolinecommercialclub.com
www.themolineclub.com
May 10, 2012
Independent Scholars' Evenings.
May 3rd. 2012
Independent Scholars' Evenings. 7.00 p.m.
Presenter:
Kambiz Naficy brings a lightness and joy to everything he touches. He combines
the ancient science of Kriya Yoga, the unveiling of subconscious beliefs, and
the loving support of community to bring balance and harmony to the evolution of
our consciousness. Each of his talks is illuminating in its own way as he offers
guidance into further understanding to our inner world and deeper love of self.
About the presenter:
Kambiz Naficy is a poet, meditation master, and spiritual healer who is
committed to helping individuals reach their full life potential through inner
development and growth.
This commitment evolved into his life-work, as he reached a pivotal moment of
change in his own life. Emerging from his strong belief in the power of an
inner-directed life, and a natural fusing of the Persian and Western cultures in
his background, Kambiz decided to leave a highly successful professional life to
take the leap toward the Soul.
Then, in his own words, he describes the beginnings of a remarkable shift…
“…I began to outgrow my old ways of life – like a shoe that does not fit no
matter how hard you try, my emerging self no longer fit into my old life. One
day, I looked around and found that all the leaders that I admired, were
themselves full of fear and worries. Their marriages were failing, their
children lacking love, and their sense of alienation from their fellow-man was
often anesthetized by drugs. No matter where I looked, I could not find a person
who was truly inner-directed, and creating success from the inside-out—that is
when my faith in the external order of things began to fade. I began to search
within.”
In the corn fields of Iowa at Fairfield University Kambiz began intensive study
of the Indian Vedantas and found striking parallels between the Vedas and
quantum physics. From ten years of that study, emerged The Joy of Life
Organization. Kambiz offers workshops and seminars in Sri Lanka, India, Europe,
and the U.S. His teachings reflect his unique ability to draw parallels between
ancient spiritual teachings and Western holistic sciences focused on
self-transformation and inner healing. His unique approach is the blend of
spirituality and psychology; both of which he feels must be addressed for true
transformation.
Kambiz is in the process of carrying out his vision to bring these workshops
across oceans and cultures where many have already benefited from his teachings
of self-exploration, mental concentration, and inner-directed paths to
creativity and self-knowledge.
April 12th.2012
Independent Scholars' Evenings
April 5th.2012
Independent Scholars' Evenings
Please attend. Free and open to the public.
light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.
doors open at 6.30
Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by
Independent Scholars' Evenings
March 22nd. Independent Scholars' Evenings:
Independent Scholars' Evenings
The 9th. Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America
The 9th Amendment states that the people will retain all of the rights they had at the time of the signing of the Constitution of the United States of America.
Open discussion lead
By
Robert Stanley
Independent Scholar
at
The Moline Commercial Club
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois.
7.00 p.m
second floor of
The Moline Club
1530 Fifth Ave. Moline.
309-762-8547 for the Moline Club
309-762-9202 for The Institute.
light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.
The event is free and open to the public.
doors open at 6.30
Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at state and federal level since 1996.
Singularity: Friend or Foe?
Independent Scholars' Evenings
Independent Scholars' Evenings
Dear Independent Scholar, Co-leaners and Supporters,
March 1st. 2012
Independent Scholars' Evenings is reserved for:
“ Enfolded: An Ordinary Story of God's Love”
An original short story written and presented
by
Roger Farinha
Independent Scholars' Evenings
At
7.00 pm
The Moline Commercial Club
1530 Fifth Avenue.
2nd floor.
A spiritual short story chronicling the journey of an ordinary, "unfortunate" man through life; and how the Love of God overtook him, and all his family.
Roger Farinha was born in British Guyana in 1971 and immigrated with his family to the US at the age of 9 years. He became a naturalized citizen in New York at the age of 16, and went on to earn a Bachelors in the History of Modern philosophy, and a masters of Liberal Studies through Fordham University. Most recently, Farinha spent six years as a big-rig trucker, talking to his fellow Americans as a part of his book writing project, the manuscript of which is entitled The New Walden; and the conclusion of which heralded an economic justice message which flowered into his most recent organizing activities in the Quad Cities in the Occupy Wall Street spirit.
Follow his social entrepreneurial movement at www.newamericanspring.org.
Please attend. Please feel free to forward this email to your network.
These Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501(c) 3 at State and Federal levels since 1996.
Please visit our website www.qcinstitute.org
Looking forward to meeting you at the ISE
Administration
the Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions,Ltd.
Special Documentary:
THRIVE
THRIVE is an unconventional documentary that lifts the veil on what's REALLY going in our world by following the money upstream -- uncovering the global consolidation of power in nearly every aspect of our lives. Weaving together breakthroughs in science, consciousness and activism, THRIVE offers real solutions, empowering us with unprecedented and bold strategies for reclaiming our lives and our future. After the presentation there will be a crtitical analysis of the movie within the gorup, facilitated by Independent Scholars' Michael Grady.
Jan 12th, 2012
at
7:00pm
Independent Scholars' Evenings
"Quantum Absurdity: The Strange world of Quantum Physics"
by Charles Fisher
Charles has his engineering degree from the University of Iowa and is a published author with books written in the techincal field of computer science.
Charles is with Info Systesm at Alcoa and is a resident of Rock Island.
The Moline Commercial Club
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois.
7.00 p.m
second floor of
The Moline Club
1530 Fifth Ave. Moline.
309-762-8547 for the Moline Club
309-762-9202 for The Institute.
light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.
The event is free and open to the public.
doors open at 6.30
Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by
The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at state and federal level since 1996.