Wednesday, November 2
The Art of Play: Ignite your Imagination for Insight, Healing, and Joy
7:30pm • Free, but call to reserve a seat
As we get busier, it gets harder and harder to make time for ourselves. Joan Stanford talks about simple and useful tools you can use to carve out time for yourself, learn to play again, and inspire imagination in ways that bolster health, happiness, and creativity. These ideas can be implemented into and helpful with your work and home life. Joan will discuss tips and techniques, and will answer questions. See workshop, Nov 3
To reserve tickets, please call 650-988-9800
Thursday, November 3
Artful Play to Enrich your Life Workshop
7-9pm • $20 thru Nov 2, $25 day of
Everyone is busy nowadays. This workshop helps artists and non-artists alike carve out time to pay attention to the imagery in our daily lives that can expand our awareness and joy. Making time in this way helps with health and healing, as well as refreshing our minds and bodies to face our lives anew. Joan Stanford is a board-certified art therapist and full-time innkeeper who has been facilitating creativity groups for over twenty years, encouraging people of all ages, especially non-artists, to expand their awareness through playing with art materials. Attendance limited to 15. See lecture, Nov 2
To reserve tickets, please call 650-988-9800, or buy online: http://www.eastwest.com/events_2016_november
So many have asked if we’ll be doing another film/art night. We are back minus the dinner and are hoping you will join us as we watch Inocente, the 2013 Academy Award Winner for Best Documentary Short. It presents the story of a 15-year-old undocumented homeless immigrant, who fiercely pursues her dream of becoming an artist.