Thu 2/15 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm EST
An art and dialogue gathering with the Seacoast Village Project
Join us for an afternoon of conversations, where we’ll enjoy art, build connections, and learn together. Using a unique dialogue approach, we’ll tour an art exhibit with the theme Seeing Oneness and use this to inspire and spark our conversations.
The event will be held at Green Acre, a Bahá’í Center of Learning in Eliot, Maine. People have gathered here for dialogues for over 100 years.
Your facilitators will be Robert Sapiro, Green Acre’s Administrator, and Beth Tener, founder of Kinship. Beth is a facilitator and community weaver who creates gatherings that activate community, connection, and trust. She also hosts of the Living Love podcast.
Value of Attending:
- Meet and get to know others
- Gain new insights
- Experience a creative approach to hosting conversations that matter
- Enjoy viewing some art and experiencing the beauty and history of this special place in our community, along the Piscataqua River
Light refreshments will be served. Please register below.
