Just as they were beginning their farming journey, they discovered permaculture. The “earth care, people care, fair share” ethics resonated in their hearts.

Through their community grant program, Russell Township, help us to create Heart & Art for caregivers. Creativity, care, and connection to those who give so much!

Veronica and her team are always there to support us. Their unconditional encouragement and positivity open doors for both community and the arts.

They lead the community towards a sustainable future for all and protecting heritage lands. They do it, through volunteer action, community partnerships and education. Inspired by love and respect of nature, their mission is often achieved through artistic expression as many of their volunteers are artists.

They have a welcoming, peaceful, and prosperous natural space for community members to grow food, learn and share knowledge, work collaboratively, and build and strengthen community connection.

The organization works to organize social and sports activities, promote access to post-secondary education, and create meaningful employment opportunities. They aim to support Francophone families in Ottawa who have loved ones with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Jenna is a talented photographer with a talent for capturing authentic moments and emotions. Her work reflects her love for storytelling, bringing to life the people and places she photographs.

The Russell Children’s Ballet School, known not only for its artistic excellence but also for its deep-rooted commitment to giving back, will grace the event with a special live performance.

With a thoughtfully curated lineup of dances, these talented young performers dedicate their art to Russell community.

An inspiring initiative that highlights the artistic talents of military, first responders, and healthcare professionals.

Founded on the belief that every artist has a story worth telling, The Steel Spirit provides a dedicated platform for those who have served in uniform.

Jacky, a talented local artist and face painter, brings over 15 years of experience transforming faces into magical works of art. She painted over 9000 children over the years in the Ottawa area. Her vibrant, detailed, and professional face painting adds a playful, welcoming, and inclusive art to your event.

Based in Russell, Valérie Major specializes in creating paintings, cards and murals. Through her social media she advocates for mental health. Valérie is one of our volunteers and favourite brainstormer.

We’ve partnered with them for three years on the Embrun Accessible Halloween. As a retail business, they focus on offering great products, raising disability awareness, and giving back.