Pink Tea Craft Night

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Date: Tuesday, October 22, 2024
Time: 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Cost: FREE

Location: Upstairs at the Crossfield Library

Join us for an entertaining and informative event to celebrate 95 years of the Persons Case, when Canadian women became eligible for appointment to the Senate of Canada. Originally a platform to discuss suffrage and women's issues, modern Pink Teas inspire conversations around equality issues that still challenge us today.

We will begin the evening with a visit from Nellie McClung (played by Betty Hersberger), one of the Famous 5, who played a part in Canadian women becoming recognized as "qualified persons" who could be appointed to the Senate of Canada. Our program will continue with a nod to craftivism, as we fashion a wall hanging out of yarn and natural wood. And of course, there will be tea!

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Pink Tea Craft Night Tuesday, October 22, 2024 (6:30 pm)

Upstairs at the Crossfield Library

Join us for an entertaining and informative event to celebrate 95 years of the Persons Case, when Canadian women became eligible for appointment to the Senate of Canada. Originally a platform to discuss suffrage and women's issues, modern Pink Teas inspire conversations around equality issues that still challenge us today.

We will begin the evening with a visit from Nellie McClung (played by Betty Hersberger), one of the Famous 5, who played a part in Canadian women becoming recognized as "qualified persons" who could be appointed to the Senate of Canada. Our program will continue with a nod to craftivism, as we fashion a wall hanging out of yarn and natural wood. And of course, there will be tea!

*Registration Required

If you are interested to learn more about the Famous 5, click here.

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Pink Tea Craft Night Tuesday, October 22, 2024 (6:30 pm)

Upstairs at the Crossfield Library

Join us for an entertaining and informative event to celebrate 95 years of the Persons Case, when Canadian women became eligible for appointment to the Senate of Canada. Originally a platform to discuss suffrage and women's issues, modern Pink Teas inspire conversations around equality issues that still challenge us today.

We will begin the evening with a visit from Nellie McClung (played by Betty Hersberger), one of the Famous 5, who played a part in Canadian women becoming recognized as "qualified persons" who could be appointed to the Senate of Canada. Our program will continue with a nod to craftivism, as we fashion a wall hanging out of yarn and natural wood. And of course, there will be tea!

*Registration Required

If you are interested to learn more about the Famous 5, click here.