What strengthens the immune system? How important is the food we eat? Come and listen to a talk by Dr. Brian Clement, speaker, educator, author of numerous articles and books. Learn about enzymes, antioxidants, micro and macronutrients, the basic science and mechanisms that bring about a heightened and balanced immunity.

Tues, Oct. 25 6-9 pm, Wolf Performance Hall
Free, No registration required

These little pollinators are responsible for one third of the food we eat. And yet honeybees have been mysteriously vanishing from their hives across the planet. This documentary examines the alarming disappearance of honeybees. To empower the audience, the story provides tangible solutions that can be applied to everyday lives.

Are you deficient in vitamin D? Well, the chances are that you are as the most of people living in northern latitudes. Vitamin D.

Come and join us on Thursday December 9 at 7 pm in the Wolf Performance Hall for this highly acclaimed, award-winning documentary inspired by Morgan Spurlock's Super Size Me. Jenna Norwood a long time "junk food vegeterian" takes us on her journey to see what happens when she enrolls in a raw food detox center and consumes only organic, raw, enzyme rich foods for 30 days. Meet experts, celebrities and others who seek to resolve serious health problems.

Introduction and Q&A Terese Van Es

FREE No registration required

This Tuesday, Oct. 19 at 6 pm in the Wolf Performance Hall, Central Library - a unique opportunity to spend an evening with Dr. Brian Clement, internationally renowned nutritionist. Don't let it pass you by! Come and find out how to lengthen your life span and increase the quality of your health and well-being. Discover energy rich cuisine based on living-foods, vital to cellular and general health. Gain the strength to become fully responsible for every aspect of your life.

Come and join us for the part two of the Nutritional Approach to Mental Health on Wednesday, May 12 at 7 pm in the Stevenson & Hunt room in Central Library. Lorraine Stuyt, ND will be talking about Health Regained. She will look at the specific nutritional deficiencies related to depression and anxiety, and explain how nutritional therapy could improve symptoms, under the guidance of a health practitioner.

A book sale will follow

Free, No registration required

Join us on Tuesday, May 4 at 6:30 pm in the Wolf Performance Hall, Central Library, as we will screen FoodMatters, which uncovers the trillion dollar worldwide Sickness Industry, and explains a growing body of scientific evidence proving that nutritional therapy can be more effective, more economical, less harmful and less invasive than most conventional medical treatments. Find out what works, what doesn't, and what's killing you.

Join us for You Are What You Eat - two sessions program in the Wolf Performance Hall. Find out what works, what doesn't, and what's killing you.