Our Community

Pecha Kucha in the Park

The Arts Building can’t wait till the fall for another Pecha Kucha night so a special one is taking place on Saturday evening, Aug 25th in Shirley Macey Park. Check out the Arts Building website to see previous events and speakers.  If you have a story to tell in 20 images, contact: wendy@maxart.com.

Live and Learn

Come and experience the One Straw Society’s powerful mentor-ship program for yourself  on the Synchronicity Festival grounds all day long – learn some skills you never knew you needed, or some you’ve always dreamed of doing, from your neighbors! That’s right, we’re surrounded by wisdom and Live and Learn is helping you find it.

Mentors  leading workshops at Synchronicity include:

Rashmi Singh runs a small food business  in roberts creek, www.curryinthecreek.com.  Rashmi loves to teach and she has combined it with her love of home style Indian food.   Her special joy is seeing the children emboldened by the chance to enhance their palatte and be exposed to diversity through their food experience. Her committment is to create community through food.   Working and supporting local farmers markets (rob’s creek) and organic businesses on the Sunshine Coast.  Her demo will be the preparing, cooking and eating of Pakoras.

Seed saving is a fun and easy to learn skill. For countless generations people saved and planted the seeds that fed them, and we can too! Maria Hunter has been saving seeds and growing the seed company, Dragonfly Seeds, for 15 years in Wilson Creek. She loves to share her enthusiasm for seeds, plants, teaching, and learning. Interactive demo will include basics of harvesting, cleaning, drying and storing seeds. Bring your seeds and questions if you have them.

 

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