Time Machine
The latest creative showcase from the Core Members ensemble at L’Arche Hamilton
This Fall, we’re partnering up with L’Arche Hamilton once again to bring creative workshops to L’Arche Core Members. Participants will spend five sessions guided by artist-facilitators to explore the theme of Positive Future Imagining. We consider what wonderful things await us in the future, and dare to dream of bright days ahead. Perhaps even space travel is involved… Core Members will collaborate together and present an informal showing of their creative explorations of Time Machine.
November 10, 2026
10am-12pm
Inclusion Coffeehouse (876 Cannon St E, Hamilton)
Free to attend. No registration required.
The Artist-Facilitators
Carlyn Rhamey - Facilitator
Jody Boston - Facilitator
Carlyn (They/She) is a storyteller, clown, multidisciplinary artist and community arts facilitator. As a neurodiverse creator, their artistic practice often explores disability, mental health and Relaxed Performance. Carlyn has a strong commitment to inclusive practices and creating arts opportunities to support community connection. Carlyn’s storytelling show The ADHD Project earned the David Seguin Memorial Award for Accessibility in the Arts and tours Ontario schools through Prologue Performing Arts along with her newest work, Neuro-DIVE!
Jody has taught drama in schools and theatres for eighteen years and teaches improv and clown. A trauma-aware consultant in artistic practice, she has taught Therapeutic Modalities and Trauma at Mohawk College. She directs Under the Willows, an arts, garden and play program for children accessing mental health and developmental services, and is a certified therapeutic clown for pediatric and geriatric patients. Recent performances include Eiler’s Dance Theatre, Big Hearts Little Theatre, and Farts Comedy.
Presented by Open Heart Arts Theatre in partnership with L’Arche Hamilton. Funded by Canada Council for the Arts.
About L’Arche Hamilton
Since 1978, L'Arche Hamilton has been part of the city providing support to those with intellectual disabilities (called Core Members) and seeking to make known their many gifts and talents.
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