Lindsay now applies the skills she learned when she was planning student trips to France, to her own family adventures.
During her tenure she earned accolades for her creative teaching style and ability to connect with her students. In the years prior to planning activities and outings with her own children, she was a French teacher. A graduate from Chesterfield Schools and Randolph-Macon College, Lindsay is proud to call Richmond home. Richmond on the Cheap contributor Lindsay Garrison is a Richmond, Virginia based mom to two young children. The exhibit, located in Restaurant Row, is only here through April 27, so be sure to make it to Short Pump soon. “When the prisms twirl, it is kind of like The Hall of Mirrors”. Beausergent, a French native, is reminded of one of her favorite places, Versailles when she sees the exhibit. “I love to spin them and see all the different colors reflect” she said.
Marine Beausergent, an employee at Short Pump Town Center has found joy in the prisms, comparing them at various points throughout the day. An additional aspect of the experience is the bell sounds that play at varying intensity as the prisms rotate. The towering rainbow prisms are made of panels laminated with dichoroic film that transmits and reflects every color in the visible spectrum. Through April 27, shoppers at Short Pump Town Center have the opportunity to enjoy the interactive Prismatica Kaleidoscope Experience.
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