The Remember Project Returns to Winona in virtual performance (2/3/2021)
The Winona Dementia Friendly Community Action Team is pleased to announce the upcoming virtual performance of “In the Garden,” the second of three plays that make up The Remember Project. Three events will be held through Zoom and are free to the public, though reservations are required. Tickets are available through Eventbrite at winona-garden2021.eventbrite.com. The dates are Monday, February 22, at 6 p.m.; Wednesday, March 3, at 11 a.m.; and Sunday, March 14, at 1 p.m.
“We hosted The Remember Project’s virtual production of ‘Steering into the Skid’ last fall,” said Lori Paulson. “The combination of watching a play together followed by facilitated discussion is an excellent way to help create a better understanding about the challenges facing those with memory loss as well as their families and friends.”
“Steering into the Skid” returns for encore virtual performance
The Jan. 19 event aims to engage family members, caregivers, local businesses and the broader community in a conversation about dementia and share resources and strategies to navigate memory loss.
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Enterprise staff | × Steering the Skid is a virtual, one-act play about memory care. It s the first of a trio of play by The Remember Project. (Submitted photo)
An encore virtual performance and discussion of The Remember Project’s “Steering into the Skid,” a one-act play about memory loss, will occur from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Jan. 19.
The event aims to engage family members, caregivers, local businesses and the broader community in a conversation about dementia and share resources and strategies to navigate memory loss.
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