Art in Bloom at The CENTER at Medfield!

The following provided by Ron Gustavson, Medfield Cultural Council.

Art in Bloom at The Center at Medfield!

Come join us at our Bloom Party on March 9th from 2-4pm in the CENTER at Medfield Council on Aging!

We will be heralding the arrival of Spring with a delightful Art in Bloom event.

Art in Bloom seeks to "interpret" art with a flower arrangement and the art to be interpreted is Kira Seamon's beautiful photography. She is honored to receive a grant from the Medfield Cultural Council for this free, hands-on floral arranging workshop!

On the day of our event, Kira will bring dozens of flowers and seniors will be able to try their hand at flower arranging. The flowers will then be on display for about a week afterwards to allow many more seniors and others in the community to enjoy this fun exhibit. After the period of display, the participants will be able to take home their arrangements.

Put your petal to the metal and join us for the sweetest smelling event of the month. Step into an oasis of flowers on March 9th, with the arrival of Spring only a few days away!

Space is limited. Kira's Art in Bloom workshops consistently fill up to the max, so reserve your spot today!

The Center at Medfield, Council on Aging, One Ice House Road, Medfield MA, 02052(508) 359-3665.

ABOUT KIRA:
Kira Seamon is a 29-time grant recipient from area Cultural Councils. She loves working with seniors and has performed 24 One-Woman Multimedia performances at Traditions of Dedham Assisted Living Facility. She celebrated her 10th year engaging with seniors at this past
Thanksgiving, where she performed her 9th Annual Thanksgiving Day Photography Show and Lecture. Kira and her 86-year old father have joined the Medfield seniors in their van trip to beautiful Quincy Harbor in this past fall. Everyone enjoyed a delicious seafood lunch right at the water's edge! Kira now returns to host her favorite event for her favorite people-seniors!

She is booked in over 44 months of solo library exhibits with her art and is the Artist-In-Residence for the Town of Natick, Natick Center Cultural District. She won the 2018 Mass Horticultural Society's Photography Competition in the People Category and has been accepted and sold her art in juried shows across New England. She makes her solo museum debut
at the Attleboro Arts Museum's Community Gallery in February, where she also sold her art at their Members' exhibit and became a Finalist for their upcoming "8 Visions" exhibit in the summer. She has been filmed by Dedham, Westwood, Wellesley, Cambridge, Easton and Attleboro Public TV.