Long a symbol of good luck and peace, legend has it that 1,000 origami cranes folded will usher in peace and good will. Trillium seeks 1,000 cranes folded by all of us for a public installation at Likewise Community in Fayetteville to be unveiled with a pop-in event at their garage from 3-6 p.m. Sunday, February 28, featuring performances from contemporary ensemble Thought Form Collective and cellist/composer Matt Magerkurth with singer-songwriter Kalyn Fay. Plus door prizes from our partners at Shindig Paperie and Little Mountain Bindery who’ve each donated paper for folding origami cranes.
Watch this video tutorial with Trillium's director Katy Henriksen to fold some origami! Drop off your cranes at Likewise Community on College Ave. in Fayetteville or mail them in to: Likewise Community 70 N. College Ave. Ste. 14, Fayetteville, AR, 72701. Help spread the word by sharing this video using #trilliumsalonseries. More information, including details for our drop-in socially distanced unveiling event will be announced as details come together.
Join in by taking part in our folding parties each Saturday from from 3-5 p.m. CT - Saturday, Jan. 23, as an all virtual event, with the following Saturdays of Jan. 30, Feb. 6, and Feb. 13 both virtual and socially distanced limited attendance in-person inside the Likewise Community garage. RSVP by writing us - so we can get you on the list and/or send you the Zoom invite!
Fold cranes on your own time, along with founding director Katy Henriksen, with this youtube tutorial! Remember to share this video with #trilliumsalonseries to help us make 1,000 origami cranes for peace.