Our
Mission
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Public
Eye is a Philadelphia-area group that produces
public events featuring the arts. We focus our
lens on the interactions between human and nonhuman
animals in order to shed light on hidden or ignored
injustices and to promote a cruelty-free lifestyle.
Public Eye is a project of Mobilization
for Animals (PA), a 501C3 nonprofit organization.
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Blessing
of the Animals Ceremony
&
Drum Circle
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Public
Eye: Artists for Animals presents our fifth annual
Blessing of the Animals Ceremony & Drum Circle
on Saturday, September 12th, 2-4pm, Live music at 2pm,
Ceremony at 3pm. This year the Ceremony will feature
a Multi-Faith Blessing, arranged for the Pennsylvania
Week For the Animals by Animal World USA, www.AnimalWeekPA.com.
Honor
your companion animals and animals around the world
through drumming and dancing in nature! Visit our
Animal Healing Booth for Reiki, animal communication,
and harp therapy. Vendors offer information about
local animal issues, animal-friendly crafts, face-painting,
and delicious vegan food. Bring companion animals,
a photo, or your own animal spirit! In the Ceremony,
children are invited to dance like their favorite
animals and play instruments with the drum circle.
The Ceremony offers opportunities to celebrate
animal companions, honor those that have died,
empathize with animals suffering around the world,
and create a vision of harmony between humans and
other animals
The blessing is not affiliated with any religion
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Date: Saturday, September
12th (rain or shine),
2-4pm, 2-3 live music with Saint
Mad,
face-painting, crafts, vegan food, animal healing
booth
(Reiki, animal communication, harp therapy),
3-4
ceremony, drum circle with One Nation Ensemble
Cost: Free
Details: Friendly animal companions must be on leashes
or in carriers.
Location: Unitarian
Society of Germantown, 6511 Lincoln
Drive, Phila. PA 19119
Directions & parking: www.publiceyephilly.org
Contact: Lisa Levinson, 215-620-2130,
[email protected]
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Directions
to Our Church
1. From Washington and
Points South:
Take I-95 North to Philadelphia. Follow signs for I-676
West (Exit 17). Take I-676 to I-76 West (towards Valley
Forge). Take I-76 West to Exit 340A for (Lincoln Drive).
Follow Lincoln Drive to Johnson Street (about 2 miles).
Turn right on Johnson Street, which is the third traffic
light. Go up Johnson Street and across the next light
(Wayne Avenue). Look for open driveway (Unitarian Society
of Germantown sign) on the left. Turn left into driveway
and go all the way down to large open parking lot, which
is the rear of the church.
2. From New Jersey and Points East:
Cross Benjamin Franklin Bridge. Follow signs for I-676
West. Take I-676 to I-76 West (towards Valley Forge).
Take I-76 West to Exit 340A for (Lincoln Drive).
(This exit is on the LEFT). Follow Lincoln Drive
to Johnson Street and church, as described in bold
above under #1).
3. From New York and North Jersey:
Take New Jersey Turnpike to Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-276)
(Exit 6). Take PA Turnpike west to I-476 South (Exit
20 to Philadelphia and Chester). Take I-476 South
to I-76 East to Philadelphia (Exit 16A). Take I-76
West to Exit 340A for (Lincoln Drive). (This exit
is on the LEFT). Follow Lincoln Drive to Johnson
Street and church, as described in bold above under
#1).
4. From Northern and Western Pennsylvania:
From North: Take Northeast extension of Pennsylvania
Turnpike (I-476) straight down, through toll plaza,
to Exit 16A (I-76 East). Take I-76 East to Exit 340A,
Lincoln Drive (this exit is on the LEFT). Take Lincoln
Drive to Johnson Street and church, as described
in bold above under #1). From West: Take Pennsylvania
Turnpike to Exit 326 (Valley Forge and I-76). Follow
I-76 East to Exit 340A for (Lincoln Drive). (This
exit is on the LEFT). Follow Lincoln Drive to Johnson
Street and church, as described in bold above under
#1).
5. From East-Germantown/Mt. Airy:
Take Johnson Street and travel towards Lincoln Drive.
Go across Greene Street. Go over small bridge and
immediately look for driveway to your right (Unitarian
Society of Germantown sign). Pull into driveway and
go all the way down to large open parking lot, which
is the rear of the church.
6. Public Transportation:
Accessible by Regional Rail Line (R8 - Chestnut Hill
West - Upsal Train Station) just two blocks North
of the Church. Also, accessible by the bus Route "53" (Wayne
Avenue and Lincoln Drive) and bus Route "H" (Lincoln
Drive and Hortter Street) buses. |
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