I wonder if anyone else remembers a program I went to years ago, some time in the mid-90s, at the BVA where storyteller Annie Hawkins performed in front of a hillside field of corn that was planted in the shape of a giant heart?
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Dead Fest
The Fourth Annual Dead Fest is coming up Friday, June 28, from 6 til 10 p.m. at the Brandywine Valley Association on Route 842 (1760 Unionville
I wonder if anyone else remembers a program I went to years ago, some time in the mid-90s, at the BVA where storyteller Annie Hawkins performed in front of a hillside field of corn that was planted in the shape of a giant heart?
I wonder if anyone else remembers a program I went to years ago, some time in the mid-90s, at the BVA where storyteller Annie Hawkins performed in front of a hillside field of corn that was planted in the shape of a giant heart?
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That would be none other than my dear friend Annie Hawkins!
ReplyDeleteYES!!! Thanks for the memory jog!
ReplyDeletePleased that the spirit of the Corn Heart lives on. The Earth Art & story project was a collaboration w/ W. Gary Smith, landscape architect and artist. Gary designed the Enchanted Woods @ Winterthur and the "art-form" garden in Peirce's Woods @ Longwood Gardens. He is a former resident of Chester County.
ReplyDeleteAnnie, that was a beautiful (and, obviously, memorable) evening! Thanks for commenting! I used to love your column in the Kennett Paper.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tilda.
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