Event: “Grow” Your Health Atlanta!

Date: Sunday February 22, 2009        

Time:  5pm - 8pm

Location: Trees Atlanta, Atlanta, GA

We invite you to join us for a special evening of food, fun, and health empowering information. Have you every wished you could have your own fruit orchard, but thought you need to live on some tropical island or in some remote place to do so? Well, guess what? You can have your fruit orchard-as well as a paradise of other beautiful foliage-right here in Atlanta.  This awesome event will discuss what you need to know about getting started ingrowing fruit trees, some tips on organic gardening, native tree planting and planning, as well as how to transform your health with a simple, but profound, time tested strategy.   We have expectations of a large attendance at this event, so please RSVP as soon as possible. The event facility can comfortably handle about 200 people. The address and directions of the event facility can be found below.

The evening will be started with a vegetarian pot luck meal. Please bring a dish (raw or cooked) to share with others. Our panel of three very talented, eco-minded and good-hearted people will then follow the meal with the intention of empowering all attendees with the knowledge they need to "grow" their health right hear in Atlanta. Since this is the time for planting trees, we have organized this event to help guide us in how to restore more natural beauty to ourselves as well as the body of Mother Earth. Even if you live in an apartment, condo, or small residence, growing edible food is both possible and positive for greater well-being.

Speakers:

Robert Hamilton has been growing fruit for 10 years now. He is also
knowledgeable about fermenting and preserving as well.  Robert is on the
board of the North American Fruit Explorers (NAFEX) and member of California Rare Fruit Growers (CRFG). His presentation will focus on the cultivation of easy to grow fruit trees and bushes and their use in the landscape.

Robby Astrove is the Program Coordinator for Trees Atlanta and is
responsible for coordinating neighborhood tree planting projects and
education programs that protect and improve Atlanta's urban forest. Robby's presentation will focus on the benefits of trees and the art and science of planting the right tree in the right place. www.treesatlanta.org

Dr. Samuel A. Mielcarski, DPT (aka "Dr SAM"), is an expert in rehabilitation
and health transformation. With over 13 years of clinical practice as a
healthcare professional, Samuel has helped thousands of people of all ages transform their health and well-being. His common sense, non-invasive, and sometimes even comical approach to health and healing is truly unique. Samuel's presentation will focus on how to "follow Nature's plan" to attain optimal health and well-being. www.DrSamPT.com


Donations (which will go to Trees Atlanta- a non-profit organization) are
also welcome and greatly appreciated, but not necessary. However, all people who give a donation will be automatically entered in a raffle with a chance to win some awesome prizes, including free consultations with our expert panel of speakers.

RSVP info:
email: DrSamPT@gmail.com
phone: 404-271-9997


The location for this program is:
Trees Atlanta, 225 Chester Ave., Atlanta, GA 30316

See mapquest link below:
http://www.mapquest.com/maps? city=Atlanta&state=GA&address= 225+Chester+Ave&z
ipcode=30316