Join us any Saturday at Milly's Community Café as a Paper Crane Peace Maker, where we gather in community to fold cranes, connect with one another, and share quiet moments of remembrance and hope.

Inspired by the tradition of paper cranes as symbols of peace and healing, each crane folded honors those affected by the July 20, 2012 tragedy in Aurora and continues the community tradition of cranes that have become part of the 7/20 memorial story.

During this time, we’ll fold paper cranes and also work on several meaningful projects that help share messages of remembrance and peace, including:

• Paper crane wreaths that will be sent to other communities affected by tragedy

• Paper crane peace charms that can be shared as small symbols of healing and hope

No experience is needed — we’re happy to teach anyone how to fold cranes. This is meant to be a relaxed, welcoming space where people can contribute, connect, and be part of something meaningful.

Feel free to stop by for a few minutes or stay the whole time, and you’re always welcome to bring a friend. Sign up here