A fun activity for ages 16+. Learn how to knit, improve your technique or work on your project in a supportive social environment each week throughout the Fall!
Contact Jeanne Nivischiuk with any questions, 418-683-2366 x 228 or david.zhu@veq.ca
Interested in discussing literature with other book lovers?
Are you missing connecting over books in the Library? Join Pixels & Pages!
Selection for November: Old God’s Time by Sebastian Barry
Old God’s Time is available on OverDrive in e-book format as part of the Morrin Centre’s digital collections HERE.
Please note that this event will be a hybrid. The book club will meet in the Library, but participants can also participate online via Zoom.
Please email library@morrin.org to learn more or to sign up!
Brain Power – Drop-In (Shannon) – Wednesday, August 28th (10:00 am-Noon)
Get ready for a stimulating session of Brain Power—Drop-In at the VEQ Community Space! Strengthen your mind while connecting with others in a fun and relaxed environment. This event features a variety of board games that are both fun and challenging, offering the perfect way to exercise your brain and socialize with others.
We’ll also provide tea, coffee, and healthy snacks to refresh and energize you throughout the morning. Whether you’re a seasoned board games enthusiast or just looking for a new way to engage your mind, this event has something for everyone. The atmosphere will be welcoming and inclusive, ensuring everyone feels comfortable and engaged.
Beyond playing games, you’ll have the chance to meet new people and form meaningful connections. Sharpen your cognitive skills and enjoy a few hours of friendly competition in our warm, inviting community space, which makes relaxing and having a great time accessible.
You’ll also explore new games and strategies, challenging yourself differently. It’s the perfect way to spend your morning, combining mental exercise with social interaction. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with fellow community members and enjoy a delightful morning at the VEQ Community Space.
Contact Information:
If you’re interested in this fun-filled event or want more details about upcoming Brain Power sessions in September, contact David Zhu at david.zhu@veq.ca or call 418-683-2366 ext. 228. David is ready to assist with your registration and provide additional details.
Mark your calendar and get ready for a fantastic morning!
Our 14th annual fundraising dinner will occur on Thursday, November 21, 2024
Please reserve your tickets today for our 14th annual fundraising dinner on Thursday, November 21, 2024. We are honoured to welcome an extraordinary guest on this occasion.
Our keynote speaker is PETER SIMONS.
Learn more about our fundraising dinner by visiting morrin.org/literaryfeast2024.
Schedule
The event will start at 5:30 p.m. with a cocktail in one of Canada’s most beautiful libraries, followed by dinner in the historic College Hall at 6:30 p.m.
Our annual silent auction will also take place during the evening.
Pricing
A limited number of tickets are available at $275 per person.
A special rate of $250 per person is available when purchasing 10 tickets or more.
This year, the mezzanine has a very limited number of tables for two available for $550 each.
Reservation
You may reserve your ticket(s) by calling Julie Colanero at 418 694-9147, extension 221, or by contacting her at info@morrin.org.
Join us as we cook a meal together. Our featured chef will show us some easy recipes for a day of cooking! Enjoy lunch and bring home a portion too!
Registration is required, participants will also be asked to contribute a few ingredients for the chosen recipies.
Contact David at 418-683-2366 x 228 or david.zhu@veq.ca to confirm your participation.
🎨 Creative Fun at Crackpot Café
Dates: Friday, November 22nd & 29th
Time: TBD
Price: $6 entry fee + cost of ceramic pieces (prices vary)
Unleash your creativity at Crackpot Café, where you can choose from over 700 ceramic models to paint! Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just looking for a fun activity, there’s something for everyone. Some of the available ceramic options include:
- Mugs: $15
- Bowls & Plates: $12 – $32
- Teapots, Jars & Pitchers: $15 – $30
- Flower Pots & Vases: $15 – $35
- Piggy Banks & Boxes: $18 – $35
- Decorative Animals & Figurines: $12 – $16
🎨 Prices may vary based on final confirmation from the store. If you have specific items you’d like to paint, let me know in advance so I can give the shop a heads-up!
It’s the perfect opportunity to relax, have fun, and create your own masterpiece! Don’t miss out on this hands-on experience.
A fun activity for ages 16+. Learn how to knit, improve your technique or work on your project in a supportive social environment each week throughout the Fall!
Contact Jeanne Nivischiuk with any questions, 418-683-2366 x 228 or david.zhu@veq.ca
Come join us for a cozy afternoon chat about books at 1:30 p.m. every last Monday of the month!
We have a new daytime book club at the Morrin Centre: Morrin Mystery Mondays! We’ll be reading mysteries and other cozies.
The selection for November is A Dreadful Splendour by B.R. Myers. The book is available on OverDrive as an e-book and audiobook.
This event will be held in person. Please email library@morrin.org to learn more or to sign up. We encourage new members to join anytime!
This project is in partnership with La Maison Anglaise.
Meet author Jessica Johns and discover her new novel, Bad Cree!
Jessica Johns is a queer nehiyaw aunty with English-Irish ancestry and a member of Sucker Creek First Nation. Her debut novel, Bad Cree, was shortlisted for the Amazon First Novel Award, won the MacEwan Book of the Year award, and is on the 2024 CBC Canada Reads longlist.
Photo of Jessica Johns by Loretta Johns
English and French copies of the book Bad Cree will be on sale during this event.
The doors will open at 6:00 p.m., and the event will start at 6:30 p.m. Participants will be offered a complimentary glass of wine.
Join us as we cook a meal together. Our featured chef will show us some easy recipes for a day of cooking! Enjoy lunch and bring home a portion too!
Registration is required, participants will also be asked to contribute a few ingredients for the chosen recipies.
Contact David at 418-683-2366 x 228 or david.zhu@veq.ca to confirm your participation.
🎨 Creative Fun at Crackpot Café
Dates: Friday, November 22nd & 29th
Time: TBD
Price: $6 entry fee + cost of ceramic pieces (prices vary)
Unleash your creativity at Crackpot Café, where you can choose from over 700 ceramic models to paint! Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just looking for a fun activity, there’s something for everyone. Some of the available ceramic options include:
- Mugs: $15
- Bowls & Plates: $12 – $32
- Teapots, Jars & Pitchers: $15 – $30
- Flower Pots & Vases: $15 – $35
- Piggy Banks & Boxes: $18 – $35
- Decorative Animals & Figurines: $12 – $16
🎨 Prices may vary based on final confirmation from the store. If you have specific items you’d like to paint, let me know in advance so I can give the shop a heads-up!
It’s the perfect opportunity to relax, have fun, and create your own masterpiece! Don’t miss out on this hands-on experience.
A fun activity for ages 16+. Learn how to knit, improve your technique or work on your project in a supportive social environment each week throughout the Fall!
Contact Jeanne Nivischiuk with any questions, 418-683-2366 x 228 or david.zhu@veq.ca
Brain Power – Drop-In (Shannon) – Wednesday, August 28th (10:00 am-Noon)
Get ready for a stimulating session of Brain Power—Drop-In at the VEQ Community Space! Strengthen your mind while connecting with others in a fun and relaxed environment. This event features a variety of board games that are both fun and challenging, offering the perfect way to exercise your brain and socialize with others.
We’ll also provide tea, coffee, and healthy snacks to refresh and energize you throughout the morning. Whether you’re a seasoned board games enthusiast or just looking for a new way to engage your mind, this event has something for everyone. The atmosphere will be welcoming and inclusive, ensuring everyone feels comfortable and engaged.
Beyond playing games, you’ll have the chance to meet new people and form meaningful connections. Sharpen your cognitive skills and enjoy a few hours of friendly competition in our warm, inviting community space, which makes relaxing and having a great time accessible.
You’ll also explore new games and strategies, challenging yourself differently. It’s the perfect way to spend your morning, combining mental exercise with social interaction. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with fellow community members and enjoy a delightful morning at the VEQ Community Space.
Contact Information:
If you’re interested in this fun-filled event or want more details about upcoming Brain Power sessions in September, contact David Zhu at david.zhu@veq.ca or call 418-683-2366 ext. 228. David is ready to assist with your registration and provide additional details.
Mark your calendar and get ready for a fantastic morning!
🎉 Join Us for a Festive Outing at Place Laurier Mall! 🎉
On December 6th, get into the holiday spirit with a memorable trip to Place Laurier Mall! Enjoy a leisurely lunch followed by time to explore the shops, discover seasonal deals, and check off those holiday wish lists. Whether hunting for gifts or simply soaking in the mall’s festive atmosphere, this outing is a perfect way to kick off the holiday season with friends and community.
📅 Date: Wednesday, December 6th
🍽 Includes: Lunch & shopping time
🕒 Departure: 11:00 am | Return: 2:30 pm
Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot today! More details will come soon—stay tuned!
A fun activity for ages 16+. Learn how to knit, improve your technique or work on your project in a supportive social environment each week throughout the Fall!
Contact Jeanne Nivischiuk with any questions, 418-683-2366 x 228 or david.zhu@veq.ca
🎄✨ Experience the Magic of the Quebec City German Market! ✨🎄
Mark your calendar for December 12 and join us for a festive outing to Quebec City’s enchanting German Market! We’ll begin with a delightful lunch in the area, followed by time to explore the market’s charming stalls filled with unique local products, perfect for holiday shopping! Enjoy cozy treats like cheese fondue, churros, warming mulled wine, and more as you browse.
📅 Date: Thursday, December 12
🕒 Time: 11:00 am – 2:30 pm
Reserve your spot today for a memorable lunch, shopping, and holiday cheer day!
This will be our last outing before the Christmas holidays, so let’s make it memorable! This outing will be a combined adventure, uniting the East and West. It will be a perfect opportunity to make new friends and connections!
Exciting Pie Contest Alert!
🎉 Think you can bake the ultimate pie? Prove it! 🎉
📅 Date: December 13th, 2024 POSTPONED
📍 Location: Valcartier Community Centre
💲 Entry Fee: Only $10
Theme: Savory & Sweet Pies
- Each team bakes two pies (1 savoury & 1 sweet).
- Teams of 4 will be randomly assigned.
How It Works:
- We will provide essential ingredients—no worries there!
- After forming teams, you’ll submit a list of ingredients you need.
- But here’s the twist:
- Each team’s main ingredients will be visible to all teams.
- You can spice things up! Bring secret ingredients to keep your pie unique!
- Need extra flair? Hide your spices or “special” touches from other teams.
Are You Ready to Be Crowned the Pie Champion? 🥧🏆
📧 Register now by emailing Maria.Hoyt@veq.ca
Contest rules will be shared upon registration.
Our Stories: Holiday Special Family Event
Join us for this get-together, where you can share tales, stories, legends, and poems that share the holiday season as a common theme. Instructions and materials for creating cards will also be available.
The Morrin Centre team will present this event. All participants will receive gingerbread biscuits and warm drinks.
Enjoy the holidays with a merry Tea Time at the Morrin Centre! Warm up from the frosty winter chill with tea, treats, and traditional Victorian pastimes. Book tickets today to gift yourself a unique experience!
Teatime – December 15
Enjoy the holidays with a merry Tea Time at the Morrin Centre! Warm up from the frosty winter chill with tea, treats, and traditional Victorian pastimes. Book tickets today to gift yourself a memorable experience!
This hour-long immersive and interactive experience will introduce you to tea history and etiquette, teach you some traditional Victorian games and activities, and (of course) allow you to taste several teas and sweet and savoury snacks.
Tickets must be purchased at least 72 hours in advance. If the minimum number of registrations (8) is not reached by the Thursday prior to the event, the activity will be cancelled, and all tickets will be refunded. The maximum number of registrations is 20. Please note that Teatime tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
A fun activity for ages 16+. Learn how to knit, improve your technique or work on your project in a supportive social environment each week throughout the Fall!
Contact Jeanne Nivischiuk with any questions, 418-683-2366 x 228 or david.zhu@veq.ca
Join us for a cozy afternoon chat about books at 1:30 p.m. every last Monday of the month.
We have a new daytime book club at the Morrin Centre: Morrin Mystery Mondays! We’ll be reading mysteries and other cozies.
The selection for December is Rest Ye Murdered Gentlemen by Vicki Delany. The book is available on OverDrive as an e-book and audiobook.
This event will be held in person. Please email library@morrin.org to learn more or to sign up. We encourage new members to join anytime!
This project is in partnership with La Maison Anglaise.
Interested in discussing literature with other book lovers?
Missing connecting over books in the Library? Join Pixels & Pages!
Selection for December: The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster
The New York Trilogy is available on OverDrive in e-book format as part of the Morrin Centre’s digital collections HERE.
Please note that this event will be a hybrid. The book club will meet in the Library, but participants can also participate online via Zoom.
Please email library@morrin.org to learn more or to sign up!
This project is in partnership with La Maison Anglaise.
Brain Power – Drop-In (Shannon) – Wednesday, August 28th (10:00 am-Noon)
Get ready for a stimulating session of Brain Power—Drop-In at the VEQ Community Space! Strengthen your mind while connecting with others in a fun and relaxed environment. This event features a variety of board games that are both fun and challenging, offering the perfect way to exercise your brain and socialize with others.
We’ll also provide tea, coffee, and healthy snacks to refresh and energize you throughout the morning. Whether you’re a seasoned board games enthusiast or just looking for a new way to engage your mind, this event has something for everyone. The atmosphere will be welcoming and inclusive, ensuring everyone feels comfortable and engaged.
Beyond playing games, you’ll have the chance to meet new people and form meaningful connections. Sharpen your cognitive skills and enjoy a few hours of friendly competition in our warm, inviting community space, which makes relaxing and having a great time accessible.
You’ll also explore new games and strategies, challenging yourself differently. It’s the perfect way to spend your morning, combining mental exercise with social interaction. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with fellow community members and enjoy a delightful morning at the VEQ Community Space.
Contact Information:
If you’re interested in this fun-filled event or want more details about upcoming Brain Power sessions in September, contact David Zhu at david.zhu@veq.ca or call 418-683-2366 ext. 228. David is ready to assist with your registration and provide additional details.
Mark your calendar and get ready for a fantastic morning!
Wednesday, December 18, 7 p.m.
A few lines in the margin of a manuscript can tell us a lot about the past. In this talk, the historian Mairi Cowan will show how a single marginal gloss can open new perspectives on how people in seventeenth-century Quebec thought about the wider world. Marie Hiroüin de la Conception, a nun at the Hôtel-Dieu hospital, was described as a “Scottish gentlewoman” in one of the community’s records. Further searching through the Hôtel-Dieu archives and documents from Scotland, France, and Italy provides clues about a family that had fled from Scotland to France during the Reformation.
Augustines at the Hôtel-Dieu in Quebec thought it was essential to emphasize Marie Hiroüin’s Scottishness and nobility, which raises questions that extend far beyond the small French settlement into what it meant to be “Scottish” so far from Scotland, how social status in exile could be relevant for a nursing order of nuns, and why people in New France described Mary Stewart – also known as Mary, Queen of Scots – as the Queen of England. Thinking through these questions helps us understand the Hôtel-Dieu in New France and the Scottish diaspora, the complexities of Tudor dynastic succession, and the far-reaching web of early modern spiritual geopolitics.
Presenter Biography
Mairi Cowan is an Associate Professor at the Department of Historical Studies, University of Toronto Mississauga. She has written about the tensions of international theology, national politics, and local tradition in twelfth-century Glasgow; experiences of childhood in the court of James IV, King of Scots; the connections between social discipline and the Catholic Reformation in Scotland; colonial efforts to “Frenchify” Indigenous people in seventeenth-century New France; and Jesuit missionaries’ beliefs about demons in Indigenous societies of North America.
Her most recent monograph, The Possession of Barbe Hallay: Diabolical Arts and Daily Life in Early Canada (McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2022), is a microhistory of bewitchment in New France. She is also co-editor of the recent collection Gender in Scotland 1200-1800: Place, Faith and Politics (Edinburgh University Press, 2024).
This event will be a hybrid.
This event is part of a talk series celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec.
Library Lectures:
📅 Date: January 9, 2025
⏰ Time: 19:00 – 20:30
📍 Location: Morrin Centre Library (hybrid option via Zoom)
🎨 Event Category: Cultural Event
Celebrate the fascinating contributions of women to 19th-century Canadian botany in this illustrated talk by Ann Shteir. Explore the lives and work of figures like Lady Dalhousie, Anne Mary Perceval, Catharine Parr Traill, and others who documented Canada’s natural world through plant catalogues, art, and writing. Discover their legacy and the researchers who uncovered their stories, diving into archives, letters, and herbaria.
About the Speaker:
Ann Shteir, Professor Emerita at York University, is a leading scholar in gender and science history. Her acclaimed works include Cultivating Women, Cultivating Science and Flora’s Fieldworkers: Women and Botany in Nineteenth-Century Canada.
This event is part of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec’s 200th-anniversary series.
📩 Email library@morrin.org to learn more or register.
Library Lecture: “Women and Botany in 19th-Century Canada” by Ann Shteir
Thursday, January 9, 7 p.m.
Celebrating Historical Research and Historical Researchers: Women and Botany in 19th-Century Canada. An Illustrated Talk
Papers in the Transactions of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec from the 1820s and 1830s are historical documents by individuals in early 19th-century Canada who were searching for knowledge about nature in a “new land” and who also wanted to “excite in the rising generation a taste for scientific knowledge and pursuits.” Two women were among the researchers: Christian Ramsay (Countess Dalhousie), who contributed a “Catalogue of Canadian Plants collected in 1827,” and Harriet Sheppard (“Mrs. Sheppard”), who wrote about shells and Canadian songbirds in Quebec and had a keen interest in plants.
This talk celebrates women who pursued knowledge of nature, especially knowledge about plants, in 19th-century Canada. It features Lady Dalhousie and Anne Mary Perceval in Quebec, Catharine Parr Traill and Alice Hollingworth in Ontario, and Mary Brenton in Newfoundland. Who were they? How did they come to know about plants? What were their contributions? What did their work mean to them? How do we find them? And where do we find material by them and about them?
This talk also celebrates researchers in Flora’s Fieldworkers whose curiosity led them to letters and biography, artwork and craftwork, into archives, herbaria, and institutional records, and also into scrapbooks, logbooks, textbooks, and teaching tools to seek answers to those questions about women and knowledge.
Presenter Biography
Ann Shteir is a Professor Emerita in the School of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at York University. She received an Honorary Law degree from York University in 2016 for her work in developing York’s pioneering graduate program in Gender, Feminist, and Women’s Studies.
Shteir is also the author of Cultivating Women, Cultivating Science: Flora’s Daughters and Botany in England, 1760 to 1860 (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996), which was awarded the Joan Kelly Memorial Prize for Women’s History. She turned her attention next to women and botany in Canada. She collaborated with botanist Jacques Cayouette on an article published in Scientia Canadensis (2019) about four women who collected plants in early 19th-century Quebec and Newfoundland. She also organized a workshop at York University that brought together botanists, historians of science, art historians, literary scholars, garden historians, and others who, like her, wanted to know more about women, plants, and botanical work in Canada across the 1800s. The edited book Flora’s Fieldworkers: Women and Botany in Nineteenth-Century Canada (McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2022) was a happy result.
This event will be a hybrid.
This event is part of a talk series celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec.
🛍️✨ Kick Off the New Year with a Fun Outing to IKEA! ✨🛍️
Join us on January 10th or 24th for delicious bites and shopping at IKEA! Enjoy a cozy lunch in the IKEA cafeteria, famous for its tasty treats, and explore the showroom and marketplace for fresh inspiration and finds to kickstart 2024 in style.
📅 Dates: East Group – Friday, January 10 & West Group – Friday, January 24
🕒 Time: 11:00 am – 2:30 pm
Bring your shopping list and appetite, and let’s make it a fun day at IKEA! Reserve your spot today!
Brain Power – Drop-In (Shannon) – Wednesday, August 28th (10:00 am-Noon)
Get ready for a stimulating session of Brain Power—Drop-In at the VEQ Community Space! Strengthen your mind while connecting with others in a fun and relaxed environment. This event features a variety of board games that are both fun and challenging, offering the perfect way to exercise your brain and socialize with others.
We’ll also provide tea, coffee, and healthy snacks to refresh and energize you throughout the morning. Whether you’re a seasoned board games enthusiast or just looking for a new way to engage your mind, this event has something for everyone. The atmosphere will be welcoming and inclusive, ensuring everyone feels comfortable and engaged.
Beyond playing games, you’ll have the chance to meet new people and form meaningful connections. Sharpen your cognitive skills and enjoy a few hours of friendly competition in our warm, inviting community space, which makes relaxing and having a great time accessible.
You’ll also explore new games and strategies, challenging yourself differently. It’s the perfect way to spend your morning, combining mental exercise with social interaction. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with fellow community members and enjoy a delightful morning at the VEQ Community Space.
Contact Information:
If you’re interested in this fun-filled event or want more details about upcoming Brain Power sessions in September, contact David Zhu at david.zhu@veq.ca or call 418-683-2366 ext. 228. David is ready to assist with your registration and provide additional details.
Mark your calendar and get ready for a fantastic morning!
🎨🖌️ Discover the “Bad Art” Exhibit at EXMURO! 🖌️🎨
Join us in January for a fun, unconventional outing to the “Bad Art” exhibit at EXMURO! Step into a world of quirky, offbeat pieces that redefine creativity and inspire a fresh perspective on art. Perfect for anyone looking to enjoy art with a playful twist!
📅 East Group: Wednesday, January 17
📅 West Group: Wednesday, January 31
🕒 Time: 11:00 am – 2:30 pm
Get ready to laugh, reflect, and enjoy this one-of-a-kind art experience! Reserve your spot now!
Stories of Our Community: A Personal Storytelling Workshop
📅 Dates: January 18 & 19, 2025
⏰ Time: 10:00 – 16:00
📍 Location: Morrin Centre
🎨 Event Category: Cultural Event
Join writer, performer, and teacher Taylor Tower for a two-day workshop on the art of personal storytelling. Through a mix of listening, writing, and oral presentation exercises, you will learn to craft compelling narratives. You will also explore the five elements of a great story, build dynamic characters, and master storytelling techniques for structure, performance, and delivery.
This immersive workshop concludes with participants performing their final stories, offering a rewarding opportunity to share your unique voice and connect with others through storytelling.
📌 Note: Registration covers both days, and attendance on January 18 is required to join the January 19 session.
Stories of Our Community: A Personal Storytelling Workshop
Saturday, January 18 and Sunday, January 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
In this workshop, we will identify the ingredients of a compelling story and the best ways to tell it.
Focusing on listening and oral presentation, this workshop will help you develop your voice, hone storytelling skills, and develop a more profound sense of what makes a story worth sharing. We will analyze oral stories and do many written exercises to explore storytelling concepts and find a subject for our final stories, which will be performed at the end of the second day.
Over two days, we will explore together:
- The five essential elements of a great story – using the five senses to create evocative scenes
- Character and Plot: Turning yourself into a character and finding motive and action for your stories
- Structure and Endings
- Oral Vs. Written Stories: The Outline and Voice
- Performance: Rhythm and tempo, repetition, open vs closed postures, habitual muscular tensions and body centres
Immerse yourself in the storytelling practice!
Please note: By booking a ticket for January 18, you are automatically registered for the full, two-day workshop. Attendance on January 18 is required to attend the January 19 session.
🛍️✨ Kick Off the New Year with a Fun Outing to IKEA! ✨🛍️
Join us on January 10th or 24th for delicious bites and shopping at IKEA! Enjoy a cozy lunch in the IKEA cafeteria, famous for its tasty treats, and explore the showroom and marketplace for fresh inspiration and finds to kickstart 2024 in style.
📅 Dates: East Group – Friday, January 10 & West Group – Friday, January 24
🕒 Time: 11:00 am – 2:30 pm
Bring your shopping list and appetite, and let’s make it a fun day at IKEA! Reserve your spot today!
🎨🖌️ Discover the “Bad Art” Exhibit at EXMURO! 🖌️🎨
Join us in January for a fun, unconventional outing to the “Bad Art” exhibit at EXMURO! Step into a world of quirky, offbeat pieces that redefine creativity and inspire a fresh perspective on art. Perfect for anyone looking to enjoy art with a playful twist!
📅 East Group: Wednesday, January 17
📅 West Group: Wednesday, January 31
🕒 Time: 11:00 am – 2:30 pm
Get ready to laugh, reflect, and enjoy this one-of-a-kind art experience! Reserve your spot now!