NOTE: This event is free and open to the public. Registration is not required, but we encourage guests to register so we can know how many to expect. 

In this talk, we will hear about ways to help process and heal from grief through the use of ritual, altar building, connection to the natural world, and creative expression. Includes visual examples of projects, performances and rituals to help inspire your imagination. Q & A and moderated discussion to follow, to help audience members identify ways they might apply these principles and techniques in their daily lives. 

Angela  Apodaca is a writer and performer, as well as a member of the Florence  Big Wave poets. She's worked within the Siuslaw region, with Milagro  Theatre in Portland, OR and has been part of live theatre in Southern  California for many years. Her work has been featured on the Lane Arts  Council Live Stream Happy Hour and on KXCR Radio. You can listen to  Angela's interview on Featured Artist at myfeaturedartist.com (Performer Angela Apodaca, Part 1 and 2).  She has spent the past year  working with others learning methods of creative expression for grief  and loss, as well as drawing from her cultural heritage and personal  wisdom.