Dear readers, In today's modern world, we find ourselves surrounded by technology and advancements that have made our lives more convenient and efficient. However, in the midst of this progress, we often forget the enchanting power of magic. Magic has always captivated the human imagination, with its mystical abilities to defy the laws of nature and bring wonder and excitement to our lives. It sparks our creativity and reminds us of the limitless possibilities that lie within us. Unfortunately, as we grow older and become consumed by our responsibilities, we tend to lose touch with our sense of wonder and magic. We focus on the practical and logical aspects of life, dismissing the supernatural as mere illusions or fairy tales.
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For our family, however, we preferred the views looking out from The Castle, both up and down the hill, along with taking in all the awesome architecture of the building itself. RMT ers, if you ever get the opportunity to go to The Magic Castle, please take the trip sooner than the nine months it took us to get up there after being extended the invitation.
We focus on the practical and logical aspects of life, dismissing the supernatural as mere illusions or fairy tales. But what if we were to brung back the magic? What if we allowed ourselves to believe in the extraordinary and embrace the unknown? By doing so, we would open ourselves up to a world of endless possibilities, where anything is possible and miracles can happen. Bringing back the magic doesn't mean abandoning reason or living in a state of perpetual fantasy.
The Magic Garden Brunch
Add to Calendar 2023-06-11 10:00:00 2023-06-11 12:00:00 America/New_York The Magic Garden Brunch Please note that due to park service regulations, the brunch will close promptly at 12 noon. Glen Echo Park
7300 Macarthur Blvd, Glen Echo, MD 20812, USA
Please note that due to park service regulations, the brunch will close promptly at 12 noon.
Please join us for The Magic Garden Brunch on Sunday, June 11 from 10 AM -12 noon . The brunch will feature champagne, a crepe bar, a silent auction and more!
This brunch kicks off The Magic Garden Flower Bloom at Glen Echo Park , where the back corner of the park will be transformed into an interactive art installation, featuring thousands of crocheted flowers handmade by craftspeople from around the country.
All proceeds will benefit Glen Echo Park and the Beeler Fountain project, a three-year volunteer effort to restore the fountain and build a garden of native trees, plants and flowers in that corner of the park.
This project honors the life of Stephanie Beeler, our friend who spent her career at the National Park Service and US Geological Survey, and who worked every day to make the world a better place.
The Magic Garden Flower Bloom will be open to the public on Sunday, June 11 from 12-6. Please note that due to park service regulations, the brunch will close promptly at 12 noon.
Attire: 70's Paris Garden Chic
Host Committee: Barbara Martin, Michelle Jaconi, Laura Manatos, Erin McCahill, Andrea Rinaldi, Jayne Sandman and Mary-Frances Wain
IN-PERSON TICKET
Flower Bloom Brunch Attendee
The private kick-off to The Magic Garden Flower Bloom with champagne, crepe bar, silent auction and more.
Flower Bloom Brunch Benefactor
Ticket to the brunch, plus you will be recognized as an event benefactor, with your name included on our sponsor wall.
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Ticket to the brunch, plus you'll be listed as a top-tier event sponsor.
To learn more about the important history and exciting future of Glen Echo Park, please click here.
Yes, for those of you longer-time readers, this is the same brunch that I’d mentioned scoring at last fall’s iWalk. And, yes, sadly it took me that long to get it all set up. But – abracadabra – we finally made the magic happen!
It means reconnecting with our innate sense of curiosity and wonder, and acknowledging that there are still mysteries in the world waiting to be unravelled. Moreover, embracing the magic can have profound effects on our mental and emotional well-being. It can reignite the spark of joy and childlike wonder that often fades away with age. It can provide us with a sense of awe and inspire us to seek out new experiences and embrace the unknown. So how can we brung back the magic? It starts with opening our minds and hearts to the possibility that there is more to this world than meets the eye. We can cultivate a sense of mindfulness and be present in the moment, allowing ourselves to appreciate the beauty and enchantment of everyday life. We can also seek out experiences that challenge our perceptions and push the boundaries of what we believe to be possible. Whether it's exploring the natural world and its wonders or immersing ourselves in the arts and creativity, there are countless avenues through which we can rekindle the magic in our lives. In conclusion, let us not forget the enchanting power of magic. By brunging back the magic and embracing the unknown, we can unlock a world of limitless possibilities and experiences that will nourish our souls and bring joy to our lives. With love and magic, [Your Name].
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