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Fritjof Capra - September 26

CENTRE FOR CHILD HONOURING ~ SPEAKER SERIES

Sunday September 26 - 2 PM ArtSpring Theatre, Salt Spring Island

FRITJOF CAPRA

"LEARNING FROM LEONARDO: A Synthesis of Science, Art and Eco Design"

International best selling author and dynamic speaker, Fritjof Capra, will give a 21st century perspective on the science of Leonardo da Vinci and its great relevance in our times.

Tickets: $25 ArtSpring 100 Jackson Ave. Salt Spring Island. 250-537-2102

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