United for Peace & Justice (www.unitedforpeace.com) has organized
peace actions in eleven major population hubs on Saturday, October 27.

OKLAHOMA CITY PEACE ACTIONS
Peace Rally: Saturday 10/27 (read below)
Peace Music Concert: Sunday 10/28 (read below)
(POSTER HIGHLIGHTING BOTH EVENT: ATTACHMENT)
Peace Festival: Saturday November 10 (read below)

Check ‘em out on the Peace House website:
Peace House www.peacehouseok.org

END THE WAR RALLY: Saturday, October 27
11 am – 12:30 pm
at our regular weekly HONK FOR PEACE location:
Northwest Expressway at Meridian Ave.
(parking lot and City land on north side, east corner)
DETAILS:
Music by the Electric Primadonnas.
Drumming with Jahruba – Bring Drums — Signs — Lawn chairs
Brief speakers … Including two Oklahoma “Gold Star” Dads
PETITIONS to end the war
POST CARDS to end the war.

Peace Music Concert Sunday,10/28
5 pm – 6:30 pm
Church of the Open Arms, 3131 N. Pennsylvania Ave. OKC
You are invited to attend “An Artful Call For Peace” which is the
final Fourth Sunday Peace Program of 2007. Tracy Feldman will be
performing. He is an awesome singer/song writer. Attached is a flier
with all the information about the concert and about Tracy. I hope
you’ll come and invite others.
Opening music will be provided by “Mixed Company”, the group I
play for at Church of the Open Arms. They’ll be performing a piece
called, “Lay Down Your Arms”.
Please print the attached flier and put it up somewhere! Sunday,
October 28 Church of the Open Arms 3131 N. Pennsylvania Oklahoma
City, OK 5-6:30 p.m. I hope I’ll see you there.
-Conna Wilkinson, Peace Education Institute, Oklahoma City

DON’T FORGET OKLA.CITY’s ANNUAL (21st)
PEACE FESTIVAL
Saturday, November 10 – – 10 am – 4 pm
Civic Center Music Hall “Hall off Mirrors” – – Downtown
Admission Free – Free street parking at Meters
60 tables and booths highlighting work by groups working
for social justice, human service, human rights, environmental
sustainability, nonviolence, and peace.
HOLIDAY GIFT OPPORTUNITIES:
On display are fair trade goods, Nicaraguan coffee, handmade
jewelry, Mexican pottery, African carvings, Guatemalan fabrics
and clothing, local artists, photography, books, calendars,
T-shirts, bumper stickers, buttons, and — most important —
social solidarity with Oklahoma’s peace & justice community!
Carpool to reduce driving.
See ya there.
Nathanel Batchelder, Director, The Peace House
www.peacehouseok.org