Events

Join us for a Revolution from the Heart of Nature! For 25 years, the National Bioneers Conference has connected thousands of people with practical, visionary solutions for humanity's most pressing environmental and social challenges. Whether you’re a community activist or organizer, environmentalist, social justice advocate, business or civic leader, educator or student—or simply a person who wants to ensure a sustainable and just future for all—at the Bioneers Conference you can: Explore breakthrough ideas and practices in electrifying keynote talks, panels and participatory workshops, often featuring “the greatest people you’ve never heard of” from a wide range of fields. Network with dynamic change-makers from across the country or from your neck of the woods and cultivate important professional and personal relationships. Discover powerful opportunities and strategies for creating resilience and transformation in your work, life and community. Celebrate the rising tide of positive change cresting around the country and world, rooted in values of justice, equity, diversity, democracy and peace. 

Over 27 years, the Bioneers Conference has become a thriving “coral reef” where you can connect with people, ideas and actions that merge human creativity and nature’s genius.  

Welcome! For 28 years, Bioneers has been the leading summit calling for a revolution from the heart of nature. In this page, you’ll find everything you need to know to join us in 2017. We hope we’ll see you there!

We’re living in a thriller that only reality could write. Breakdown and breakthrough – death and rebirth - creative destruction writ large. As this year’s Bioneers Conference will exemplify, there’s as much cause for hope as for horror, and the ground truth is that how this story turns out is up to us. Nothing less than a step change in human evolution will do. Never has it been more important for us to exercise our vision, our agency, our solidarity and our voices. That’s what we’ll all be doing together at Bioneers 2018. The theme is “Pathways Forward,” and we’re excited to explore the paths with you. 

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7th Biennial NHFA Conference - Our 2019 Conference is dedicated to blending the work of the head, the hands, and the heart, in the realm of the home funeral. We will explore the spirituality inherent in our work. We will share art and ritual, learning how to better express and confront the intense emotions surrounding after-death care. - Your participation is what will drive our success, and that is why we are working harder than ever before to bring in expert voices and trainers, and to provide safe spaces for complex conversations and deep beneficial learning. There is plenty of fun and reflection to be had, but we want to make sure that you are leaving this year's conference feeling stronger, smarter, better-equipped, and more prepared to approach your work. -

The Nature Printing Society will once again return to the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology in Charleston, Oregon for our 2019 Workshop & Annual Meeting. OIMB is just next door to beautiful Coos Bay, gateway to the southern Oregon Coast. We held our 2004, 2010 and 2013 workshops at this magnificent facility and are glad to be returning. -

The Idaho Democratic Party is excited to announce our partnership with the National Democratic Training Committee! NDTC offers every Democratic candidate across the country, up and down the ballot, access to free online and in-person campaign training. The NDTC will host an in-person training on February 17th in Boise that you don't want to miss! This is an all-day training that will cover everything you need to know-- communications, digital, field, and fundraising. This training is FREE and is for anyone who is interested in learning how to run for office-- candidates, campaign staff, volunteers and party members. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. 

Dine-arounds for supper followed by Oven or Brewsky's for casual conversation with fellow librarians

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2012 Line-Up TBA!

2011 Line-up:

- Robert Plant and The Band of Joy, Wyclef Jean, The Avett Brothers, New Orleans Nightcrawlers, OTRA, Bon Jovi, Jason Mraz, Fantasia, Robert Cray, John Mellencamp, Kenny G, John Legend and The Roots, Tom Jones, Arlo Guthrie, The Decemberists, Dr. John, Wilco, Cyndi Lauper, Stefan Harris and Blackout, Willie Nelson, Lupe Fiasco, Gregg Allman, Arcade Fire, Mingus Big Band, Better Than Ezra, Jimmy Buffett,  Ms. Lauryn Hill, The Strokes, Allen Toussaint, Marcia Ball, Robert Randolph and The Family Band, The Neville Brothers, Sonny Rollins, Jeff Beck, Mumford and Sons and many more!

NIGHTMARE ON EDEN II - CAN YOU SURVIVE ROUND-TWO? Greetings! Our Spook-tacular night of Horror & Fesitivity returns to Eden: Art Garden Amusement Museum - as attendees camp out in our haunted, dead-musician cemetery, and compete in our costume-contest for prizes - while enjoying live music & art from over 30 different Hip Hop & House/Techno acts, including headliner: PLANET ASIA 

Live Art | Music | Camping | Costume Contest Tickets

Pre-sale G/A -- $15 includes: Admission/Camping | @ Door: ($25)

VIP -- $40 includes: Open-bar Access, Swag-bag, private parking Available at: 

Questions? Inquiries answered on the EDEN Hotline: 619-836-0278

Email -- EdenArtGarden@gmail.com 

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The Nebraska Library Association and the Nebraska School Librarians Association are excited to bring our 2014 Annual Conference to a brand new location for us! This year we will be in South Sioux City at the Marina Conference Center. This conference is within easy driving distance of both major Nebraska metro areas while allowing us exposure to a whole new set of local conference attendees. Northeastern Nebraska is home to some of the most vibrant and active libraries in the state with public, academic and special libraries nearby. We also anticipate attendees from S. Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota.

2011 Line Up:

Trent Cantrelle, Fedde Le Grand, Avicii, Dirty South, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, D.Ramirez, Manufactured Superstars, Nicky Romero, Trent Cantrelle,Aly & Fila, Gareth Emery, Arty, W&W, Marco V, Bunny Of RITM, Fei Fei, 12th Planet, Calyx & Teebee, Marky, Jaguar Skills, S.P.Y,Icicle,Deco,Trouble,Kaskade, Sebastian Ingrosso, Gabriel & Dresden, Alesso, Morgan Page, Michael Woods, Wippenberg, Glenn Morrison, Showtek, Cosmic Gate feat. Emma Hewitt, Simon Patterson, Sean Tyas, Kyau & Albert, Lisa Lashes, Joaquin Bamaca,Dirtyphonics live,Breakage, Loadstar,TC, Original Sin w/ MC Armanni Reign, Sigma, Circuit b2b Whizard w/ MC XYZ,Clutch, PeaceTreaty, Bass Kleph, Savoy, Eddie Thoneick, Angger Dimas, Bassjackers, Fareoh,Mark Knight,Lee Burridge, Victor Calderone, Green Velvet, Pleasurekraft , Layo & Bushwacka , Tiefshwarz, Droog -

This festival was influenced by The Velvet Underground, Sonic Youth, and Dinosaur Jr., Yo La Tengo, and The Jesus and Mary Chain. - Line Up for 2011: - A B & The Sea,Admiral Radley, Aesop Rock, Alexi Murdoch, Altars, Angel Island, Apex Manor, Bart Davenport, Battlehooch, Ben Gibbard, Best Coast, Big Light, DJ Big Wiz, Birds & Batteries, The Black Ryder, DJ Britt Govea, The Brokenmusicbox, The Burnt Ones, Butterfly Bones, Chelsea Wolfe, The Concretes, Crazy Band, Dåm-Funk, Dan Deacon, Dave Smallen, Dirty Ghosts, Dominant Legs, The Downer Party, Eastern Conference Champions, Ed Schrader's Music Beat, Exray's, Fake Your Own Death, Felson, The Ferocious Few, Film School, The Frail, The Fresh & Onlys, Funeral Party, Geographer, Grass Widow, Gregory and the Hawk, The Growlers, Guillermo, Hakobo, Harderships, Hot Fog, How To Dress Well, Hunx and His Punx, Incan Abraham, J House, Jake Mann and the Upper Hand, Jel -

This festival was influenced by The Velvet Underground, Sonic Youth, and Dinosaur Jr., Yo La Tengo, and The Jesus and Mary Chain. - Line Up for 2012:

Labor Day weekend of 2010 saw the induction of the North Coast Music Festival, a new event put on by fifty different promoters for hipsters, hippies and hip hop heads of the Chicago area. Independently produced, this festival takes place in Union Park and features eclectic lineup of local and international talent including jam bands, bass music, hip hop and straight-up rock and roll.

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This is a special place for all CoCreators of Northern Nights to find rides to the festival, in time to make it to the Mandatory CoCreator Orientation Meeting. 

Set amidst the towering California Redwoods on the banks of the Eel River sits Northern Nights Music Festival, slated this summer for the weekend of July 15-17, 2016. Labeled as, “Not Your Cookie Cutter Festival,” the 4th year team behind NNMF has again curated a trendsetting lineup of international, national and local musical talent. This year's lineup features Gorgon City, Griz, Amon Tobin, Claptone Immortal Live, SNBRN, Machinedrum, XYLØ, Stephen, Prince Fox, MoonzZ, Slumberjack, Daktyl, D?WN, and Teklife, as well as West Coast festival staples Sugarbeats, Govinda, Lafa Taylor, and more!