As you might have noticed, there are plenty of great openings this month for First Fridays… but be sure to make the CCDC Gallery your first stop and join us for an opening reception to celebrate the work created by participants in this year’s StoryLine Project!
The 2010 Storyline Project engaged Charlottesville Parks & Recreation campers and volunteers in collaborative mural design and storytelling inspired by a walking expedition of the historic Vinegar Hill neighborhood and Downtown Mall. This exhibit provides a retrospective look at the creative processes and varied experiences of the campers that led to the mural, including photos and written stories, as well as video and audio recordings. Food and drinks will be provided.
Also, be sure to mark your calendars for August 19th’s free brown bag lunch discussion (12-1pm at CCDC) with project organizers Pete O’Shea, Scot French, Greg Kelly, and Leslie Channel. Email to RSVP.
Special thanks to The Bridge PAI, The Thomas Jefferson Center For the Protection of Free Expression, and CCDC for their support in this year’s StoryLine.
