2008-04-06

• 2-4pm AnchorArchive Popular Education Series: Fermented Foods: Why they're rad and how to make them - facilitated by Sarah Way Learn all about fermented foods! What the benefits are and how to start the fermentation process using several different methods. AnchorArchive, 5684 Roberts Street.
• 1:30-5:30pm Emerging Family Stories – Community Based Art Exhibit If you are a parent that identifies as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered or queer I am inviting you and your children, regardless of their age, to come and create your family story through art. You do not need to have any artistic experience to participate just a willingness to experiment with artistic expression in a safe, supportive and creative environment.

The original pieces of art will be publically displayed and open to the general public, to give “voice” to an emerging story about identity and inclusiveness. Anonymity will be respected.

My name is Terrah Keener and I am a doctoral student with the University of South Australia and this community art project is part of my research for my dissertation.

Workshops will be held at the Chocolate Lake Community Centre in Halifax. Please choose one date, (although you are welcome to attend more than one session) and you are not required to stay for the entire workshop. Art supplies will be provided.

Sunday April 6th – 1:30pm – 5:30pm Sunday April 13th – 1:30pm – 5:30pm Sunday April 20th – 1:30pm – 5:30pm

If you would like to participate in a workshop and or have questions please feel free to contact me, Terrah Keener at 880-7735 or email keener.lacroix@ns.sympatico.ca