This month’s forum will feature the film “The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil,” which presents Cuba’s response to their “peak oil” experience when the USSR collapsed and Cuba was left without oil imports to grow food and operate an oil-fueled industrial life.

It’s a compelling look at local organic food production. There will be a focused discussion after the film.

These events will be held regularly on the third Wednesday of each month this year.

We meet at Clementine’s, 265 Bridge Street in Bigfork, just south of the old steel bridge, close to Sliter’s Park.

No admission is charged, but we would appreciate donations to cover rental of Clementine’s for the evening. Coffee and tea will be provided.

Stephanie, the host at Clementine’s, will have desserts and other drinks available for purchase.

Her food is always excellent.

Please join us if you can.

You may call Edmund Fitzgerald, 837-5548, or Jeffrey Funk, 837-4208 for further information.

Edmund Fitzgerald - Woods Bay

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