Ganondagan's Earth Altar Community Project
Starting Saturday, June 26th
Ganondagan’s Earth Altar Project is designed to help build bridges between diverse communities and individuals in the Greater Rochester area by honoring life, death, sorrow, healing, and celebration. 2020 was a year unlike any other. It’s been one of the most eventful, unpredictable and challenging years in recent history. Although many of us would like to forget 2020, doing so would minimize our collective need to process what we have been through both collectively and individually. Our hope is that Ganondagan’s Earth Altar Project will provide safe spaces for us to connect, understand and process our individual and shared experiences, reflecting on the hurdles we’ve overcome, celebrating the joy, and looking forward to the possibilities of a better future.
A collective experience of healing and renewal at Ganondagan & throughout the Rochester community
#earthaltarsroc
Ganondagan’s Earth Altar Project will feature 5 altars created by Haudenosaunee artists and naturalists. Altars will be on the trails at Ganondagan State Historic Site and locations will be shared via social media, (and on our website). Satellite (locations) altars around the city of Rochester and individual community altars on a shared social media page #earthaltarsroc.
Earth Altars in Rochester
Earth Altars are for everyone!
We encourage you to create your own Altar and to take and post photos on Instagram with the hashtag
#earthaltarsroc
Healing ♦ Celebration ♦ Interconnectedness ♦ Community Connections
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This program is supported by the
Rochester Area Community Foundation