March 8 was a special day, not only to celebrate International Women's Day, but also for a meaningful meeting within the Milan Mirabello Adventist community. Women, and some men participated in a workshop that combined art, creativity and social interaction.
The workshop took place in the afternoon in an informal and welcoming atmosphere. People of different ages and interests participated. Through a simple but very expressive technique, that of Q-tips and tempera paints, each participant had the opportunity to give vent to his or her creativity. The works, born from the combination of bright colors, became a symbol of a moment of deep sharing.
Laughter, chatter and the desire to experiment characterized the entire meeting, turning it into an experience that made the group even more united.
The workshop was greatly enjoyed by all participants, who had a fun and enjoyable time. By the end of the day, not only had beautiful paintings been created, but also a stronger bond between people, uniting the community through art and creativity.
It was an experience that, without a doubt, deserves to be repeated, to continue cultivating those bonds that make our community ever more cohesive and vibrant.
According to a report by Anny Arce, Milan Mirabello Adventist Church
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