Interwoven Stories of Healing with Music
A partnership between Arts Council of Princeton, Diana Weymar, and Princeton University Concerts
Local artist Diana Weymar facilitates an embroidery circle to capture community stories of Healing with Music, hosted by the Arts Council of Princeton.
Healing with Music is a series presented by Princeton University Concerts (PUC) which gets to the heart of music’s life-affirming power through events combining conversation with live performance. This Interwoven Stories embroidery workshop on Friday, November 17 at 7PM comes on the heels of PUC’s headlining 2023-24 Healing with Music series event with long-time collaborators of Weymar’s—Suleika Jaouad, NY Times bestselling author and creator of The Isolation Journals, and musician Jon Batiste.
About Diana Weymar
Diana Weymar is an artist and activist. She grew up in the wilderness of Northern British Columbia, studied creative writing at Princeton University, and worked in film in New York City.
She has worked on projects with Build Peace (in Nicosia, Bogota, Zurich, and Belfast), the Arts Council of Princeton, the Nantucket Atheneum, the W.E.B. Du Bois Center at UMass Amherst, the University of Puget Sound, The Zen Hospice Project (San Francisco), the Peddie School, Open Arts Space (Damascus, Syria), Trans Tipping Point Project (Victoria, BC), New York Textile Month, Textile Arts Center (Brooklyn, NY), The Wing (NYC and SF), and Alison Cornyn’s Incorrigibles project, as well as Syrian journalist and activist Mansour Omari. She is a judge / presenter for All Stitched Up at the University of Puget Sound. She has also curated exhibitions at the Princeton, NJ headquarters of Fortune 500 company, NRG Energy, and exhibits for the Arts Council of Princeton.
Diana is the creator and curator of Interwoven Stories and The Tiny Pricks Project, both of which are open for public participation. Her work has been exhibited and collected in the United States and Canada.
Photo: Yvonne Tnt/BFA
