Looking for a fun afternoon out with the kids?
The Children’s Safety Village is hosting our inaugural Art in the Village Event on Saturday, May 25th from 2-5pm to celebrate World Day of Cultural Diversity and Dialogue sponsored by United Nations Association (Quinte Branch).
There will be something for the artist in everyone, so come on out and help us turn the Village into a tapestry of colour to showcase culture through art.
We have a fabulous lineup of creative folks who are excited to bring their cultural stories to life.
Join us for the fun in our safe, accessible and welcoming environment.
Hula Hoops and Ribbon Dance
Chinese Calligraphy
Milkshake Meadows Puppetry
Create your own Digital Universe
Permaculture Plantings
Turtle Island rock sculpture
Henna Hand Painting
Indigenous Beading
Afro-Caribbean Story Telling
Try new foods at our Taster Tables!!
Leave your own story of who YOU are while helping us to turn the Village into the biggest rainbow Chalk-Fest ever!!!
If you have been to the Village before welcome back! If you haven’t yet experienced our little world, what are you waiting for???
See you on Saturday, May 25th (2-5pm)
Looking for a fun afternoon out with the kids?
The Children’s Safety Village is hosting our inaugural Art in the Village Event on Saturday, May 25th from 2-5pm to celebrate World Day of Cultural Diversity and Dialogue sponsored by United Nations Association (Quinte Branch).
There will be something for the artist in everyone, so come on out and help us turn the Village into a tapestry of colour to showcase culture through art.
We have a fabulous lineup of creative folks who are excited to bring their cultural stories to life.
Join us for the fun in our safe, accessible and welcoming environment.
Hula Hoops and Ribbon Dance
Chinese Calligraphy
Milkshake Meadows Puppetry
Create your own Digital Universe
Permaculture Plantings
Turtle Island rock sculpture
Henna Hand Painting
Indigenous Beading
Afro-Caribbean Story Telling
Try new foods at our Taster Tables!!
Leave your own story of who YOU are while helping us to turn the Village into the biggest rainbow Chalk-Fest ever!!!
If you have been to the Village before welcome back! If you haven’t yet experienced our little world, what are you waiting for???
See you on Saturday, May 25th (2-5pm)
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