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Canadian Opening Exhibit – October 25 & 26

This entry was posted on September 16, 2013, in Reggio Inspiration. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

Please join us for the Canadian opening of the exhibit, Cultivate the Scientist in Every Child: The Philosophy of Frances and David Hawkins.

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