CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Arts for Hearts Clarksville, a program of the Arts and Heritage Development Council launched the “Clarksville Kindness Rocks Project” earlier this summer.
The project is part of the kindness rocks movement that is spreading joy and smiles all over the world. The original Kindness Rocks Project started in Cape Cod in 2015. The goal is painting and dropping inspirational rocks or other cool creative ways to bring kindness into the world.
On August 8, 2017, Arts for Hearts Clarksville will host a free kindness rocks painting event from 3:45-5:30 p.m. at the Clarksville Public Library. Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett will help kick off the event by proclaiming August as “Kindness is Cool- Back to School” month in the atrium of the library.
“The Clarksville Kindness Rocks Project is a great way to encourage creativity in the community and promote random acts of kindness. With the start of the school year, this is a good time to encourage kind and caring school classrooms and campuses countywide, said Rita Arancibia, Co-Founder of Arts for Hearts Clarksville. The community is invited to come together and participate in the “Kindness is Cool-Back to School” rock painting event.
The Clarksville Kindness Rocks Project is pleased to partner with the Kindness Revolution program led by Mark Alamang State Farm Insurance.
The “Kindness is Cool- Back to School” rock painting event is generously sponsored by Montgomery County Commissioner Charles Keene.
For more information or to register email:artsforheartsclarksville@gmail.com or call 931237-7647.