An installation of the work of Jaclyn Jacunski will be exhibited from 10/12- 12/4 in the Dickson Center Window Art Project Space. Join Jaclyn in an Artist Talk on 10/15 at 2 PM to learn how she draws on notions of public life, private ownership, communal living, and social transformation as she explores how land, class, and collective life leave their marks in the physical world. Her practice includes printmaking, sculpture, and participatory installation.

Join LLI members attending the talk at a self-paid lunch at Burnt Barrel restaurant prior to the talk at noon on 10/15.

Speaker:  Jaclyn Jacunski

This special screening of No Small Matter, the first feature-length documentary exploring the critical importance of high-quality early childhood education and its lasting impact on children, families, communities, and the economy.

The evening will begin with networking and opportunities to connect with local organizations and community resources, followed by the film screening. After the movie, a panel of early childhood experts, educators, and community leaders will discuss the film's key themes, answer questions, and explore how our region can work together to strengthen early childhood education and support families.

Whether you're an early childhood professional, student, parent, policymaker, employer, or community advocate, this event offers an opportunity to learn, connect, and be part of the conversation about investing in our youngest learners.

This class is complimentary and all ages are welcome. We will have heavy refreshments.

Note:  Meet and greet begins at 4:40 pm.