In celebration of the 2019 KATERI PEACE CONFERENCE affirmation of connection, collaboration and community, we are inviting you to come together after Friday’s reflections and Saturday’s thought provoking conversations to join our speakers and one another for a relaxed lakeside dinner at “Lanzi’s on the Lake”.
Lanzi’s is said to have the best waterfront view on the 26 mile long beautiful Great Sacandaga Lake. ( a lake formed by a collaboration between man and Nature!)
There is a lovely lawn to stroll. Our banquet room offers stunning views.
With music provided by SheriBauer, Tarik Shah, Terri Roben and others the evening will sing!
And it will also inspire with a stirring talk by activist/playwright Karen Malpede with a special performance by her husband and collaborator, Obie winning actor, George Bartenieff from Karen’s play: EXTREME WHETHER which celebrates the magnificence of the planet we call home.
With the beautiful setting and our special guests, this closing conference event promises an evening guaranteed to create a relaxing as well as sustaining midsummer memory.
Come join Dahr Jamail and our other guests in helping us celebrate the community and connection which will sustain us!
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Dinner Choices
Chicken Parmigiana
Sliced Sirloin
Stuffed Haddock
Pasta and Mixed Vegetables (Vegetarian)
Includes: appetizer, salad and pasta course as well as coffee or tea
Dinner costs alone apart from the conference: $40.00 per person
Dinner is from 5:00 to 8:00
The open bar and lovely grounds are available as you wait.
Address for Lanzi’s on the Lake:
1751 State Highway 30
Mayfield,NY 12117
Phone: 518-661-7711
Directions from the Peace Conference site:
https://goo.gl/maps/PGpzYWa5dZQy6QfX7
30 A North out of Fonda to 30 North or
Google:
National St.Kateri Tekawitha National Shrine to Lanzi’s on the Lake Restaurant and Marina
18.6 miles; approximately 26 minutes
If coming from Albany, Schenectady or points west
Google from NYS THRUWAY
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OR Send Reservations to:
John Amidon
25 Melrose Avenue
Albany, NY 12203
Please Make Checks Payable To:
Veterans for Peace
Annotating:
Kateri Peace Conference
There's a wilding inside that connects with a wilding up there' and that is what it feels like when creation takes hold of one. Somethings stirs that can no longer be contained. Necessity flaps madly in the gut like a free=flying bird that will dash itself to death or find release. This is why poetry is wild nature produced by human nature, a song between a living cosmos and an ever-emergent self. This is why preservation of life in all its sentient forms is the work of the dramatic poet and why the poet must be fiercely engaged in the exploration, creation and manifestation of justice on this earth for earth's creatures.
~ Karen Malpede from the Introduction to
Plays in Time: The Beekeeper's Daughter,
Prophecy, Another Life, Extreme Whether
