We officially launched the Treecreate Studio yesterday evening!
It was truly a community event, with the jarjums from Pumicestone Indigenous Employment and Education Council (PIEEC) doing a smoking ceremony and song for the group. We also had the amazing Michelle Watson, Chair of PIEEC as the Master of Ceremonies for the evening and some wonderful words from community Elder Aunty Flo Watson.
Local artist and educator, Ange Venardos, the founder and coordinator of the Artists of Bribie Bribie Arts Trail collective gave a beautiful talk about the importance of arts and connection.
We also had Rebecca Thompson, local artist and leadership and empowerment coach share a song with everyone. The song “Om Gaia” resonated beautifully with the group and our values at Treecreate.
Thank you to my gorgeous cousin Angela and her husband Darren for looking after the refreshments, making sure everyone had something to eat and drink ❤
A big thanks to the Bribie Island Hotel for the lucky door prizes and the Banksia Beach Fruit and Veggie shop for the fruit platter.
What a wonderful coming together of community!! Our hearts are full and we look forward to the Treecreate Studio being a place of connection, creativity and community ❤
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Thanks for a lovely warm evening, Tracey. It was wonderful to see all the community support for Treecreate.
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Thanks for being there Tas – it was a wonderful evening and looking forward to what comes next!
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