<div>The first LOVE>hate Project Talent Show, The Butterfly Legacy: Tales of Resilience is Thursday, September 26 at the Schauer Arts Center, in the city of Hartford.It begins at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are free.Buck Blodgett of the LOVE>hate Project talked with WTKM News about the event."We are going to be seeing nine performers. Most of them are victim survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault or human trafficking. Some of them have never told their story before. They will be performing it, through creative modern dance, poetry readings, or through song or music. It takes so much resilience, strength and bravery."They will be launching the Jessie Blodgett Music Scholarship, which is a tribute to Jessie's dream of changing the world through music. Richard Schmidt, owner of Vigilant Self Defense and a USCCA Certified Instructor, will explore non-lethal self defense options with a presentation of life-saving information.Bill Stedman, a firefighter and paramedic with 28 years of experience, will offer a presentation on anti-social violence focusing on the power of no and the power of voice. </div>

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LOVE>hate Project's Talent Show, The Butterfly Legacy: Tales of Resilience

The first LOVE>hate Project Talent Show, The Butterfly Legacy: Tales of Resilience is Thursday, September 26 at the Schauer Arts Center, in the city of Hartford. It begins at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are free. Buck Blodgett of the LOVE>hate Project talked with WTKM News about the event. \"We are...

The first LOVE>hate Project Talent Show, The Butterfly Legacy: Tales of Resilience is Thursday, September 26 at the Schauer Arts Center, in the city of Hartford. It begins at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are free. Buck Blodgett of the LOVE>hate Project talked with WTKM News about the event. "We are...