A COMMUNITY WITH HEART HAS ROOM FOR EVERYONE
Mosaic Mission ~
To enrich, encourage and empower people with developmental disabilities toward achieving independence, social skills, and community inclusion through the arts,
education, and social activities.
Mosaic's Snappy Players Productions presents . . . . . . .
"What Happened in Atlantic City, Wyoming?"
DATE OF PERFORMANCES: May 18th at 2:00 and 7:00
Olympic Theater Arts Center
414 Sequim-Dungeness Way North, Sequim
Created by the Mosaic Theater Class, the fourth play in the serial adventures of the cast and crew of a tiny, remote radio station, challenges the troupe with a more historical or hysterical look into our American past.
Actor and researcher, Michael Rief, prepared several posters which will be on view during intermission, documenting his research about Esther Hobart Morris, first woman Justice of the Peace, gold mining and the birth of women's voting rights. Actor Kim Holbrook, who plays Esther, said the best part was learning about her character.
Admission by donation.
An art sale will be held on Saturday May 18th in conjunction with the play performances of original art created by Mosaic Artists.
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SOMETHING NEW
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(360) 681-8642
PO Box 3081
Sequim WA 98382
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NEWS AND NOTICES
New Name, New Locations!
You may remember us as SNAP (Special Needs Advocacy Parents) of Sequim WA. Big changes are afoot for our organization. We have changed our name to Mosaic to reflect the growth and development of our programs, our participants, and our place in the community. And we have expanded our program to reach more people in Clallam County.
We want to remind everyone that each of us has our own gifts, passions, talents and challenges in life. It takes all of us and
all of our differences to make a viable and dynamic community. A community with heart has room for everyone! We also want to challenge and empower people to see that each of us is a mosaic of
all our many talents, beliefs, challenges, roles and dreams. Each life is made up of many
pieces. At Mosaic we encourage people with developmental disabilities to explore who they are, their interests, their relationships, and their dreams. We support our participants as they
expand their lives and their view of what makes each of them a unique and important member of our community. And we seek to empower them,
through education, friendships and opportunities to try new things, grow in independence and to seek out and claim their place in the world.
We are now offering classes, dances, and self advocacy opportunities in locations in both Port Angeles and Sequim WA. Check out our calender for a list of upcoming classes and social opportunities.
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Mosaic is a United Way Agency
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