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Sun, Sand and SoulCollage(R): a New Drop-in Session

ByHeather Conn

I’m hosting my first drop-in session of SoulCollage(R) on Saturday, June 28 at beautiful Mission Point House in Davis Bay. Enjoy the gorgeous waterfront views, forest shade, and tall cedars and Douglas firs while creating art that reflects a deeper you.

This is NOT a structured workshop. Those already familiar with SoulCollage are welcome to come and make cards. I will provide an informal overview to those who are new to the process. All materials provided.

Doors will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lemonade, tea, and snacks will be available. Drop-in fee: sliding scale, $10 to $20.

Mission Point House is on the Sunshine Coast Highway, just south of the Davis Bay change room/washroom building that has a new mural. Parking is available on the Davis Bay waterfront or across the street.

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