Latest Events in Wheaton Aston(January Updated)

Information Source: The Theosophical Society in America | eventbrite

Information Source: The Theosophical Society in America | eventbrite

Your Wheaton Chapter Leader is Deborah Sievers Topic: The Power of Storytelling and how it can shape your business TIME & LOCATION: Arrowhead Golf Club, 26W151 Butterfield Road, Wheaton, IL 60189 at11:30 am Guests - Your first meeting is on us! If you are not a paid member of WESOS and this is your first time ever going to a WESOS meeting, select the non-member ticket and use promo code FIRSTTIMEFREE to get your first ticket free. Join us in Wheaton on Tuesday, April 8, at 11:30 am for a networking session and an informative and insightful presentation by our featured member speaker, Gail Brown. Gail Brown, the founder of Engaging Speakers is an expert in guiding business owners to use the power of speaking to create more revenue for their business. In this new presentation Gail will demonstrate how a heartfelt presentation can create more revenue. Key Takeaways: You will have some helpful takeaways from Gail's presentation that can be used to create more revenue for your business. As business owners you will feel more comfortable using storytelling as a part of your business and how it can build trust with your clients. MEETING SCHEDULE: 11:30-12:00 Arrival & Open Networking 12:00 Meeting & Presentation Begins 1:30 Meeting Concludes WHAT TO BRING: About 35 business cards Your planner/calendar Something to take notes with A 30 Second Elevator Pitch about you/your business A friend! Invite them to register as a guest. Come as you are, be yourself, and be open to what is possible! Join us to grow your personal and professional skills, network and grow authentic relationships! Simply reserve your spot for this event here as either a paid WESOS Network Member or as a Guest (one complementary guest pass per individual.) Not yet a WESOS Member? L earn more about WESOS Explore our other Chapters Join the WESOS network! Use Promo Code DSWHEATON10 when purchasing your membership for a 10% discount! IMPORTANT INFO REGARDING YOUR RSVP: Please be aware, we value your reservation as a commitment. Repeat offenders will automatically be moved off future attending lists for: RSVP and not attending the meeting [no call-no show] Cancelling your RSVP less than 24 hours before the meeting begins (especially, when there is a waitlist) Consistent tardiness. Understandably, cars break down & people get sick which is why we run on a "3 strikes" policy before any intervention. We thank you for your understanding as we do our best to accommodate everyone who wants to attend our meetings. Meeting Sponsors Gail Brown - Founder at Engaging Speakers Information Source: WESOS Network: Wheaton, IL | eventbrite

Saturday, April 19, 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. Join us for this celebratory event as two extraordinary yoga teachers and healers unite to take you on a transformational journey like never before, working together to honor the power of personal change and manifestation as we focus on Renewal. Immerse yourself in the healing sounds of four planetary gongs: the planet Uranus gong for healing the Sacral Chakra, gongs tuned to Jupiter and Mars, and the powerful gong tuned to the planet Venus to balance social harmony, self-confidence, and self-esteem. Crystal singing bowls and Tibetan bowls will also be added to raise the vibration and heighten the experience. This class includes Renewal-themed meditations, chanting mantras, poetry readings, breathwork, and gentle movements. It is suitable for all levels. Please bring a mat or blanket to lie on (pillow if you need one.) Chairs are available for those who prefer not to lie on the floor . Jenny Bergold (Jagatjeet Kaur) started practicing yoga in 1999 and teaching in 2009. Jenny has her 200-hour hatha certification from Heaven Meets Earth Yoga in Evanston, IL, and her 200-hour kundalini certification from Spirit Rising Yoga in Chicago, IL. Jenny is also certified in prenatal, restorative, yin, and radiant child yoga. Jenny's classes focus on the mind and meditation, healing the body through asana, and uplifting the spirit through inspiration. Monika Diebes has been practicing yoga for over a decade. Her passion for this ancient tradition and holistic healthcare system has led her down a path of endless discovery and study. Monika makes use of the entire yoga toolbox, utilizing postures, breathwork, mudras, mantras, and meditation while incorporating many traditional styles of yoga as well as various healing modalities into her classes. Teaching both adults and children, her main focus is cultivating a sense of physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing and a love for the practice among all her students. Program Format This is an in-person program located at 1926 N. Main Street, Wheaton, Illinois 60187 . Information Source: The Theosophical Society in America | eventbrite

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Doors open at 6:00. Arrive early to talk with action partners, avoid lines, and get the best seats. FILM DESCRIPTION: ' 50 States of Sustainability' is a series of short documentaries that highlight people working to make the United States more sustainable. The series features people from corporations, non-profits, startups, and government. Teens and young adults are encouraged to attend. We will also be screening one of the One Earth Young Filmmakers winning films A Dark Future by Riley Adler, Curran Randhawa, Dylan Wilson, and Janelle Lim. Stay after the film for an enlightening facilitated dialogue with relevant experts and advocates. ADA-compliant accessible venue. Church was built in 1930, now a landmark in the City of Wheaton, and congregations have been in Wheaton since 1853. Parking is available in the lot, on the street around downtown, and at the Wheaton City Hall lot 2 blocks west. Union Pacific West Line train Wheaton Station 4 blocks away, PACE bus lines nearby. Become a One Earth Film Festival member and be a part of our growing movement! Memberships start at $35 for students and seniors and go up from there (monthly payment options available). If you are having trouble registering in Eventbrite, then try a different browser, register here , or contact joshua@oneearthfilmfest.org. Or are you having trouble making your donation through Eventbrite? Then after you make your free reservation, please use this link to make your donation through our website. Please note: When booking tickets, your information will never be shared with any 3rd party outside of One Earth Film Festival and its co-hosting partners bringing you this event. Information Source: One Earth Film Festival | eventbrite

“Let us begin again...” St. Francis “Spring cleaning” is an annual tradition in many households, but do we ever think about doing a spring cleaning on ourselves? This retreat will offer suggestions on simplifying our daily lives, thought processes, spiritual beliefs, and how this ongoing process brings us closer to the Divine. Our day will include presentations, small group sharing. Lunch is on your own - with an opportunity to walk the Peace Path and the St Clare Garden during that time. Saturday April 26, 2025, in person at Tau Center 9:00am - 3:00pm, doors open at 8:30am $25, lunch is not included . Please bring your own. About our Presenter: Julie A. Ferraro has studied Franciscan spirituality for over 50 years, while working in communications for various religious communities, as a journalist covering a myriad of beats, an accountant and archivist. In her spare time, she writes fiction. Information Source: Tau Center | eventbrite

This tour takes a deeper look at the daily life and curriculum of our Lower Elementary (1st-2nd blended), Upper Elementary (3rd-5th blended) & Middle School (6th-8th grades) while touring the spaces, classrooms and grounds. Our Elementary and Middle School are waitlisted for the 2025-2026 school year . Only one registration is needed per family. Please see confirmation email for visit details. By signing up for a tour and sharing your email address, you are agreeing to receive emails from Prairie School of DuPage. Information Source: Prairie School of DuPage | eventbrite

Heart of SoulCollage: A practice of self-discovery Second Thursday, most months, in the Art Studio at Tau Center 9:30am - Noon Studio opens at 915am for settling in Facilitated by Sharon Devo SoulCollage® is a powerful creative process that gently enables you to hear the deep wisdom of your own inner-knowing through the practice of collage art. This soul-tending practice honors one’s personal journey, while promoting personal growth and self-discovery. To deepen our understanding of and break open the meaning of our SoulCollage cards, each session will begin with an short introduction of the theme followed by guided meditation and setting our intention, before transitioning to card-making. Our day will conclude with witness journaling and a brief sharing of our images, if desired. Working silently within the group energy, we honor our own inner voice, allowing our unique creative process to lead us on our unique path. Our gathering offers a safe and supportive space for exploration and discovery in an intimate and ongoing group setting. This small group does not include teachings in the SoulCollage Process but offers space for exploration. All are welcome - experience in SoulCollage not required! THURSDAY June 12, 2025 ONLINE REGISTRATION closes one week prior to each session Register separately for each monthly session, come to one or all, as your schedule allows. Check www.taucenter.org to check for other currently scheduled SoulCollage offerings. $25/session, includes access to basic SoulCollage supplies and a program guide for the series to facilitate creative exploration on your own between sessions. Bring additional magazines and personal images. A copy of "Into the Heart of SoulCollage" is suggested, but not required Sharon Devo is a certified SoulCollage and Open Studio Process Facilitator, Spiritual Director and Retreat Guide. She completed training in Expressive Arts Facilitation at Abbey of the Arts in 2017. In addition to her work as Director at Tau Center, Sharon's professional experience ranges from co-active coaching/training & development to driving a FedEx Truck . Her personal practice includes art-making, meditation and garden design. She completed the three year program "Spiritual Deepening for Global Transformation" at Christine Center and remains committed to companioning all on their spiritual journey of awakening. Information Source: Tau Center | eventbrite

Welcome to the 2025 Scottish Festival & Highland Games! Come join us at the DuPage Event Center & Fairgrounds for the 39th Annual Scottish Festival & Highland Games . This 2-day, outdoor family-friendly event is a chance to explore Scottish culture without buying a plane ticket. The Scottish Festival features an extravaganza of activities and attractions - the largest bagpiping championship in North America, the iconic caber toss, highland dancing, kids activities (including a Scottish petting zoo), Scottish genealogy and history, classic British car show, dogs of Scotland and a marketplace where you can buy (very nearly) anything Scottish.....kilts, candy, cuddly toys, jewelry, soccer jerseys, beer, music, almost anything tartan and, of course, haggis! Plus, all proceeds benefit Caledonia Senior Living & Memory Care, the principal charity of Chicago Scots, the oldest not-for-profit in Illinois. Festival Hours: Friday 1:00 pm to 10:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am to 10:00 pm TICKET OPTIONS: Single Day Tickets (Friday Only, Saturday only) Weekend Ticket (Friday and Saturday) VIP PASSES - (Saturday and Weekend) KIDS (under 12) are FREE! FREE PARKING! Purchase your tickets in advance & online. Ticket prices will be higher at the gate. Visit www.chicagoscots.org Contact info@chicagoscots.org for questions. Cheers! Information Source: CHICAGO SCOTS | eventbrite