Harvest Fair
The Harvest Fair marks the beginning of the Moon Festival. Attendees enjoy diverse music by local artists, attend eco-arts workshops, play games, interact with community booths and enjoy a bowl of Harvest Soup. It also features the popular Harvest Fair vegetable competition, celebrating the neighborhood’s best homegrown produce.
Stage Line Up:
Healthy Friendly: 4:10 – 4:40 PM
Calpulli Cemanahuac Aztec Dance Group: 4:40 – 5:10 PM
Shorties 5:10 – 5:30 PM
Tonye Aganaba: 5:30 – 6:20 PM
Andrew Kim Band: 6:20 – 7:05 PM
Closing Remarks and Quantum Care Experience 7:05-7:20 PM
Consciousness of Streams (20th Anniversary Feature): 7:20 – 7:35 PM
To learn more about the Moon Festival Artists visit the Artist’s section in the menu.
What Else to Expect:
Harvest Workshops: Participate in an eco-arts workshop. You can learn more Here!
Vegetable Competition: It’s not always about the biggest – how about the weirdest, most adorable, silly looking, sassy, or tall vegetable? If you have a vegetable garden, think of what special vegetable you’d like to enter in this year’s Vegetable Competition!
Community Booths: Chat with local nonprofits and businesses! You can expect: Artists Helping Artists, Vancouver Fruit Tree Project, Red Fox, Collingwood Neighborhood House Food Security, United Warriors and more!
Food and Drink: Enjoy a bowl of Harvest Soup made by your local neighborhood house. Tea, coffee and soft drinks will be available and food trucks may be on site!
Future Visioning: Check our Still Moon’s Youth Committee’s feature project, visioning Still Creek in 20 years.
As the sun sets we will walk the path of the lost streams in the Lost Streams Parade. Remember to bring your lanterns!
Event Details:
Event Date: September 10th, 2022
Event Time: 4 PM – Sunset
Event Location: Slocan Park
Cost: Free
Ages: All Ages
Accessibility: Chairs and gender universal washrooms are available on-site. The event location is partially paved and partially grassed; wheelchairs should be able to access both areas unless extensive rainfall occurs.
Transportation: Slocan Park is a one minute walk from 29th Avenue Skytrain Station and bus loop. Bus numbers #16, 29, 33 take you to 29th Avenue Station. We recommend walking, taking the bus, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations
Streamside Lantern Installation
The Streamside Lantern Installation is the magical heart of the Moon Festival. This evening spectacle welcomes guests to walk through a beautifully transformed Renfrew Community Park, filled with giant lanterns and illuminated art — accompanied by enchanting live music and set against a magnificent backdrop of towering trees.
What Else to Expect:
- 50+ community and professional artists
- 20th Anniversary Feature: Still Suite by Treesong – more details can be found Here
- Heilongjiang “Dragon River” Shadow Puppets by Karen Wong
- Prayers for the Water: Write a prayer for the water on wood tag, and attach it to a long ribbon of other community water wishes
- Tea Ceremony: Enjoy a traditional chinese tea ceremony led by Lam Wong
- Tea Garden and Music: Enjoy tasty and savory treats, and a cup of chai
Event Details:
Event Date: September 17th, 2022
Event Time: Sunset (7:20 PM) – 9:30 PM
Event Location: Renfrew Community Park
Washrooms on Site
Accessibility:
There is a wheelchair accessible dirt path; use of washrooms requires stairs unless assisted by a volunteer.
Transportation:
There are three entry points into the Streamside Installation. Please see the sitemap for details.
Entry 1 – is down a set of stairs on the westside of the Renfrew Community Centre.
Entry 2 – is through the Renfrew Community Park field and is wheelchair accessible – you can access it from Nootka St at E 20th Ave.
Entry 3 – is from the parking lot on Renfrew St at E 21st Ave, there is a set of stairs.
We recommend walking, taking the bus (route #16 and #25 will take you 1 minute to entrance points), riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Parking is limited. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Main Festival Events
Sep 10
Harvest Fair
4 PM – Sunset | Slocan Park
A community fair celebrating harvest abundance, diverse cultural traditions and community connection.
Sep 17
Streamside Lantern Installation
Sunset (7:20pm) – 9:30PM | Renfrew Community Park
Giant lanterns, illuminated art and enchanting music is set against a magnificent backdrop of towering trees.
Eco-Arts & Stewardship Event:
Equinox Moon Music & Dyer’s Guild Showcase
Still Moon is excited to celebrate the Fall Equinox at our Colour Me Local Dye Garden where we grow plants known for their natural dye properties.
This Fall Equinox, we present an installation by the Still Moon Dyer’s Guild of their natural dye explorations. Many of the pieces were created with plant matter grown in the Colour Me Local dye garden. We will celebrate with an evening of music by Qiu Xia He, tea, cookies, and art activities. Drop by anytime during the evening to hear melodic, ambient sounds and see fabric transformed by nature.
We encourage you to bring any of your own art/craft projects to work on while we sit and listen to the music (i.e. knitting, crocheting, embroidery, sketching, you name it!), a lawn chair, and a cup for your warm beverage.
All ages welcome!
Event Details:
Event Date: September 22nd, 2022
Event Time: 530-730 PM
Event Location: Colour Me Local Dye Garden
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Schedule:
5:30 PM – Music starts
5:45-6:00 PM – Welcome Address by Carmen Rosen (Still Moon’s Artistic Director)
6:00-7:15 PM – Installation Open: Tea Time / Installation Viewing / Natural Dye Demonstration / Kids Craft Activity
7:15 PM – Music Ends
7:20 PM – Closing Remarks
Accessibility:
This event is free and all ages are welcome! There is no direct pathway to this event and wheelchairs may require assistance. Please inquire if you have mobility concerns. Washrooms are not available onsite, but can be found at the Renfrew Community Centre located 5 minutes away (walking).
Transportation:
The closest bus stop is NB Boyd Diversion @ E 22 Ave and there is free parking in the neighbourhood. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Eco-Arts & Stewardship Event:
Invoking Beaconsfield Wetland
With the incoming creation of the wetland at Beaconsfield Park, Still Moon wants to gather to celebrate this important green infrastructure. The evening will feature an immersive audio installation and a presentation based on wetlands, their processes and ecological importance. Featuring sound artists Brady Marks + Mark Timmings (Wetland Project) and Giorgio Manganesi (West Coast Radians), the location of the future wetland will be animated with a very special spatialized sound performance. We’ll be outside so please bring your layers and warm clothing and comfy outdoor chair!
Event Details:
Event Date: September 20th, 2022
Event Time: 6:30 PM – 9 PM
Event Location: Beaconsfield Park
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Accessibility:
Washrooms will be available at the Beaconsfield Park Fieldhouse. There is one wheel-chair accessible ramp from Slocan St by the Italian Cultural Centre. Free Parking along the west side of Slocan St. The park is a 10 min walk from Renfrew Skytrain Station. You can arrive at the location by walking on the footpath past the playground.
Transportation:
Free Parking along the west side of Slocan St. A 10 min walk from Renfrew Skytrain Station. We recommend walking, bussing, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. You can arrive at the location by walking on the footpath past the playground.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
20th Anniversary Feature:
Still Suite by Treesong
Showcased at the Streamside Lantern Installation, Still Suite uses light, sound, lyric and movement to celebrate the holistic “one-ness” of life-energy and environment. Expect an immersive and experiential walk through during this year’s Streamside Lantern Installation as dancers move amongst you and hand carved wooden Fuhorns sonify the space. Elements of audience participation can be expected.
Event Details:
Event Date: September 17th, 2022
Event Time: 7:30 – 8:15 PM
Event Location: Renfrew Community Park
Cost: Free
Ages: All Ages
Accessibility:
There is a wheelchair accessible path; use of washrooms requires stairs unless assisted by a volunteer.
Transportation:
There are three entry points into the Streamside Installation. Please see the sitemap for details.
Entry 1 – is down a set of stairs on the westside of the Renfrew Community Centre.
Entry 2 – is through the Renfrew Community Park field and is wheelchair accessible – you can access it from Nootka St at E 20th Ave.
Entry 3 – is from the parking lot on Renfrew St at E 21st Ave, there is a set of stairs.
We recommend walking, taking the bus (route #16 and #25 will take you 1 minute to entrance points), riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. There is limited parking. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Eco-Arts & Stewardship Event:
Drop Spindling with Sharon Kallis
Join us for an evening of spinning with Sharon Kallis from EartHand Gleaners Society! In this 3 hour workshop you will be given an introduction to the drop spindle and learn how to spin different types of fibres.
Working primarily with clean, raw fleece from Barnston Island, participants will learn about stable length, opening up fibres, hand carding basics, and the principles for adding twist and managing a drop spindle. Participants will leave with small cards of their handspun wool to take home in time for sweater mending!
Optional: All participants will be invited to bring their handspun wool to a Moon Festival event on September 22nd where they will dye their wool with materials grown in Still Moon’s natural dye garden.
Event Details:
Event Date: September 14th, 2022
Event Time: 6-9 PM
Event Location: Slocan Hall
Cost: $ 50
Ages: 10 and up
Accessibility:
Chairs and gender universal washrooms are available on-site. This event is wheelchair accessible.
Transportation:
Slocan Hall located in Slocan Fieldhouse is a one minute walk from 29th Avenue Skytrain Station and bus loop. Bus numbers #16, 29, 33 take you to 29th Avenue Station. We recommend walking, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Limited street parking is available. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
20th Anniversary Feature:
Consciousness of Streams
Event Location 1: Renfrew Ravine Labyrinth
Enjoy a walking meditation from 6:00 – 6:45 PM with musical accompaniment by the Quasimodals band.
At 6:50 PM, Consciousness of Streams commences. Dancers and community members unravel and move with hand-dyed streamers made by the Still Moon’s Dyers Guild. The piece is set to an original music score composed by Isaac Rosen-Purcell.
Event Location 2: Slocan Park
Musicians will guide us from the Labyrinth to the Harvest Fair at Slocan Park. There, the second scene of Consciousness of Streams featuring community stiliters and aerial movement will take place. At sunset, Consciousness of Streams will join the Lost Streams Parade and lead the audience along the lost streams route to Collingwood Park.
Event Location 3: Collingwood Park
Upon arrival at Collingwood Park the Coastal Wolfpack will share a closing ceremony. Consciousness of Streams, scene three, will bring the night to a close with an interdisciplinary finale featuring light and shadow play, stilters, hand-dyed banners and an interpretive story of the lost streams.
At the end of the evening folks have an opportunity to connect and reflect over a cup of hot chocolate. We invite you to join any section of the performance or move alongside the performers from start to finish.
Event Details:
Event Date: September 10th, 2022
Event Time: 6 – 8:30 PM
Event Location: Renfrew Ravine Labyrinth, Slocan Park, Collingwood Park
Cost: Free
Ages: All Ages
Accessibility:
There are chairs at Slocan Park and Collingwood Park. Gender universal washrooms are available at Slocan Park, but there are no public washrooms available at Collingwood Park.
Transportation:
The Renfrew Ravine Labyrinth and Slocan Park are a short walk from the 29th Avenue Skytrain Station and bus loop. Event locations can be found using Google Maps. Bus numbers #16, 29, 33 take you to 29th Avenue Station. If you are only joining us at Collingwood Park the closest intersection is Joyce St at Euclid Ave.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Lost Streams Parade
At twilight, a lantern-lit parade led by Indigenous performance group, Coastal Wolfpack, leads stilt performers, giant puppets, and attendees along the path of Lost Streams to Collingwood Park. At Collingwood Park we will gather and hear from Coast Wolf Pack, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate and see the culmination of this year’s 20th Anniversary Feature, Consciousness of Streams.
Remember to bring your lantern!
Event Details:
Event Date: September 10th, 2022
Event Time: Depart at Sunset (7:30PM)
Event Route: Slocan Park to Collingwood Park
Parade Starting Point: Slocan Park
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Accessibility:
The Parade is ~1.5 kilometers and involves approximately 30 minutes of walking on paved roads. There will be chairs available for those who need them at both Slocan and Collingwood Park. Gender universal washrooms are available at Slocan Park, but there are no public washrooms available at Collingwood Park.
Transportation:
The start of the parade route (Slocan Park) is a one minute walk from 29th Avenue Skytrain Station and bus loop. Bus numbers #16, 29, 33 take you to 29th Avenue Station. We recommend walking, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Limited street parking is available. The location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Eco-Art Supply Workshop: Paper Making with Invasives (4:15 PM – 5:15 PM)
Join Artist Joshua Ralph in turning English Ivy, Reed Canary Grass, Tansy, Creeping Buttercup and other invasive plants to paper! Join in for an hour on learning about the impacts of common invasive plants of the Lower Mainland and how to identify species. Project support from Canada Service Corps, Rising Youth, and Opus Art Supplies.
Event Details:
Event Date – September 10th, 2022
Event Time – 4:15-5:15 PM
Event Location – Slocan Park
Cost – Sliding scale $5-$15
The workshop fee helps cover the cost of the facilitator.
Accessibility:
Chairs and gender universal washrooms are available on-site. The event location is partially paved and partially grassed; wheelchairs should be able to access both areas unless extensive rainfall occurs.
Transportation:
Slocan Park is a one minute walk from 29th Avenue Skytrain Station and bus loop. Bus numbers #16, 29, 33 take you to 29th Avenue Station. We recommend walking, taking the bus, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Salve Making with Lori Snyder (4:15 PM – 5:15 PM + 5:45 PM – 6:45 PM)
Explore the practice of medicine making with Lori Snyder, Indigenous Metis herbalist. Learn what plants are best suited to medicinal infusions, when to harvest them and how to prepare and store them appropriately. Participants will make their own salve ointments with plant infused oils and beeswax, ideal for treating cuts, wounds, scrapes, sunburned skin, dry hands and chapped lips. All supplies included.
Event Details:
Event Date – September 10th, 2022
Event Time – 4:15-5:15 PM
Event Location – Slocan Park
Cost – Sliding scale $5-$15
The workshop fee helps cover the cost of the facilitator.
Accessibility:
Chairs and gender universal washrooms are available on-site. The event location is partially paved and partially grassed; wheelchairs should be able to access both areas unless extensive rainfall occurs.
Transportation:
Slocan Park is a one minute walk from 29th Avenue Skytrain Station and bus loop. Bus numbers #16, 29, 33 take you to 29th Avenue Station. We recommend walking, taking the bus, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
4:15 PM – 5:15 PM:
5:45 PM – 6:45 PM:
Eco-Art Supply Workshop: Invasive Species Charcoal Pencils (5:45 PM – 6:45 PM)
Join Artist Joshua Ralph in learning to render Himalayan Blackberry + Black Locust to usable charcoal pencils. All plant material sourced from local restoration sites and all supplies provided. Project support from Canada Service Corps, Rising Youth, and Opus Art Supplies.
Event Details:
Event Date – September 10th, 2022
Event Time – 5:45-6:45 PM
Event Location – Slocan Park
Cost – Sliding scale $5-$15
The workshop fee helps cover the cost of the facilitator.
Accessibility:
Chairs and gender universal washrooms are available on-site. The event location is partially paved and partially grassed; wheelchairs should be able to access both areas unless extensive rainfall occurs.
Transportation:
Slocan Park is a one minute walk from 29th Avenue Skytrain Station and bus loop. Bus numbers #16, 29, 33 take you to 29th Avenue Station. We recommend walking, taking the bus, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Mooncake Workshop with Food Justice
Learn the art of making mooncakes! A cherished tradition of the Mid-Autumn Festival, mooncakes are a delicious treat to share with family and friends.
Join us on September 7th from 6:30 – 7:30 PM at Collingwood Neighbourhood House Annex to make and savour mooncakes with instructor Elliott Chiu. A partnership between Still Moon Arts Society, Renfrew-Collingwood Food Justice, and Collingwood Neighbourhood House.
To register for the event please contact: Ryan Ng at Collingwood Neighbourhood House
Email: rng@cnh.bc.ca
Phone: 604-435-0323
Text: 778-650-5828
Event Details:
Event Date: September 7th
Event Time: 5 PM – 8 PM
Event Location: Collingwood Neighborhood House – Annex (3690 Vanness Ave)
Cost: Free!
Accessibility:
Collingwood Neighbourhood House – Annex is an indoor space located on Vaness Drive. This site is wheelchair accesible, and gender universal washrooms are available on-site. Please do not hesitate to inquire for any additional accessibility needs.
Transportation:
Collingwood Neighbourhood House – Annex is located at the corner of Vanness Ave and Boundary Road.
It is an approx. ten minute walk from Joyce-Collingwood Skytrain Station and bus loop. We recommend walking, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Limited street parking is available. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Free Form Lantern Workshop with Yoko Tomita
Facilitating Artist, Yoko Tomita, will walk you through the process of designing, building, and finishing a traditional lantern over the course of two days. Yoko brings over 20 years of lantern-making experience to the room and has worked with artists of all levels. If you’re a first time lantern maker or experienced artist, this workshop is for you!
Schedule:
Day 1: Design the lantern form and create the frame of your lantern’s shape with bamboo & wire..
Day 2: Bring form and colour to your lantern using tissue paper. Smother it in to make it water resistant! Apply layers of tissue paper with diluted white glue on the skeleton shape and place LED lights to illuminate your lantern.
The Fun Part:
Walk with your lantern in Lost Streams Lantern Parade on September 10th and Streamside Lantern Installation on September 17th. Let your lantern and your inner creative shine!
Please note workshop attendees must come both workshop days to complete their lantern.
Registration is Opening Soon! To reserve your spot email Saige@stillmoonarts.ca with your name and contact information.
Event Details:
Event Date: September 5th and September 7th
Event Time: 4 PM – 6 PM
Event Location: Slocan Hall (2750 E 29th Ave, Vancouver, BC V5R 1V5)
Cost: $30 per lantern, workshop materials included
Ages: 10 and up
Accessibility:
Slocan Hall is an indoor space located in Slocan Park, and can be accessed from a partially paved and partially grassed pathway in the park, adjacent to 29th Ave; wheelchairs should be able to access both areas unless extensive rainfall occurs. Chairs and gender universal washrooms are available on-site. Please do not hesitate to inquire for any additional accessibility needs.
Transportation:
Slocan Hall is a one minute walk from 29th Avenue Skytrain Station and bus loop. Bus numbers #16, 29, 33 take you to 29th Avenue Station. We recommend walking, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Limited street parking is available. Event location can be found using Google Maps.
This event takes place on the unceded territories of xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Workshop Facilitator Bio:
Yoko Tomita is originally from Osaka Japan. She is a community artist at East Vancouver creating community engaged art projects in visual arts, mosaics, lanterns, textile art and teaching acrylic painting, drawing and sketching class. Her diverse expression of arts shows connection to nature is main theme which brings smiles and cheer to the public.
Events Calendar
Sep 5 + 7
Free Form Lantern Workshop with Yoko Tomita
4PM – 6PM | Slocan Hall
Learn to make complex and beautiful tissue paper lanterns with artist, Yoko Tomita.
Sep 7
Mooncake Workshop with Food Justice
5PM – 8PM | Collingwood Neighbourhood House Annex (3690 Vanness Ave)
Explore the art of making mooncakes with facilitator Elliot Chiu.
Sep 10
Harvest Fair
4 PM – Sunset | Slocan Park
A community fair celebrating harvest abundance, diverse cultural traditions and community connection.
Sep 10
Harvest Workshops – Paper Making with Invasives
4:15 – 5:15PM | Slocan Park
Join Artist Joshua Ralph in turning English Ivy, Reed Canary Grass, Tansy, Creeping Buttercup and other invasive plants to paper!
Sep 10
Harvest Workshops – Salve Making with Lori Snyder
4:15 – 5:15PM, 5:45 – 6:45PM | Slocan Park
Explore the practice of medicine making with Lori Snyder, Indigenous Metis herbalist.
Sep 10
Harvest Workshops – Invasive Species Charcoal Pencils
5:45 – 6:45PM | Slocan Park
Join Artist Joshua Ralph in learning to render Himalayan Blackberry + Black Locust to usable charcoal pencils.
Sep 10
Lost Streams Parade
Depart at Sunset – Slocan Park to Collingwood Park – Slocan Hall
Towering stilters, giant puppets, and the Coastal Wolfpack, walk the path of the lost streams. Community members are encouraged to bring their lanterns!
(20th Anniversary Feature)
Sep 10
Consciousness of Streams
6PM – 8:30PM | Renfrew Ravine Labyrinth / Slocan Park / Collingwood Park
An immersive, site-specific, and moving intergenerational performance. We invite you to join Consciousness of Streams from the start or if you are planning to attend the Harvest Fair, you will see it there!
Eco-Arts & Stewardship Event
Sep 14
Drop Spindling with Sharon Kallis
6PM – 9PM | Slocan Hall
Learn to twist raw fleece fibers into workable wool. Perfect for winter sweater mending!
Sep 17
Streamside Lantern Installation
Sunset (7:20pm) – 9:30PM | Renfrew Community Park
Giant lanterns, illuminated art and enchanting music is set against a magnificent backdrop of towering trees.
(20th Anniversary Feature)
Sep 17
Still Suite by Treesong
7:30PM – 8:15PM | Renfrew Community Park
Celebrate the holistic “one-ness” of life-energy and environment through light, sound, lyric and movement.
Eco-Arts & Stewardship Event
Sep 20
Invoking Beaconsfield Wetland
6:30PM – 9PM | Beaconsfield Park
An evening featuring an immersive audio installation of wetland sounds and a presentation on the importance and creation of a local urban wetland.
Eco-Arts & Stewardship Event
Sep 22
Equinox Moon Music & Dyer’s Guild Showcase
5:30PM – 7:30PM | Colour Me Local Dye Garden
Celebrate the Fall Equinox with live music, tea, cookies, and an outdoor exhibition of naturally dyed textiles made by the Still Moon Dyer’s Guild’s.
