Sharon Kivenko
Multiplicity keeps Edith Dandenault stimulated, and connecting to people keeps her finding new ways to show folks how to identify what no longer serves them and find ease from simply letting go.
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« And then, as if in response to our mixed emotions, the geese were gone as though never touched by the drama of our entangled lives. »
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La carrière de Serge-André Jones a pris son essor à Sutton où il s’est joint à plusieurs organismes et où il y enseigne le piano à de nombreux élèves.
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The potter and bread baker leave their unique hand traces on their creations as do the trades whose skills we rely upon to make our homes.
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Dashiele Haskin sees a bright future for Ballet Théâtre Sutton, just not with her wearing so many of the hats it requires to run.
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Through Canopeum, Alex Schmitz is fashioning a way to motivate people to germinate and plant the seeds for a stronger collective future.
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Inspired by Le Vent du Nord, Sharon Kivenko shares her thoughts on « what it is to be from a place, but not actually of that place ».
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