Show & Tell

Courage shows up quietly here through a staff game of Show and Tell.

Instructions:

Bring something meaningful to share.

A creative project.

A passion.

A practice that grounds you.

A small piece of yourself.

Share it online.

Sometimes courage looks like holding something close to your heart and saying,

“This matters to me.”

So far, Pier 360 staff members Vincent, Cat, Allison, Jeannette, and Chiara have shared pieces of what sustains them.

Allison shared an original song she created and her love of music — singing and playing several instruments.

Vincent volunteers with the Clark County Emergency Services ARES group, helping keep communication open when it matters most.

Cat shared her photography and writing, along with time spent with her great-grandmother.

Jeannette shared her photography practice — something that brings her into presence.

Chiara shared her self-published art and comics zine — a labor of love she released into the world.

Small windows into the lives of the people who hold this community.

Connection doesn’t require perfection.

Only presence.

Healing and growth are intertwined with creativity, service, family, and art.

These staff Show & Tell contributions are still unfolding on our social media from time to time. You can follow along as more are shared.

If you feel moved to share something that matters to you — in person at the West Center, or through a message (IG) or comment (FB) — we would love to see it.