Join us as we dive into the vibrant world of the Imagine Festival, happening on August 4th at the Dunany Country Club. Presented by 4 Korners, this inclusive, free arts and family-fun festival celebrates autistic and neurodiverse creativity, showcasing artists of varying abilities while offering fun for the entire family.
In this episode, we talk to one of the featured artists, Zach Reisman from Zach Designs, along with his mom Lorri Benedik. Zach shares his journey into the world of art, his experiences at the festival, and the joy he finds in creating.
We'll also be chatting with Jaime Bisaillon, the Neurodiversity Program Manager at 4 Korners. Jaime provides insight into the mission of 4 Korners and the goals of the Imagine Festival, emphasizing the importance of celebrating and supporting neurodiverse talent.
Tune in to hear about the inspiration behind the festival, the amazing artists involved, and what you can expect when you attend this fantastic event. Don’t miss out on this heartwarming episode that highlights the beauty of neurodiverse creativity and community spirit.
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