Art & Creative Skills Collective · at the Signal Hill gazebo
that's a wrap. thank you.
About fifteen neighbours, adults and kids, spent Saturday morning under the gazebo. We grounded and stretched, everyone took a turn talking about how they look after the planet, and then we painted little terracotta pots and planted wild seeds in them to take home.
Adults and kids, everyone took a turn in the circle, and every pot went home planted. Organized by SHCA Social Director Aroop Rayu, run by Iman and the Art & Creative Skills Collective.
Every pot was painted, filled with soil, planted with wild seeds, and taken home.
A small, unhurried couple of hours under the gazebo: grounding and stretching to start, then a circle where every single person talked about how they care for the natural world, then paint, pots, and seeds. The full photo story is on the News desk.
The morning opened with grounding and a stretch, kids included.
Every participant took a turn on how they take care of our planet.
Plain terracotta pots turned into ladybugs, daisies, butterflies, and hills.
Each pot was filled with soil, seeded, and taken home to grow.
Apples and light snacks while the paint dried and people talked.
The original poster, for the record. This one has run.
Organized by Aroop Rayu (SHCA Social Director), run by the Art & Creative Skills Collective, supported by Park People and the Signal Hill Community Association. Want something like this at the gazebo again? Email [email protected].