Human Connection Games
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Join us for a special event on May 18th in Decatur:
Human Connection Games from 3:00-6:00, followed by dinner and an extraordinary art opening. Full details below. (Also cross-listed on FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/2265405547057342/)
Human Connection Games are interactive exercises designed to have us skip the small talk and come together in beautiful and profound ways. Part relational mindfulness practice, part interpersonal adventure, the games range in flavor from playful to edgy and moving. They are a great way to learn about ourselves - and a reminder of how lovely it can be to be human. If you are the kind of person who craves deep connection with others, you will love this.
**you can read a personal note about why I am doing this if you scroll down to the bottom of this invitation.
LOCATION - The event is being held in John Carpentier's newly-built art studio in Decatur - a space brimming with amazing creativity. The space is gorgeous, and John’s work is extraordinary – like the detail from large-scale painting used in this event description.
3:00-6:00 - Human Connection Games - $20; limited to 20 people. Includes dinner @ 6pm. Address sent after registration.
6:00 - Home cooked dinner - courtesy of the talented Sally Carpentier - served in the courtyard between events.
7:00-10:00 – Unveling of Carpentier Studios - art opening and opportunity to mingle with new friends - FREE. Sign up for this part here: https://www.facebook.com/events/318667948783764/
Human Relating Games will leave you buzzing, and John's studio and artwork is something to see. This will truly be an event to be remembered.
I look forward to seeing you!
-David
**A Personal Note...Why I am doing this... I grew up in Atlanta but moved to Philadelphia a few years ago. I started leading these events in Philly because, frankly, I was lonely and had a hard time making friends like the ones I had in Atlanta. I have now led these events 30 times in Philadelphia. It has become hugely popular and I have built an amazing community of friends. My hope is that you guys will like it, too. I miss Atlanta and need a good excuse to come back to visit more often. :)