Events

This series will explore artistic expression and understanding through learning traditional craft skills with community participants. This will consist of free two-day workshops each month in October and November 2018 and January, February, and March 2019. It will also involve weekly drop-in opportunities for community members to try-their-hand at various activities including hand-tool woodworking, weaving, and metalwork. Workshop participants will learn about traditional skills through hands-on activities and experimentation. They will also learn about natural materials and the histories of these crafts. Each workshop will accommodate up to 8 adults and will be open to families with children. I want to offer opportunities for community members to be introduced to traditional ways of working and to learn about how different skills and crafts interrelate and come together.

This series will explore artistic expression and understanding through learning traditional craft skills with community participants. This will consist of free two-day workshops each month in October and November 2018 and January, February, and March 2019. It will also involve weekly drop-in opportunities for community members to try-their-hand at various activities including hand-tool woodworking, weaving, and metalwork. Workshop participants will learn about traditional skills through hands-on activities and experimentation. They will also learn about natural materials and the histories of these crafts. Each workshop will accommodate up to 8 adults and will be open to families with children. I want to offer opportunities for community members to be introduced to traditional ways of working and to learn about how different skills and crafts interrelate and come together.