Latest Events in Ancash(January Updated)

Information Source: Vintage Space at the Flamingo Resort & Spa | eventbrite

Information Source: Vintage Space at the Flamingo Resort & Spa | eventbrite

Nick Offerman: Big Woodchuck is set to captivate audiences at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa on February 6, 2026, at 7:30 PM. Known for his iconic role as Ron Swanson on "Parks and Recreation," Nick Offerman brings his unique blend of humor, wisdom, and woodworking expertise to the stage. This event promises an evening filled with Offerman's signature wit and insightful commentary on life, craftsmanship, and the great outdoors. Attendees can expect a performance that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, as Offerman delves into his passion for woodworking and shares anecdotes from his illustrious career. The Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, located at 50 Mark West Springs Rd., provides the perfect setting for this engaging event, offering a comfortable and intimate atmosphere for all who attend. Don't miss the opportunity to experience Nick Offerman: Big Woodchuck, a night that promises to be as enriching as it is entertaining.

Information Source: The Unstruck Drum | eventbrite

Information Source: The Unstruck Drum | eventbrite

Information Source: The Unstruck Drum | eventbrite

Information Source: Graduation Celebration Inc. | eventbrite

Community in Nature: Wellness Wednesdays Pre-registration required: space is limited Join Sonoma Land Trust at the future Southeast Greenway park for a series of free Wellness Wednesday activities. Take time to relax outdoors in nature, utilizing guided techniques to let go of the stress and anxiety that disrupt our health and well-being. Regain a sense of balance and peace while enjoying the outdoors in community. Forest Bathing with Jenny Harrow-Keeler A guided forest bathing session is a mindfulness-based practice that invites participants to slow down and connect deeply with nature. Led by a trained guide in nature, this practice involves a series of sensory invitations to engage sight, sound, touch, smell, and even taste. Participants are encouraged to move at a relaxed pace, savoring the details of their surroundings while practicing presence and mindfulness. The experience fosters a sense of connection not only with nature but also with others. Unlike a hike, forest bathing is not about reaching a destination but about immersing oneself in the healing atmosphere of the natural world. The benefits of guided forest therapy are both profound and well-documented. Physically, it can lower stress hormones, reduce blood pressure, and boost immune function. Mentally and emotionally, the practice supports stress reduction, enhances mood, and promotes a sense of calm and clarity. Being guided ensures a structured experience that deepens these benefits, as the guide offers tailored invitations that help participants focus and tune into their senses. Whether in a group or alone, forest therapy creates an opportunity to recharge, reconnect, and nurture overall well-being in a way that feels restorative and accessible. Jenny Harrow-Keeler is a certified Nature & Forest Therapy Guide with a Master’s in Integrative Health Studies, where she wrote her thesis on the practice of forest bathing. She is the founder of EcoWisdom and the co-founder and executive director of the local non-profit Integrative Healers Action Network , supporting trauma-informed care for communities impacted by climate disasters. With over seven years of guiding forest therapy experiences, Jenny's mission is to help people remember their innate relationship to the natural world, using it to foster healing, clarity, and resilience for both individual and collective healing. What to Bring Comfortable walking shoes Layers of clothing A small backpack A water bottle A sun hat (if needed) A small blanket to sit on If you have mobility issues, please bring a small chair or let us know so we can provide one for you. We will be seated for half of the experience, followed by some very slow, gentle walking. This is not a traditional hike but a sensory-based immersion in nature. Information Source: Sonoma Land Trust | eventbrite

Please join us for RERA's Monthly Dinner Meeting (Non-members are welcome to attend two dinner meetings before becoming a member) Information Source: Redwood Empire Remodelers Association | eventbrite

Unlocking Your Communication Potential : A Transformative Interactive Workshop April 16, 2025 Registration and Networking 8:30 - 9:00 am Event 9:00 - 11:00 am Speaker: Dawn Garzoli Come join us for an interactive communication workshop is designed to help participants discover and leverage their unique communication styles for personal and professional growth. Using the ProScan Survey by PDP Global , attendees will receive a comprehensive 26-page personalized report that provides insight into their decision-making approach, communication preferences, energy levels, and motivators . Participants will explore the four key cornerstones of communication— Dominance, Extroversion, Pace, and Conformity —to better understand their natural style and how they show up in professional interactions. The session will provide actionable strategies for improving workplace communication, fostering collaboration, and enhancing leadership effectiveness . Information Source: PASCO | eventbrite