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From Candace Owens:

Join Bruce Wilson, Executive Director of Arts So Wonderful, as he chats with the charismatic Candace Owens, CEO of Poetry Pioneer LLC. Candace Moments is hosted by Bruce Wilson, Executive Director of Arts So Wonderful, and Candace Owens, CEO/President of Poetry Pioneer LLC. This engaging show explores human connection through poetry, positivity, and AI in music. Join us for inspiring discussions on our international poetry contest, staying positive even when others are negative, and how to change our mindset. We also discuss the book The New World Light: Poetic Affirmations to Create Heaven on Earth.

Song: Please Be Kind https://suno.com/song/9ab4b4c1-a750-4b2c-97b8-851ae2f71a86

Amazon Book Link: https://a.co/d/dneZiUG

Go Fund Me Link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/illuminating-poetry-pioneer-support-the-journey

For more information visit: www.artssowonderful.com | www.poetrypioneer.com

From Arts So Wonderful:

Join host Bruce Wilson, Executive Director of Arts So Wonderful, and Candace Owens, CEO of Poetry Pioneer LLC as they dive into the latest poetry contest, upcoming events, and pressing global issues. They’ll explore the urgent need for love in today’s world and discuss how love can be a powerful force for healing and change.

For more information visit: www.artssowonderful.com | www.poetrypioneer.com | Listen to Candace's new song "More Than An Avatar" here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDVFuvU1AWg

From the City of Burlington:

July 3rd is Vermont's largest fireworks display of the year. Enjoy family-friendly activities happening at the Waterfront throughout the evening. Come celebrate Independence Day along the Burlington Waterfront: Fireworks, music, food vendors, and more!

For more information visit: www.btvjuly3.com

From the Organizers:

With the the Copper Ark and related objects now safely located under the same roof as the lovingly restored Lost Mural, we have an opportunity to fully immerse visitors in a unique “Little Jerusalem” experience.

Our plan involves building a twenty-foot long addition onto the Samuelson Saiger sanctuary with a high ceiling, that will exhibit the copper ark on a three-quarter height scale of the original sanctuary. Pews, bimah, and related artifacts will complete the experience.

Once completed, this sacred space will be available for contemplation and use as a sanctuary. It will also become an anchor, along with the Lost Mural, for a world class interactive interpretive exhibit on “Little Jerusalem,” open to the public and designed as a shared use space.

The Lost Mural was painted in 1910, walled up to preserve in 1986, moved in 2015, cleaned of dirt, grime, charcoal, and varnish in 2021, and restored in 2022.

For more information: www.lostmural.org | www.copperark.org