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  • About
    • History
    • Team & Contact
    • Governance
    • Annual Report
    • Media
    • Supporters
  • Programs
    • Generations >
      • Cultural Roulant
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      • Hootenanny
    • Rabbit Hole
  • Volunteer
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  • RENTALS
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INTERGENERATIONAL WELLNESS GROUP  
HENNA CIRCLE 
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​The Henna Friendship Circle is a relaxing session where you can learn henna techniques to create beautiful body-art. With great respect to the ancient art, we use natural henna made with ingredients from a sustainable, family-owned farm in India. Participants agree that henna is relaxing as it helps them de-stress, especially in the middle of a busy week. At the circle you will be part of a small group, sharing creative ideas, having good conversation, and having a memento of the evening on your skin for the next few days.

No experience or materials are necessary – if you are not sure how to do henna or need an idea of what to draw, we are there to help! 


See the calendar for the schedule and contact us via Facebook with any questions.


Schedule

​WRITE US: [email protected]
CALL US: 514.845.2600
VISIT US: 3625 rue Aylmer, Montréal, QC H2X 2C3 

The YD admin office is open Tuesday - Thursday (9:30am - 5pm) & Friday (9:30am - 3pm) - VISITORS ARE WELCOME! If you are looking to meet with a specific staff member it is recommended to call and make an appointment prior to visiting.

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​We acknowledge that The Yellow Door is situated on unceded Indigenous land, as it was taken without treaty or agreement. We recognize the Kanien’keha:ka Nation as the custodians of Tiohtia:ke (Montreal), a traditional meeting place with other Iroquoians and Algonquians, including the Algonquin-Anishinaabe, Atikamekw and the Huron-Wendat. We stand in solidarity and in action in supporting the journey towards reconciliation.