Enjoy pics and stories of the connections and creative acts that are feeding our life and work! But first, announcements…
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June 3rd, 10 – 3 pm
Limited space remains for this free workshop on permaculture practices. Develop hands on skills: building living soils, double digging, no till and Hugelkultur methods, bio-Intensive approaches, companion planting and cover cropping. You must register in advance to attend.
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Want to get creative with us? Our campus and event space needs signage. We’ll have stencils and all the supplies! All skill levels will be engaged. Come, lend a hand, help us make this place more hospitable. Let us know you’re coming.
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Register Now! This camp will fill up! 30 lucky kids, ages 8 to 14, will enjoy environmental and cultural programming from Mon – Fri. Then, we will invite family and friends to gather on Saturday, for a community meal and informal performance showing what the kids learned during the week.
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We are excited to have special teaching artist, Tree Sa, of Soma Tree Cirque to lead campers in aerial and flow arts. Tree is a Yoga & Circus Therapist and says that “play is the best medicine.” She is a skilled and supportive teacher, a teacher of teachers, a producer of inspirational events, and a high flying pro acrobat. Check her out at Soma Tree Yoga.
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This 3 day event will offer respite and inspiration. Enjoy a live music jam, playful forays into the forest and river, delicious local food, and workshops led by a beloved teacher, and friend of 20 years, Brad Stoller. Guest bedrooms are still available, so act fast! Or camp on the land and enjoy our facilities. Register now! |
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This collective of artists from the US and Mexico weave communities between borders through the art of movement. This residency will include school visits, painting a mini mural with local youth, and a land-based site specific performance that connects to our annual Ritual of Remembrance activities.
Learn about CBC here. |
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Follow the fun! Share the good news!
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The Dance of Hope residency made a big splash in our small town context: in the schools, through programs here, and in our downtown festival! The following weekend, they were the superstars of the LEAF festival! It was an honor and pleasure to share meals, make memories, learn stories and relish the connecting power of music and performance. Learn about and support this mentorship and arts education program in Uganda, at danceofhope.org
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We count on a community of support to make this all possible. Make a financial contribution and help us bring meaningful programs to our local community and extended network!
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We are building our capacity for hospitality – for program residents, visiting friends, and our growing community (now that Leonardo, Romina, Léon, and Libertad have returned to us). Nurturing energy is being given to the garden and the children. We had our first baptism on the land for Cuillin McLeod, my new godson. Old carnival friends keep coming around. Most recently Helen Hale, Jacob Taylor, Jimmy Betts, Storm, and Samuel Lockridge with Rebecca O’Shea and baby Willow in tow. And we’re constantly making new friends! It takes a village y’all!
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Blessings on your work, rest and play!
Tevyn East
Executive Director
Dreaming Stone Arts and Ecology Center
dreamingstone.org
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