Jay Hartman-Berrier and the good folks at the Scotsville School of Crafts are inviting anyone with a passion for textiles, singing or storying telling to a tea and ceilidh with Norman Kennedy on Thursday, August 11 from 2:00 to 5:00 pm at the Scotsville School. Admission is free but donations or contributions of sweets for the tea are welcome.
Norman Kennedy - Scots singer, story teller, master weaver and spinner - is spending part of his vacation with friends in Margaree. He'd like to meet other Gaelic speakers and have a ceilidh, so Jay and the Scotsville School of Crafts have organized an event in his honour. Adrienne Hood, a textile expert from the University of Toronto, and Scott Robson, head of decorative arts for the Nova Scotia Museum will also be there and would like to meet textile artists of all persuasions.
If you have an old quilt, your grandmother's woven blanket, handmade lace - anything that tells the story of Cape Breton - Norman, Adrienne and Scott would love to meet you.
See the flyer for contact info and more. Hope to see you there!
Norman Kennedy - Scots singer, story teller, master weaver and spinner - is spending part of his vacation with friends in Margaree. He'd like to meet other Gaelic speakers and have a ceilidh, so Jay and the Scotsville School of Crafts have organized an event in his honour. Adrienne Hood, a textile expert from the University of Toronto, and Scott Robson, head of decorative arts for the Nova Scotia Museum will also be there and would like to meet textile artists of all persuasions.
If you have an old quilt, your grandmother's woven blanket, handmade lace - anything that tells the story of Cape Breton - Norman, Adrienne and Scott would love to meet you.
See the flyer for contact info and more. Hope to see you there!
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