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PHOTOS: Community gathers to promote ‘peace, love and pie’ at #ProjectPotluck event

Around 100 people came out to Well Seasoned for Sunday evening potluck
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Karen Dar Woon, co-president of Les Dames d’Escoffier at the Project Potluck event. Submitted photo

Nearly 100 people came out to Well Seasoned Gourmet Food Store on Sunday evening to celebrate peace and love in the community with #ProjectPotluck.

The event, organized by Angie Quaale, was part of a nation-wide campaign created by Calgary foodie Julie Van Rosendaal in response to the recent violent events in Charlottesville, Va.

Rosendaal’s goal was to have the images of “angry torch-bearing racists” replaced with images of people carrying casseroles, curries, baklava and pie to a backyard barbecue.

“The event was awesome,” Quaale said. “People were so happy to be there, sharing good food, meeting new people and talking about the great things in life – there wasn’t an ounce of negativity in the place! Peace, love and pie.”

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Leeann Froese and Angie Quaale at the Project Potluck event. Submitted photo
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Submitted photo by Robin Horn.
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Submitted photo by Robin Horn.
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Submitted photo by Robin Horn.
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Submitted photo by Robin Horn.