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Story Matters: Anye Bonzell discovers life in a city, farmers markets

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The Rapidian Staff
9/21/13 07:33am
culture Nonprofit Dispatches

in collaboration with GRTV

This dispatch was added by one of our Nonprofit Neighbors. It does not represent the editorial voice of The Rapidian or Community Media Center.

Anye Bonzell moved to Grand Rapids after spending her life in a small town in northern Michigan. She talks about what she's discovering and learning in the city.

Story Matters - Anye Bonzell from GRTV on Vimeo.

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Tell your story

You can join us at the story fort and tell your story for our Story Matters project at a variety of ArtPrize venues. 

Events at SiTE:LAB and City parks are weather permitting.

September 22

  • Sunday, 12-2 p.m.
  • Ah Nab Awen Park
  • 303 Pearl Street NW
  • find us just west of the pedestrian bridge, south of the grassy hill

September 25

September 28

  • Saturday, 12-2 p.m.
  • SiTE:LAB
  • 54 Jefferson SE
  • Saturday, 4-6 p.m.
  • Louis Campau Promenade
  • 125 Monroe Ave NW

October 1

October 4

October 5

We build community when we share our stories - whether they be a memory, an experience or just simply telling what we think is great about this place. While at various ArtPrize venues throughout the event, The Rapidian's Story Matters project asked several local citizens to share their stories. STORY MATTERS. is a story collecting project from The Rapidian and GRTV.

Anye Bonzell moved here from a small town. She talks about what she is learning about living in a big city- and her big-city discoveries like the Fulton Street Farmers Market.

 

 

You can see all the Story Matters videos archived at therapidian.org/placematters/story.

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