Spiritual and community leaders in Katonah and the surrounding area will host a Spiritual Town Hall from 2 to 4:30 p.m., April 30, in the community hall of Katonah United Methodist Church at 44 Edgemont Road. Area residents are invited to attend this visioning meeting to discuss the creation of a spiritual center that will serve as an open, nonsectarian space to nurture the soul of the Katonah community.

Community members Douglass DeCandia, Melissa Boyer, Hans Hallundbaek, Deborah Moldow and Danny Martin will present their ideas for the spiritual center. “We envision a hub for films, poetry slams, lectures, meditation, yoga, panel discussions, local artwork, potlucks, music, presentations, dancing, support groups, community forums, storytelling and more,” Boyer says.

After the presentations, there will be interactive small-group discussions about the ideas put forth.  The town hall will include refreshments as well as music by Paul Storfer. “This is a free event. Everyone who has an interest in spirituality and community is welcome,” Boyer says.

For more information, contact Boyer at [email protected] or 914.357.0072.