Joshua Creek Heritage Arts Centre is a place of extreme beauty, creativity, inspiration, and, most of all, community. Set among the hidden fields of Oakville on the deceptively-rural road of Burnhamthorpe, I first heard about this special centre a few years ago, and was privileged to visit earlier this year. It is clear the minute you drive along the gravel driveway and see their organic vegetable garden, charming gallery (a renovated barn), welcoming house, lovingly-attended gardens, labyrinth, and pretty white gazebo...well, it feels as though you have entered another world. One which is far away from the hustle, bustle, clutter and noise of the suburban Oakville, and neighbouring Mississauga, borders.
Founded by Sybil Rampen, the owner, Joshua Creek Heritage Arts Centre is true to its name. A place devoted to the care and maintenance of the community by offering various creative media workshops, events, local heritage, and, well, you name it! Honestly, I can't say enough about this place. It really is a gem, and so very special.
This is why I feel SO honoured for my services to be offered in this sacred space of the city. Every month, we offer a group tea leaf reading, where around 6 guests meet (often enjoying Sybil's delicious baking!), and take turns having their tea leaves read. Every reading is around ten minutes in length, and there is always paper and pens for optional note-taking. It is always a relaxing afternoon in a tranquil setting, to share, speak and gain insight into our lives, questions and dreams.
For more information about tea leaf reading, you are welcome to click here.
If you are interested to attending a group tea leaf reading at Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre, you are welcome to contact us.
Thank you for reading! Have a blessed day!
In Light,
Sarah
About Joshua Creek Heritage Arts Centre
For 50 years Sybil Rampen has had a vision. Her lifelong goal has been to establish a cultural legacy on her family farm for the future generations of Halton to be inspired. Located on Burnhamthorpe Road, 1 km east of Trafalgar Road in Oakville, the Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre serves the community as a place of gatherings—from creative media workshops, films, musical events, and lectures to weddings. The Centre serves as a place where individuals meet to learn, collaborate, and cultivate relationships with one another. This emerging cultural facility promotes local heritage, outreach and accessibility, with ecological integrity being central to the activities of the Centre.
Phone: 905-257-4730
Website: www.joshuacreekarts.com
Founded by Sybil Rampen, the owner, Joshua Creek Heritage Arts Centre is true to its name. A place devoted to the care and maintenance of the community by offering various creative media workshops, events, local heritage, and, well, you name it! Honestly, I can't say enough about this place. It really is a gem, and so very special.
This is why I feel SO honoured for my services to be offered in this sacred space of the city. Every month, we offer a group tea leaf reading, where around 6 guests meet (often enjoying Sybil's delicious baking!), and take turns having their tea leaves read. Every reading is around ten minutes in length, and there is always paper and pens for optional note-taking. It is always a relaxing afternoon in a tranquil setting, to share, speak and gain insight into our lives, questions and dreams.
For more information about tea leaf reading, you are welcome to click here.
If you are interested to attending a group tea leaf reading at Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre, you are welcome to contact us.
Thank you for reading! Have a blessed day!
In Light,
Sarah
About Joshua Creek Heritage Arts Centre
For 50 years Sybil Rampen has had a vision. Her lifelong goal has been to establish a cultural legacy on her family farm for the future generations of Halton to be inspired. Located on Burnhamthorpe Road, 1 km east of Trafalgar Road in Oakville, the Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre serves the community as a place of gatherings—from creative media workshops, films, musical events, and lectures to weddings. The Centre serves as a place where individuals meet to learn, collaborate, and cultivate relationships with one another. This emerging cultural facility promotes local heritage, outreach and accessibility, with ecological integrity being central to the activities of the Centre.
Phone: 905-257-4730
Website: www.joshuacreekarts.com