An article by Roxanna Asgarian in the professional Library Journal explains how our book wall experiments came to be.
Nova Scotia Sustainability Center Gives New Life to Library Discards
Rescheduled for March 22, Spring Equinox. Share your cares and concerns for the Earth and raise energy for healing the Earth on March 22, at 2:00. Circle with potluck after. Bring Food to share (labeled with ingredients, please). Ceremonial attire if inspired. … Continue reading →
UPDATE: March 2014: This project has received the runner-up prize, including $500 funding and some technical assistance, from the Nova Scotia Cooperative Council’s Social Enterprise Innovation Competition! In partnership with our neighbour, Hinchinbrook Farm, which provides a therapeutic riding program … Continue reading →
The Open Mic previously set for the 22nd will be held Sunday, Dec. 29 at 6:30 pm. Contact Sarah Steele via Facebook – there’s a Facebook Group for the Open Mic – if you’re interested in playing. Bring a donation (suggested … Continue reading →
Pot-luck Dinner and Carol Singing to get us in the mood for Christmas Friday, December 13, 5:30 pm. The enthusiastic singing of Christmas carols in a welcoming, non-judgemental environment has been shown to lower blood pressure, raise serotonin levels, and … Continue reading →
An article by Roxanna Asgarian in the professional Library Journal explains how our book wall experiments came to be.
Nova Scotia Sustainability Center Gives New Life to Library Discards
Pot-Luck dinner at 5:30 pm. Everyone welcome! Bring a dish to share. A general meeting will follow. Board meets beforehand at 4 pm.
Continue reading →Kathy Jollimore came to our IncrEDIBLE Picnic and loved the food, the people, and what the project stands for. And wrote about it. A couple of excerpts: “What one would see as an old school destined for demolition, others saw … Continue reading →
Someone has been busy. Little elves who show up in the middle of the night and quietly hammer shingles and siding? I don’t think so. Anyway, the roof is done and most of the siding. She’s looking cuter all the … Continue reading →
Nancy Sherwood has rustpainted the rusty gateposts and slapped some green paint on top. Looks much better! Thanks, Nancy.
Continue reading →After working flat out on the Tiny Studio for a month before the draw, Lloyd had to take a break to put bread on his own table. He and David have been back at it lately though, framing the windows … Continue reading →