Unmask the Invisible

2nd Annual Chuckles for Charity
2025-11-14 18:00 - 21:30 (America/Halifax) | Cornerstone Community Center,, 14 Elk Street, Hartford, VT, 05047, United States
Join us for a night bursting with giggles, munchies, raffles, and fabulous folks – all while championing brain injury survivors and their amazing communities. Comedians Michael Petit, Steve Scarfo, and Dave Decker will leave you in stitches! You won’t want to miss this!!!

This is Your Brain on Art Event
2026-03-28 11:00 - 13:00 | Kilton Library, West Lebanon, NH, 80 Main Street, West Lebanon, NH, 03784, United States
CLICK THE LINK TO REGISTER: This is Your Brain on Art – Lebanon Public Libraries – Lebanon Public Libraries
Art is more than just paint on a canvas—it’s a workout for your mind. Scientific research shows that engaging in art activates advanced neural processes like intuitive analysis and embodied cognition. By tapping into the brain’s plasticity, creating art can actually help us become better observers and improve our memory.

“Artists are often better observers and have better memory, and this may be due to how art affects the brain’s plasticity.” > — ACRM.org, How The Brain Is Affected By Art

About the Program
The Sierra Project and Unmask The Invisible are proud to host a workshop and get together designed to celebrate the power of creativity. Our session will focused on:

Expressing Emotions: Finding a voice through color and texture.

Building Community: Connecting with others in a supportive environment.

Having Fun: Enjoying the process of creation without judgment.

Who Should Attend?
This event is specially crafted for TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) Survivors, their families, and caregivers. They are also open to the general public to foster awareness and show support for the brain-injured community.
