"Sowing Seeds Earthweek Festival" is a Non-Profit Public festival licensed by the City of Boulder, Colorado. It appeared in Boulder's Central Park on April 18 & 19, 1998 as "Sowing Seeds Festival Weekend" and is scheduled for exhibition again, in 1999. "Sowing Seeds" is designed to link several activist communities together and cojoin the two holidays of "Earthday", April 22 and the countrywide "420"-spiritual and political Cannabis rally & worship, April 20.

The Bandshell, North lawn, Center lawn, and South lawn, of the park; were rented out and adorned, with various tents, stages, and eclectic performances, and diverse vendors. The estimated cost of the entire event, was approximately $3000.00; and the money collected for the event, was approximately $800.00 less than the cost. The members on the Board of Directors; supplemented the balance out of their own pockets.

"L.O.V.E. Productions" co-founded the festival and provided the Entertainment, some sponsors, and the board of directors meetings.

"Earthweek"; produced by the "City of Boulder" and the "Naropa Institute"; gathers environmental groups and public school projects together; including the "Children's Collage Art Museum."

"Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center" presents Issues of nuclear weapons & waste, logging, strip mining, and political amnesty.

"Sacred Herb Church Re-Creation"; performs; with a full sound system a "Rainbow Nation"-like circle; and Marijuana Sacrament; along with the Native-American Peyote Church.

"Colorado Hemp Initiative" promotes the Medical Marijuana and Industrial Hemp debate and got it on the 1998 Colorado Ballot.

"Hand-to-Mouth Ministries" is the executive producer of "Sowing Seeds"; and provided "Earthmarket"- a small venue of natuarlist vendors; and also the accounting office and sponsors.

"Rev. Jahn Kefa" is the licensed Coordinator and initial visionary of the event.

Below; listed the many people who make up the creation of "Sowing Seeds".

Shiloh Boss - Entertainment Director and Executive Facilitator
Jahn Kefa - Executive Director
Otilia Wilkie - Assistant to Executive Director

Executive Staff
A.J., Itol, Forest, Kalek

Peacekeeping Executive Officer - Brock

Many other Sisters and Brothers lent a hand in the creation of this event who have yet to be named on this page.

Come join us to make “Sowing Seeds” a new and meaningful festival for Boulder.

We strongly believe this event will bring many people and purposes together, and will promote greater awareness of, communication with and appreciate for each other, our community and the challenges we share!

Join the fun and participate: • Rent a merchant tent • Represent an organization • Present an issue • Perform on-stage • Sponsor the event

“Sowing Seeds” Festival Weekend is a non-profit event coordinated by Hand-to-Mouth Ministry-ULC, and produced by L.O.V.E. Productions.

For more information or to volunteer, call: Fest-A-Fone: (303) 554-7872 Facsimile: (303) 554-7872 Listed on the BCN Web Page (Boulder Community Network) http://bcn.boulder.Co.US/community/

We hope to see you there!SOWING SEEDS FESTIVAL WEEKEND

Saturday and Sunday April 18 and 19, 1998 Central Park, Boulder, CO

9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

An Environmental, Health and Cultural E a r t h w e e k C e l e b r a t i o n! Calling out over 2000 people per day.

Representatives from many environmental organizations will come together to share crucial and up-to-date developments in their fields, such as: land preservation, wildlife protection, energy conservation and renewable resources, recycling, healthy building and more.

An “Earthmarket” of merchants will be presented offering an interesting variety of products and services focused on living in greater harmony with our planet.

Local, primary and secondary schools are invited to present student displays on environmentalism as well as exploring ways to further develop hands-on education.“We Are” is that aspect of the festival dedicated to further introducing social and cultural causes to the Boulder community. Among them will be the Boulder Peacemaker Project; WIPP and the Nuclear Waste Transportation through Boulder; 1998 Compassionate Therapeutic Cannabis November Ballot Issue; and Native American Rights.

Saturday brings great music, dance and cultural performances both at the bandshell and on the lawn. Sunday’s special entertainment– dance music, speakers, demonstrations, drumming, and a spiritual circle – takes place on the park’s back lawn.

Both days promise to be informative, fun-filled and beautiful with street entertainers and flowers to enliven the general ambiance!

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