Green Housekeeping Workshops. (Tues. March 8th, 6-7:30pm, Crown Heights. Free.)
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Olivia Lane
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Green Housekeeping for the Domestically Impaired
Tuesday, March 8th - 6pm to 7:30pm @LaunchPad
Wednesday, March 23rd- 7pm to 8:30pm @ Brooklyn Free School
Monday, March 28th - 6pm to 7:30pm @Sustainable NYC
Let’s face it: You’re busy and you like to have fun. Housework is time-consuming and you have 10 million things you’d rather be doing, that is, if you could stop tripping over the same pile of stuff on your way to do them.
Attend our workshop and learn not only how to fit housekeeping into your full and fabulous life, but learn how adopting a happy, eco-friendly housekeeping practice can make your life even better. Olivia will offer practical, personalized advice on how you can say goodbye to clutter and hello to all the good stuff you really need, want, and deserve. She’ll also share her secrets for making cleaning and organizing a sacred, self-healing and renewing ritual you’ll actually look forward to! Liz will explain how the products we clean with impact our health and our environment. She’ll also demonstrate how to mix our your own homemade cleaning product.
Participants will leave with a mini-guide to eco-friendly housecleaning, a homemade cleaner, and a fresh perspective on life, love, and dust bunnies!
Please bring a 4oz jar.
Olivia Lane is a professional apartment cleaner and organizer offering creative, positive, and personalized eco-friendly service to Prospect Heights, Crown Heights, Park Slope, Bed-Stuy, Clinton Hill, Fort Greene & Lower Manhattan. Visit www.olivialanehousekeeping.com for more info.
Liz Neves, healthy home consultant (raganella.com), thinks everyone deserves to experience health and well being. She helps nurture a more healthful and natural lifestyle by reducing the chemical burden that is common in many households. Her work is based on studies in permaculture, lotion & soap crafting, and herbalism.
Tuesday, March 8th, 6:30 to 7:30pm. Join us at 6pm for refreshments.
@ LaunchPad: 721 Franklin Ave. (btw Park & Sterling Pl.), Crown Heights.
Hosted by Brooklyn Skill Share
Cost: Free. Bring a snack to share if you can.
Kids are welcome.
RSVP here via Facebook.
Wednesday, March 23rd, 7:30 to 8:30pm. Join us at 7pm for refreshments.
This workshop will be led by just me.
@ Brooklyn Free School: 372 Clinton Ave (btw Lafayette & Greene), Clinton Hill/ Ft. Greene.
Hosted by The Good Life Wellness Club
Cost: $5-$15 donation or a vegan surprise for me!
RSVP via Facebook.
Monday, March 28th, 6:30 to 7:30pm. Join us at 6pm for organic vegan refreshments.
@ Sustainable NYC: 139 Avenue A (btw St. Marks & 9th St,), East Village.
Cost: Free! Donations welcome.
RSVP here via Facebook.
Tuesday, March 8th - 6pm to 7:30pm @LaunchPad
Wednesday, March 23rd- 7pm to 8:30pm @ Brooklyn Free School
Monday, March 28th - 6pm to 7:30pm @Sustainable NYC
Let’s face it: You’re busy and you like to have fun. Housework is time-consuming and you have 10 million things you’d rather be doing, that is, if you could stop tripping over the same pile of stuff on your way to do them.
Attend our workshop and learn not only how to fit housekeeping into your full and fabulous life, but learn how adopting a happy, eco-friendly housekeeping practice can make your life even better. Olivia will offer practical, personalized advice on how you can say goodbye to clutter and hello to all the good stuff you really need, want, and deserve. She’ll also share her secrets for making cleaning and organizing a sacred, self-healing and renewing ritual you’ll actually look forward to! Liz will explain how the products we clean with impact our health and our environment. She’ll also demonstrate how to mix our your own homemade cleaning product.
Participants will leave with a mini-guide to eco-friendly housecleaning, a homemade cleaner, and a fresh perspective on life, love, and dust bunnies!
Please bring a 4oz jar.
Olivia Lane is a professional apartment cleaner and organizer offering creative, positive, and personalized eco-friendly service to Prospect Heights, Crown Heights, Park Slope, Bed-Stuy, Clinton Hill, Fort Greene & Lower Manhattan. Visit www.olivialanehousekeeping.com for more info.
Liz Neves, healthy home consultant (raganella.com), thinks everyone deserves to experience health and well being. She helps nurture a more healthful and natural lifestyle by reducing the chemical burden that is common in many households. Her work is based on studies in permaculture, lotion & soap crafting, and herbalism.
Tuesday, March 8th, 6:30 to 7:30pm. Join us at 6pm for refreshments.
@ LaunchPad: 721 Franklin Ave. (btw Park & Sterling Pl.), Crown Heights.
Hosted by Brooklyn Skill Share
Cost: Free. Bring a snack to share if you can.
Kids are welcome.
RSVP here via Facebook.
Wednesday, March 23rd, 7:30 to 8:30pm. Join us at 7pm for refreshments.
This workshop will be led by just me.
@ Brooklyn Free School: 372 Clinton Ave (btw Lafayette & Greene), Clinton Hill/ Ft. Greene.
Hosted by The Good Life Wellness Club
Cost: $5-$15 donation or a vegan surprise for me!
RSVP via Facebook.
Monday, March 28th, 6:30 to 7:30pm. Join us at 6pm for organic vegan refreshments.
@ Sustainable NYC: 139 Avenue A (btw St. Marks & 9th St,), East Village.
Cost: Free! Donations welcome.
RSVP here via Facebook.
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