SOS Night – Natural Mandalas

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Join us on October 15th from 6 PM to 8 PM at SWC (174 Douglas, Suite 201) for natural mandalas and drawing with leaves!

Natural mandalas are intricate, circular designs made by arranging items like leaves, and other objects in repeating patterns. This activity helps families connect with nature, fostering creativity and mindfulness while exploring balance and symmetry in a hands-on, calming way. It’s a perfect opportunity to combine outdoor exploration with artistic expression, suitable for all ages.

My Sister’s Closet will also be open for shopping.

See you there

SOS Night - Natural Mandalas

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The Sudbury Women’s Centre (SWC) is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to providing information, referral, and support services to women who have been impacted by violence and/or difficult life circumstances.

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