Creativity in Community. Honouring Indigenous Peoples’ Day. 2025.

Sharing through photo snapshots our community mandala created on the weekend for Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Victoria Gardens.

My first mobile eco-art mini studio!! The cart and table on wheels travelled to three floors with 17 contributors in total, and many many more viewers who came to enjoy and discuss!!

Thanks to the 14 residents who contributed to our nature mandala on Saturday at Victoria Gardens!

Several of the residents inquired: “Where do you get these fabulous materials April?? My reply: “I colllect AND …. other thoughtful folks do too!

Thanks to ALL those who have contributed to the eco-art buffet over the years. For this nature project thanks to susan beniston for the wood shapes, kate moo-king curtis for the leaf coils and the sprickerhoffs for the fabulous shells. AND - cannot forgot to mention, the fabulous mandala cloth (that I repeatedly use) was a gift from heather johnston.


ARTICLE • Mandala History * it is incredibly important to honour and reference the cultural origins of the images and approaches we use


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