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Ki Notes
Ki Arts would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the support of all of this year's Soap and Son) hosts - Bev Jones and Andy Alexander, Will Hopkins and Joe Gale and Fran Rrebser - and to thank them for their hard work and generosity of spirit. We’re also very grateful for the considerable contributions of Claudia Mitchell, Carl Aplin (our lighting whirr!», Tod Morgan and Richard Lykes (and his camera!). All have been declared “Ki Angels!’*
March saw the final Soup and Soul of 2008, and featured Julie Port man who introduced an exciting new initiative called the Rappahannock Story Project, designed to reach across our county and pull people together.
Though this collaborative effort is still in its infancy. Soup and Soul participants were treated to a sneak preview of the story gathering process in action. Gathered together in intimate circles, they traded their Rappahannock experiences. The home of Fran Krebser served as the perfect venue for this groundbreaking event, with its inspirational decor and wide open spaces for people to mix, mingle and enjoy the delicious fayre, including
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