Chehalis Centralia Events Calendar

This community events calendar is the place to find fun activities and things to do throughout Lewis County, including Centralia, Chehalis and beyond.

Jan
28
Sat
Moving to Heal: The 7 Cycles of Self-Healing with Siere Munroe @ Embody Movement Studio
Jan 28 @ 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Moving to Heal: The 7 Cycles of Self-Healing with Siere Munroe @ Embody Movement Studio | Centralia | Washington | United States

Deepen your self-healing skills as Siere guides you on a somatic journey through ‘Moving to Heal’s’ 7 cycles of Self-Healing.

Learn how to adapt and personalize movements to fit your body’s way of self-healing. Drawing from the rich landscape of each cycle you will explore the dynamics between sensation-based movement and the art of feeling better. Receive tips and practices designed to increase self-healing in your life, work, play and dance.

This workshop is open to everybody and is suitable for those living with long or short term illness as well as those who simply desire to connect with the restorative movement of Nia as a healing art.

Saturday January 28 ~ 2pm to 5pm

$35* early bird (ends 1/19)
$40* general (begins 1/20)
*plus tax. unlimited members receive 10% off

Siere Munro, Nia Black Belt,Training Faculty Member, has been leading people through movement for over 25 years. Her background is in healing arts, expressive arts and fitness coupled with a passion for music and choreography. Siere has also lent her expertise to Nia Headquarters, launching two brand-new Nia Programs: Moving to Heal (MTH) and FreeDance. Siere teaches MTH and FreeDance in her home city Portland, Oregon. You can contact her directly at siere.munro@nianow.com.

Jan
29
Sun
Nia Freedance the Divine Special Class with Siere Munro @ Embody Movement Studio
Jan 29 @ 9:00 am
Nia Freedance the Divine Special Class with Siere Munro @ Embody Movement Studio | Centralia | Washington | United States

Move from the stillness of meditation to outward expressions of the Divine. The unique format for this class includes Freedance, moving meditation and community connection. Movers of all ages and ability levels are welcome to attend.

$15* Drop-In

$25* for BOTH 9:00am Freedance the Divine AND 10:30am Moving to Heal.

* plus tax. Embody Unlimited Members receive 10% off!

Nia Moving to Heal Special Class with Siere Munro @ Embody Movement Studio
Jan 29 @ 10:30 am – 11:30 am
Nia Moving to Heal Special Class with Siere Munro @ Embody Movement Studio | Centralia | Washington | United States

This class is based on the Nia technique, emphasizing soft music and simple choreography that invites you to drop-in to your body and relax your nervous system in a supportive atmosphere of safety and trust. Personalize the movements while focusing on pleasure, resulting in improved overall feelings of wellness regardless of current physical/medical condition. Classes are designed to meet the needs of those diagnosed with long-term or chronic illness and mobility limitations as well as individuals with short-terms personal healing goals for body, mind and emotions. Beginners of all ages are welcome.

$15* Drop-In
$25* for BOTH 9:00am Freedance the Divine AND 10:30am Moving to Heal.
*plus tax. Embody Unlimited Members receive 10% off!

Jan
31
Tue
Composting Basics @ WSU Lewis County Extension Meeting Room
Jan 31 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

If you’ve tried composting unsuccessfully or you want to learn how to compost, this workshop is for you. Composting is part art and part science, kind of like baking a cake. We’ll demystify that process and help you get started producing good-quality compost for your garden/landscape.

Pre-registration is required. Call 360-740-1216

Life without Drama: Life Skills for Teens
Jan 31 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Drama makes for an interesting life, but too much drama? Not so much! Life Skills for Teens will help you (or your teen) build a life with unwanted drama. This fun group will gather to discuss those topics that can make life difficult, providing information, tools, and experiences that can smooth the road in front of you.

Topics will include healthy relationships and warning signs of dangerous relationships, safety and risk with social media, safer sex and abstinence, consent and setting boundaries, handling break-ups and much more!

Feb
1
Wed
Lyceum Lecture Series @ Centralia College East
Feb 1 @ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Feb
2
Thu
Knitting Circle @ Salkum Timberland Library
Feb 2 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Bring your knitting or crocheting project and meet other crafters. Share tips and companionship. A variety of library materials on knitting and other crafts will be available. All skill levels are welcome and expert help is available.

Feb
3
Fri
The Art of Breathing: A Nia Dance and Meditation Workshop with Britta von Tagen @ Embody Movement Studio
Feb 3 @ 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The Art of Breathing: A Nia Dance and Meditation Workshop with Britta von Tagen @ Embody Movement Studio | Centralia | Washington | United States

“Breathing in, I calm body and mind. Breathing out, I smile. Dwelling in the present moment I know this is the only moment.” Thich Nhat Han

Nia invites us to breath from our hara (Low Belly) while we are dancing through life and in class.

Join Britta von Tagen for the ‘Art of Breathing,’ a Nia workshop that will teach you to use belly breath and other methods to find comfort and relaxation in your body and mind.

Friday, February 3rd
Master Class: 5:30pm to 6:30pm
Workshop: 6:30pm to 8:30pm

Cost:
Master Class $20*
Workshop $35*
BOTH Early Bird $45* (ends January 27th)
*plus tax. Unlimited Members receive 10% off!

Feb
4
Sat
Birds of Prey @ Chehalis Timberland Library
Feb 4 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Stephanie Estrella, founder and director of the all-volunteer organization, Raindancer Wild Bird Rescue, will discuss the natural history of birds and conservation issues facing birds and their habitats. 
She is also the non-profit’s only wildlife rehabilitator. She has credentials from both Washington State and the Federal Government. In addition to caring for needy birds of prey, Estrella makes room for injured or orphaned bats. “Most animals are admitted to wildlife rehabilitation centers,” Estrella said, “because of human activities—habitat loss, vehicles, windows, power lines, barbed wire, poisons, domestic animals, etc.”
The work is important, she said, because it “helps alleviate suffering and gives animals a second chance at life in the wild.” 
Feb
7
Tue
Lewis County Business Showcase 2017 @ The Loft
Feb 7 @ 10:00 am

This business networking event includes vendor and business booths, a social media workshop on how to grow your business, key speakers and more.