Air pollution is down, rivers and canals are running clean and we can hear birds chirping in the middle of cities; people are grateful to find the silver lining of the Coronavirus in its blue-sky impact on the environment. As citizens from countries around the world shelter in place, airlines cancel flights and factories are shuttered, there are clear signs of the nature taking a deep breath and shaking off some of the burden of the climate crisis. Join the Shalon community to discuss the factors contributing to positive changes we’re experiencing and whether the environment will continue to thrive as we turn a corner on the pandemic and start to focus on rebuilding the economy.

Grab a seat at the table as we enjoy a delicious dinner, learn from one another and create connection despite social distancing.Focusing on our community and our own well being will allow us to take care of those who have the most need in uncertain times such as this.

We’re preserving our own future by supporting organizations that are fighting for real change as we enjoy an awesome multi course meal of pickled treats.