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What’s Happening for March 11

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In a 2011 file photo, Rev. Dr. Tammy Stampfli welcomes the congregation at the United Churches of Olympia for its annual Easter Services Sunday morning,later delivering her holiday sermon which dealt with the topic of fear and how to free oneself of its lingering affects.The Easter Festival Celebration in Lessons and Song included Rev. Stampfli's message of Christ's Resurrection along with traditional and modern inspirational songs and choral music.
In a 2011 file photo, Rev. Dr. Tammy Stampfli welcomes the congregation at the United Churches of Olympia for its annual Easter Services Sunday morning,later delivering her holiday sermon which dealt with the topic of fear and how to free oneself of its lingering affects.The Easter Festival Celebration in Lessons and Song included Rev. Stampfli's message of Christ's Resurrection along with traditional and modern inspirational songs and choral music. Steve Bloom sbloom@theolympian.com

Saturday

Lacey Parent Cooperative Preschool open house: Teachers and parent volunteers will be on hand 10 a.m.-noon to answer questions and give tours of preschool classrooms. Children can participate in art activities and explore classroom materials, 6628 Mullen Road SE, Lacey. Enrolling children 2 1/2 to 5 years old. Information: laceypreschool.com or 360- 459-5297.

Nature Nurtures Farm: Gala will include entertainment and live and silent auctions, 6-10 p.m. at the Black Lake Grange, 6011 Black Lake Blvd. SW, Olympia. Tickets: naturenurturesfarm.bpt.me.

Easter egg hunt: For children age 10 and younger, 10:30 a.m., at Ralph’s Thriftway, 1908 Fourth Ave. E., Olympia.

Sunday

International Women’s Day celebration: A panel of women will discuss issues they have faced, 1-3 p.m., Abigail Stuart House — Woman’s Club of Olympia, 1002 Washington St. SE, Olympia. Cookies, tea and coffee provided. Donations accepted.

The Esoterics: St. John’s Episcopal Church will offer choral music inspired by the poetry of Sufi mystic Rumi, 3 p.m., corner of 19th Avenue Southeast and Capitol Way, Olympia. Donations accepted. Free child care.

The United Churches of Olympia federation celebration: The church is celebrating 100 years of its federation during 2016. Sunday services at 9 and 10:30 a.m. will include historical remembrances. This month’s theme is Easter bonnets. Everyone is encouraged to wear an Easter bonnet or a hat. The celebration Sunday will include an Easter bonnet display by Masque and Pettycote, professional costumers. The United Churches is at 110 11th Ave. SE, Olympia.

Monday

Witness to Revolution: The story of Anna Louise Strong: Filmmaker Lucy Ostrander will screen her portrait of author and labor activist Anna Louise Strong. $2 suggested donation. Noon, Washington State Capital Museum, 211 21st Ave. SW, Olympia.

March 16

Community Orchestra concert: The South Puget Sound Community Orchestra will play a free concert featuring musical and movie medleys at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of Black Hills High School, 7741 Littlerock Road. Information: ci.tumwater.wa.us.

March 17

Collecting or Hoarding? How to Identify When You’ve Crossed the Line: Elain Carroll, owner of Habitat for Your Sanity, will speak from 2:30-4 p.m. about how we acquire and maintain levels of stuff. Virgil Clarkson Lacey Senior Center, 6757 Pacific Ave. SE, Lacey. Information: 360-407-3967 or southsoundseniors.org.

March 19

Author Talk and Book Signing with Jerry Ramsey: In his book, “Stealing Puget Sound: 1832-1869,” author Jerry V. Ramsey exposes the political tension between the first British settlers and the American pioneers who crossed the Oregon Trail 15 years later. Ramsey will tell the story at the Tenino Timberland Library from 2-3:30 p.m., 172 Central Ave. W. Information: 360-264-2369.

This story was originally published March 10, 2016 at 5:12 PM with the headline "What’s Happening for March 11."

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