Little Drummer Snowman Ready for Install

Our hip snowman will join others on the lawn of the Topsfield Library from November 29 to December 11. He’s practicing now for the Drum Circle Memory Café, which will happen December 16, 10am – 12pm, at Trinity Church, facilitated by me and Laura Proctor (Music Director at Trinity).
With our snowman design, we hope to:
1 – Honor native world drumming traditions and the eldest form of music (drumming)
2 – Create awareness about our Topsfield Memory Café, now year-round, outdoors (April – October) and indoors (November – March)
3 – Encourage participation in our Drum Circle Memory Café, 12/16, by people of all ages, abilities, and cultural backgrounds
Here’s the invite to the Drum Circle Memory Café (and below).
Also: It’s Giving Tuesday. If you’d like to support our creation of Accessible Gardens North of Boston, please consider a contribution to our cause:
We are aiming to offer bigger and better accessible gardens in 2022. We’ve set up a Go Fund Me Page to assist this goal. Please consider a contribution in any amount. Checks made payable to “MaryMac Missions” will also fund 100% this goal. Simply put “RSR Accessible Gardens” in the Memo Line. Please read the Rest.Stop.Ranch Accessible Gardens Development Portfolio for more information, or contact me!
Moving forward with a listening heart,
vision, inquiry, and action,
~ Mary