Join us for the launch of the Storylines Zine and to celebrate the diversity of the people and projects invested in the local community.

Earlier this year Essex Cultural Diversity Project commissioned Gemma Garwood for a new creative health project to engage residents in Tendring. Gemma’s project, Storylines: Remembering Roads to Healing, harnessed folk lore, practice, art and knowledge as a tool to build connections, honour traditions and imagine healing futures for Tendring folk from working class and Romani/Pavee backgrounds.

You are invited to this final sharing event to launch a new zine reflecting on her time with project participants, which maps sites of shared significance in the local area, offers an account of local shared memory and knowledge, and invites all to try out the uncovered healing and nourishing practices contained within its pages.

There will be mini-talks, storytelling, creative activities and shout-outs from those championing art, community and diversity across the Tendring district.

Free entry.

Food and inspiration provided.

More about the East Anglian Folklore Centre: www.eastanglianfolklorecentre.co.uk (https://www.eastanglianfolklorecentre.co.uk/)

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