Author Tony Kearney at Lake Worth Library

Meet the Author at the Lake Worth Public Library

The Lake Worth Public Library’s will host Mr. Tony Kearney at its free Meet the Author evening, Thursday, June 9^th at 7:00 pm. Mr. Kearney will introduce his two new books “Open Up Your Heart and Let the Sunshine In.” and “How to be the Best Person in the World.”

Tony Kearney is an educator, trainer, facilitator, mediator, farmer, environmentalist, corporate lawyer and published author. (Who Owns the Future?, Boo!, The Tao of Awe, How to be the Best Person in the World, Open up your Heart and let the Sunshine in.)  Originally from New Zealand he moved to Ireland in 2006 for a change of lifestyle. He travels widely from his home in Ireland facilitating events to do with personal and planetary change

In addition to his two new book, he will present a short lecture:

”FINDING THE FUTURE IN YOU and FINDING YOU IN THE FUTURE.”

Thursday night Mr. Kearny will be looking at some fresh and exciting ways that you, yes you, can not only become the best person in the world by opening up your heart and letting the sunshine in, but you can also help save the planet and the future at the same time!

Sound too good to be true?  Sound too important to miss? If you said yes to both of these questions, (or even just one) then please come along to the talk and find out whether it is both true and possible. 

Your planet and your future both need you! 

In this important event Mr. Kearney will be sharing with his vision of a possible future and hopes that in return you might share your vision with him.

All are welcome to this event from teachers, to environmentalists, to scientists, to artists, to poets, to educators, to writers, to farmers, to politicians, to adults and children and anyone else who may have been forgotten!

He hopes you are able to join him for this important meeting of hearts, minds and actions.

Lecture by Archaeologist, Dorothy Block, this Thursday

Pre-Columbian Palm Beachers

Presented by: Dorothy Block, M.A.

Did you know that Palm Beach Island has been inhabited by humans for around 3,000 years? Are you interested in the conservation and protection of the numerous ancient Indian burial mounds and habitation sties scattered throughout the nation's wealthiest town? Are you curious about the realities of how ancient burial and archaeological sites are dealt with by developers and property owners in this unique municipality?

If so, please join local archaeologist and Palm Beach County Archaeological Society founder, Dorothy Block, for a lecture describing Palm Beach’s ancient cultural sites and unmarked prehistoric Indian cemeteries. The lecture will recount the history of archaeological research on the island from the 1930s to the present, and assess the effectiveness of present day approaches to mitigation, conservation and protection of these important and non-renewable cultural resources

 Thursday, December 20th, 2012

 7 PM

Paramount Building, 139 North County Road

Palm Beach, 33480

 For more info, call: 561-215-7909