Dinner Lectures  

A series of three buffet dinners with lectures that examine theology and ecology will be held in the Cathedral College refectory.  Join All Hallows Guild as they examine religion and ecology in 3 stimulating dinner lecture programs ranging from the Anacostia restoration to outdoor sanctuaries and the development of green roofs. 

Dinner will begin at 6 pm in the Cathedral College refectory, followed by lectures and panel discussions at 7 pm in the Cathedral College Library at the corner of South & Woodley Roads. 

Proceeds benefit the gardens and grounds of Washington National Cathedral. 
Individual registration $50. including buffet dinner - $25. for lecture only. 

October 26th - Saving the Anacostia - The Forgotten River. Douglas Siglin lecturer. Bishop Chane will introduce the program.   

November 16th - Outdoor Sanctuaries.  Panel:  Anne  Elsbree, Dede Petri, Sally Boasberg, and Jim Lyons  discuss the challenges of developing and maintaining an urban greenspace plus a look at the Olmsted Woods Restoration Project. 

February 1 - Green Roofs.  Barbara Deutsch & Peter Johnson will introduce us to the green roof phenomenon. 

More on these lectures can be found on the All Hallows Guild website:  allhallowsguild.org or allhallowsguild.com