The Co-op Chicks

It was a very interesting and informative walk around the garden of Fort England Hospital. This was a fundraiser event which was well supported in spite of the very high temp. Beautiful to see how this garden has developed through JP's passion not only for trees and the natural environment but also for the patients of the hospital and to understand the importance of their mental well being and how that relates and is nurtured by the nature all around us. It is a privilege to be in a position to help raise funds, awareness, understanding and compassion for people struggling with issues and mental health disorders. Please consider supporting the hospital which plays such an important role in our community.

So Blessed to have such amazing people in my life

This is how we roll in Riebeeck.... 20m verlepte school wall being transformed.... a gorgeous mosaic mural emerging.... first time mosaicing for most of most....I'm so proud of our tribe! Ū

Had some lovely photos taken of our little shop and met an awesome young lady photographer, Judith> Hope we see you back soon

Highlights at the Co-op during this week was a fabulous craft morning on Saturday and meeting such awesome visitors from Mosselbay on their first visit to the Eastern Cape. The tourism class from our local school came to interview the The Co-op Chicks and new paintings arrived from Grahamstown and PE. One small town........Diarise date for next market and brunch day - Sunday, April 6th!!! Hope to see you there.....

Come and join us next Sunday, March 2nd, for a brunch, a look at art and support our fledgling local market. Brunch will be served from 10am. The Co-op is situated in Riebeeck East on R400, 150 km away from PE and 40 km from Grahamstown.

The beginning of a new venture.......an old chicken house got a dash of paint, some crackfiller, a ton of cement and plenty TLC......