Whitneyville Cultural Commons: a placemaking organization and community center more-purposing the historic structures of the Whitneyville Congregational Church.
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More photos from the #MudIsGold Earth Building Collective's latest project on 130 Bassett St.! We love seeing our youth work hard to create a beautiful community space!
What a wonderful night at the WCC! We loved hearing your voices at GATHERING TIME, and we look forward to seeing more new faces join us at the next GATHERING TIME! Stay tuned for more...
GATHERING TIME is TONIGHT! Conversation led by Thomas Easley will be followed by a FREE locally-sourced, sustainable, surplus-based meal courtesy of Global Local Gourmet and Haven's Harvest.
Join us from 5-8 pm, in the Auditorium of the WCC for an evening of community!
"Adventures in culinary artistry become a means to activate and be involved with ideals of sustainability and unity..." - Nadine Nelson, Global Local Gourmet
Global Local Gourmet will be presenting a FREE gourmet meal at GATHERING TIME. Reserve your time Sunday, June 23, 5-8pm!
WCC is proud to feature a delicious free meal by GLOBAL LOCAL GOURMET, following Thomas Easley's community exchange at GATHERING TIME. Join us this SUNDAY 6/23, 5-8PM
Learn more about Global Local Gourmet's role in culinary and community cultivation at https://t.co/6zQvQ2tTyn
Global Local Gourmet shared a peek of the amazing complimentary spread prepared for GATHERING TIME, this Sunday at the WCC auditorium from 5-8pm. Join us for an evening of community and connections!
Like our Facebook for more details! Reserve space at https://t.co/VtSNyPLvsB
What are your weekend plans? Make time this Sunday evening for Gathering Time, with Thomas Easley, a leader in Hip Hop Forestry. Community conversation will be followed by a delicious meal catered by Global Local Gourmet and Haven's Harvest.
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Mud is Gold! Click the link to read more about the talented youth behind New Haven's newest earth-made bench, located on 130 Bassett St.
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Join WCC and Thomas Easley, assistant dean of community and inclusion at Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, at Gathering Time, for an exciting conversation on togetherness and community strengthening. Reserve your space through the link! https://t.co/CevfRiYUVw