Tai Chi-efs!
Winter Tai Chi in Rose Park is held at the UMS Church at 8th & Obispo every Tuesday morning at 8:15am. A free class by RPNA in conjunction with Heart of Ida. Contact info@rpna.org for more details.
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Every Once in Awhile you’ll find a Rose
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Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Last Sunday almost 200 came out to the annual Rose Park Neighborhood picnic “Sunday at the Park”. The music was blissful, the summer games awesome, and the cake….well took the cake! All our volunteers and community partners made it awesome fun – thank you Council Member Pearce for serving up the cake! And for perfect…
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The march –March for Our Lives – Long Beach, CA Bixby Park 130 Cherry Ave Long Beach, CA 90899 When: Saturday, March 24, 10:00 AM On March 24, the kids and families of March For Our Lives will take to the streets to demand that their lives and safety become a priority and that we…
Things 6 of 6 – And really cool!
Arborgraphs in RP You know you met someone special when that person invents a name for their style of art. I have seen photos applied or printed to wood before, but never an Arborgraph. Noah Gilman has been perfecting the art of the Arborgraph, and we were lucky enough to have him set up an…