What Matters Most: An Inter-Generational Festival Exploring the Art of Living Fully to the End

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Save the Date! Please plan to join us in a scenic waterfront setting for a reflective, inspiring & fun afternoon at this unique festival featuring:

Author Talk & Book Signing: On Living, by hospice chaplain Kerry Egan, is described by Elizabeth Gilbert as a "poetic, brave, & uplifting meditation on how important it is to make peace and meaning of our lives." This isn't a book about dying, it is a book about living. So come hear Kerry share what she's learned about "what matters most" & be inspired to live fully.

Musical Performance by The Joe Clarke Quartet

Interactive crafts, games & activities for all ages exploring ways to make meaningful memories, deepen connections, and live fully including:

Collaborative Art Project ~ Share Your Story Station ~ Photo Booth in a Shasta Camper ~ Comfort Food Station ~ Food Trucks ~ Free Ice Cream for Kids ~ Pet Therapy Dogs ~ And More...

This festival with a community education twist is FREE & open to the public and offers abundant parking, an outdoor tent, indoor facilities, and ample seating for your comfort no matter the weather. So, bring your family, friends, colleagues & clients and reflect on "what matters most."

Sponsored by: Trident United Way, Roper St. Francis Healthcare, Blackbaud, Trident Area Agency on Aging, The Palms of Mt. Pleasant, Lutheran Hospice/Franke at Seaside, & All About Seniors