Floral Heart Project
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ONECommunity Museum is honored to bring the Floral Heart Project to the City of Norfolk. Volunteers will create several Floral Heart Memorials and display them in various locations throughout the city March 1-5, 2021. It is our hope that this display of natural beauty will offer public support for those impacted by Covid-19.
Contact us to suggest a location, host a floral heart memorial on private property, or volunteer on this project.
Covid-19 Memorial
March 1-5, 2021
Monday @ 12pm through Friday @ 12pm
Multiple Locations
We welcome you to visit and experience the memorial installations as you need, individually or with a loved one.
You will notice extra flowers at the memorial. Please spread petals around the floral heart or please to take a flower home with you to remember your loved one.
You may share a personal story, names, or a picture on social media at #OCMfloralheartproject.
Follow @onecommunitymuseum on Facebook or Instagram for updates regarding locations, programming or check back to this website.
Twelve Locations in #757
Yellow Fever Park
Hague Bridge
Lafayette Park
Ocean View Beach Park
Berkley Park
What is the Floral Heart Project?
The Floral Heart installations have no political or religious affiliation and are managed by volunteers.
Please maintain a safe distance from others when visiting the memorial sites, avoid gathering in groups, and please wear a mask.
Thank you for your support, we are keeping those affected in our hearts.
Get Involved
Please feel free to reach out with any ideas, request help hosting a floral heart memorial, or special requests.
Thank You Volunteers &
Floral and Greenery Donors
ONECommunity Museum
KD Wholesale Floral
Lochhaven Garden Club
Garden Club of Norfolk
Anonymous
Anonymous
The Artist Behind the Floral Heart Project
Kristina Libby
Artist
Kristina Libby is a writer, artist, professor and technology executive. She has written for and appeared in Salon, Entrepreneur, Popular Mechanics, the Boston Globe, the Wall Street Journal, the LA Times and more. Currently a technology executive she focuses on space, defense and critical infrastructure during the day and at night teaches, writes, and creates art in various mediums.