The theme for our Quarterly Storytelling Meetup is In Disguise. As always, our themes are open to interpretation. Either way, we want to hear your story!

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Wednesday, October 11!

This meetup will be held on Thursday, October 12 from 7-8PM at The Bull!

Facebook event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/138662612641463/

The theme for our Quarterly Storytelling Meetup is Who Am I? and we’re partnering with The Enneagram Dignity Project on this one! As always, our themes are open to interpretation but we are thinking of the theme as stories about how we formed our personalities. Maybe that inspires you, or maybe something else about “Who Am I?” resonates. Either way, we want to hear your story!

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Wednesday, July 12!

This meetup will be held on Thursday, July 13 from 7-8PM at The Bull!

The theme for our Quarterly Storytelling Meetup is Finding Community. As always, our themes are open to interpretation!

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Wednesday, April 12!

This meetup will be held on Thursday, April 13 from 7-8PM at The Bull!

For more information about the meetup check out https://www.facebook.com/events/940743240696280/

Our next storytelling meetup's theme is "Beginnings."

2/23/23, 7-8PM, at The Bull!

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Wednesday, February 22nd!

This meetup will be held on Thursday, February 23rd from 7-8PM at @thebullgnv!

For more information about Self Narrate, check out http://www.selfnarrate.com/ !

The theme for our Quarterly Storytelling Meetup is My First Music Experience! This one was suggested by a storyteller in our community, and we thought it would be a great one to partner with MusicGNV on! As always, our themes are open to interpretation!

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Monday, October 10th!

This meetup will be held on Tuesday, October 12th from 7-8PM at The Bull!

The theme for our Quarterly Storytelling Meetup is Summer Stories! As always, our themes are open to interpretation!

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Monday, July 11th!

This meetup will be held on Tuesday, July 12th from 7-8PM at The Bull!

Self Narrate's storytelling meetups are BACK! It's been over two years, but we're picking up where we left off.

We are starting off with NO THEME. Come share whatever story is on your heart and mind.

This Meetup is at The Harn Museum of Art, and is part of Museum Nights! We encourage you to arrive early and participate in the different activities happening at The Harn. We will be in the Rotunda.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Monday, May 9!

This meetup will be at The Harn Museum of Art on May 12, from 7:30-8:30PM.

The theme for our February Meetup is Friendship! As always, our themes are open to interpretation!

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Monday, February 17th!

This meetup will be held on Thursday, February 20th from 7:30-8:30 PM at The Bull!

For more information click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/618738442246847/

Join us at the Bull for our August Storytelling Meetup! This month's theme will be Do-Overs! As always,our themes are open to your interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Monday, August 13th!

This meetup will be held on Thursday, August 16th from 7:30-8:30 PM at The Bull!

For more information, navigate to https://www.facebook.com/events/1735143259937414/

Join us at Cypress and Grove Brewery for ourMarch Storytelling Meetup! This month's theme will be Betrayal, share a time that you have been betrayed or felt you betrayed someone else whether on a larger or small scale. As always,our themes are open to your interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Monday, March 19th!

This meetup will be held on Thursday, March 22nd from 7:30-8:30 PM at Cypress & Grove Brewing!

RSVP at https://www.facebook.com/events/170748993553472/ !

Our November meetup is about Sugar! November is National Diabetes Month, so we're co-sponsoring this meetup with the University of Florida Diabetes Institute. As always,our themes are open to your interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Monday, November 13th!

This meetup will be at The Bull on November 16th, from 7:30-8:30PM.

For more information about the UF Diabetes Institute, check out http://diabetes.ufl.edu/ !

To RSVP on Facebook, click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/128959701094620/

Our September storytelling meetup is a bit different than usual as we will be celebrating the release of Braided Brook Volume 2! Braided Brook is Self Narrate's annual literary journal of personal stories. Learn more about it at www.braidedbrook.com.

The first half of the evening will be a reading of stories from this new edition of Braided Brook from the authors that lived and wrote them.

The second half of the evening, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

We will have a VERY limited number of copies of Braided Brook Volume 2 available for purchase at this event for $10 each.
If you'd like to purchase a copy of Braided Brook online, you can find both volumes here:
Volume 2 - http://a.co/9i21Dim
Volume 1 - http://a.co/g0Lvns8

This reading & meetup will be at Third House Books & Coffee on September 21st, from 7:30-8:30PM.

RSVP at https://www.facebook.com/events/1120900261376860/

Our August meetup is about trouble. Whether it was big or small, we want to hear what kind of trouble you've gotten yourself into - or gotten out of. As always,our themes are open to your interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share or have any questions, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)

We need your story submissions by Monday, August 14th!

This meetup will be at The Bull on August 17th, from 7:30-8:30PM.

To RSVP, click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/293603777775121/

This month's meetup is about movement. What role has movement played in your life? This month we'll be sharing stories about movement. As always our themes are open to your interpretation.

PLEASE NOTE: July's Meetup is at The Harn Museum of Art, and is part of Museum Nights! We encourage you to arrive early and participate in the different activities happening at The Harn. For more information about Museum Nights, click here.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.
 
The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!
 
If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)
We need your story submissions by Monday, July 10!
 
This meetup will be at The Harn Museum of Art on July 13, from 7:30-8:30PM.
 
To RSVP to the meetup click here:  https://www.facebook.com/events/660614884137454/

This month's meetup is about beliefs. Each of us carries unique beliefs informed by our life experiences. This month we'll be sharing stories about these beliefs. As always our themes are open to your interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)
We need your story submissions by Monday, May 15!

This meetup will be at The Bull on May 18, from 7:30-8:30PM.

To RSVP to the meetup click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1893639727572132/

This month's meetup is about honesty - or dishonesty. Whether your story is about a lie got you into some trouble - or got you out of it, or a time when you had to come out with a difficult truth, as always our themes are open to your interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!)
We need your story submissions by Monday, April 17!

This meetup will be at The Bull on April 20, from 7:30-8:30PM.

RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/275047359599157/

Please note: the meetup will be at Third House Books in March.

Reflecting on the past couple of months, we are interested in hearing everyone's story about leaving home. Gainesville is a diverse community. We want to hear the stories of where people come from and how they got here. 

The theme for March is Leaving Home, and as always, our themes are open to interpretation.

This meetup is part of a larger collaborative project between Self Narrate and Charlotte Kesl Photography. The evening will be documented by Charlotte Kesl, an independent photographer whose clients include The New York Times and international NGOs. Every storyteller will have their portrait taken by her. Audio of each story will also be recorded by Self Narrate.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. 

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, February 13!

This meetup will be at Third House Books on February 16, from 7:30-8:30PM.

For more information about Charlotte Kesl Photography, check out https://www.charlottekesl.com/ !

Click here or the image below to RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/791954794291945/

Let's get together and tell true-life stories! (Meaning, these things actually happened to you!) Our February meetup is co-sponsored by Changeville. The theme this month is: Festival Stories!
As always, our themes are open to interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. 

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, February 13!

This meetup will be at The Bull on February 16, from 7:30-8:30PM.

For more information about Changeville, check out http://www.changeville.us !

RSVP here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1812284072353700/

This month, share stories about things you’ve made, homemade gifts you’ve received, homecooking, frustrating DIY projects or anything else you can think of. As always our themes are open to interpretation! 

New to our meetups? Here's how this works.
Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. 

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, January 16!

This meetup will be at The Bull on Thursday January 19, from 7:30-8:30PM.

For more information and to RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/741962082624323/

We’re doing something different this November. We're going to have our storytelling meetup a bit later than usual, from 9PM-10PM. With the later time, the sun's gone done and we thought our theme should reflect that. So we're trying out Self Narrate: After Dark. This could literally be stories that happened at night, or it could be an opportunity to share an edgier story than usual. As always our themes are open to interpretation! We will not be having a December meetup, but we look forward to seeing you in 2017!

New to our meetups? Here's how this works.
Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. 

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, November 14!

This meetup will be at The Bull on November 17, from 9-10PM.

To RSVP, click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1699871083664714/

Let's get together and tell true-life stories! (Meaning, these things actually happened to you!) Our September meetup is co-sponsored by frank. The theme this month is: Stories That Changed Your Life!
As always, our themes are open to interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. 

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, September 12!

This meetup will be at The Bull on September 15, from 7:30-8:30PM.

For more information about frank, check out http://frank.jou.ufl.edu!

To RSVP, click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/970579546386859/

Let's get together and tell true-life stories! (Meaning, these things actually happened to you!) Our August meetup will have the theme: Come Together! As always, our themes are open to interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. 

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, August 15!

This meetup will be at The Bull on August 18, from 7:30-8:30PM.

For more information and to RSVP, click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1371265202902964/

Let's get together and tell true-life stories! (Meaning, these things actually happened to you!) Our June meetup will have the theme: Everybody Fails. We tend to focus on success, and sometimes, it seems like everyone is moving at a faster pace than we are. Let's take time to share our failures, how we learned from them, how they changed us, and how they've helped us grow. We're often told that failure is not an option, but often, embracing a failure can ultimately lead to even greater success down the road. As always, our themes are open to interpretation.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. 

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, July 18!

This meetup will be at The Bull on June 21, from 7:30-8:30PM.

For more information about the meetup click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/142327529521828/

Let's get together and tell true-life stories! (Meaning, these things actually happened to you!) Our June meetup will have the theme: Roommate Stories! As always, our themes are open to interpretation, so feel free to share stories about your dog, significant other, grandpa and anyone or anything else you've lived with.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. 

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, June 13!

This meetup will be at The Bull on June 16, from 7:30-8:30PM.

RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/1074998709205884/

Self Narrate is releasing our first book, Break Your Invisible Chains, and we want to celebrate it in a unique way, so we're hosting a book launch party combined with our monthly storytelling meetup!

What is that going to look like? The co-authors of Break Your Invisible Chains, Jaron Jones, Brandon Telg and Carly Barnes, will do a brief book reading, share some stories, and then we will open the floor and transition into a Self Narrate storytelling meetup!

This month's meetup theme is the name of the book: Break Your Invisible Chains.

WHERE: This special event is happening at Third House Books. Third House Books is a brand-new independent bookstore in downtown Gainesville. (You can find their address on their facebook page, but for context, its near The Top.) We are excited to be the first book launch at Third House!

If you've never been to a storytelling meetup, what happens is that we give people an opportunity to share their personal stories based around a theme! Each storyteller is given 5-7 minutes.

We will have copies of the book for sale for $10 and bundles of a book and a Self Narrate T-Shirt for $20. PLEASE BRING CASH. We can't accept credit cards.
You can also purchase a copy of the book here: http://www.amazon.com/Break-Your-Invisible-Chains-Power/dp/0997335408/

Book Synopsis: Have you ever wondered how trainers manage to keep circus elephants from stampeding out of a big top tent? It's quite the same way we often train ourselves to live within our limiting beliefs. Use this active journaling guide to break your invisible chains, and own your own story to become the most powerful and authentic version of yourself. 

Click Here to get more information and RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/1596332810683202/

Let's get together and tell true-life stories! (Meaning, these things actually happened to you!) Our March meetup is co-sponsored by Operation Catnip. The theme this month is: Cat Tales!

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, March14!

For more information about Operation Catnip,
check out http://operationcatnip.org/

Click Here to get more information and RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/923048521144192/

Let's get together and tell true-life stories! (Meaning, these things actually happened to you!) Our February meetup is co-sponsored by Projects for Haiti. The theme this month is: Multiculturalism! As usual, you are free to interpret this theme however you like.

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, February 15!

We'll be updating with the location of the February Meetup soon, so keep checking back!

For more information about Projects for Haiti, check out http://projectsforhaiti.org/
 

Get more information about the meetup and RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/600881120061780/

Let's get together and tell true-life stories! (Meaning, these things actually happened to you!) Our January meetup will have the theme: Unexpected Outcomes! We've all had experiences when we're expecting things to go one way, and they end up turning out completely differently (whether for better or worse).

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. 

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, January 18!

This meetup will be at The Jones B-Side on January 21, from 7:30-8:30PM.

For more information about this meetup and to RSVP: Click Here!

Let's get together and tell true-life stories! (Meaning, these things actually happened to you!) Our October meetup is co-sponsored by Gainesville Compost. The theme this month is: Renewal!

So, how does this work? Our storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story.

The first half of the evening will consist of stories that were submitted to us ahead of time after which time, we will open the floor to anyone to share their story!

If you want to share, please send a message to Self Narrate on Facebook or to info@selfnarrate.com with a brief outline of your story (2-3 sentences). The reason for this is that it is best to prepare your story ahead of time, practicing how the story can be told in 5 minutes. (The time goes fast!) 
We need your story submissions by Monday, October 12!

This meetup will be at The Bull on October 15, from 7:30-8:30PM.

For more information about Gainesville Compost, Check out http://gainesvillecompost.com/!

To RSVP Click here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1652190185050178/