You’ve cracked some spines. You’ve checked out museum surveillance. Now it’s time to talk about it! Join us for our Book Club discussion on Grace D. Li’s Portrait of a Thief! There’s a ton to discuss here, from the heart-racing action to the deep emotional moments.
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Our expert, Chelsey Gomez, is here to answer your questions about creative expression and cancer! Today’s post is about personal expression: how to find it and how to use it!
Continue readingParty your cac-TUSH off at our 9th Birthday Bash!
It’s almost our birthday, and we couldn’t be more excited to celebrate! We’ve got so many extra programs and fun events going all April long, culminating with our 9th Birthday Bash on April 30th!
Continue readingAsk a Cactus: Healing Through Creativity
Our expert, Chelsey Gomez, is here to answer your questions about creative expression and cancer!
Continue readingChristina’s Corner: April 2, 2024
April has arrived, and with it, the showers promised in the adage of “April showers bring May flowers.” My little town is on day two of a deluge and while the skies are grey, it’s also an invitation for me to slow down, just a bit. To linger with my cup of tea in the morning, to open the windows and let the fresh, cool air into the house.
Continue readingAsk a Cactus: The Creative Process
Our expert, Chelsey Gomez, is here to answer your questions about creative expression and cancer!
Continue readingAsk a Cactus: Creative Expression & Cancer
Our expert, Chelsey Gomez, is here to answer your questions about creative expression and cancer!
Continue readingChristina’s Corner: March 2024
I have to admit, March is one of my least favorite months. Here in New Jersey, March is a fickle thing. It is prone to fits of rain and wind, but also capable of brilliant sunshine and the promise of spring as we spring our clocks forward with Daylight Savings time.
Continue readingStephen’s Sanctuary: February 2024
Christina’s Corner: February 2024
Happy February, y’all! We did it: we made it through January, which felt like it was 45 days long. The jokes do not change year to year, and they are always right year to year.
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