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Make a basket with Ralph Simpson, New Brunswick’s master basketry weaver, using natural plant fibres – twigs, grasses, leaves etc. A great day of fun for family and friends!
This one day workshop will be an opportunity for beginner and intermediate basket weavers to explore the use of plant fibre in the construction of a small basket.
Have you ever wondered what the T, S, A, or M modes on your camera are? Have you been reluctant to try them because you’re not sure how they work? Do you want to improve your overall photography chops and show off your great pictures to friends and family? If you answered Yes to any of those questions, this course over 5 Saturdays is for you!
Eco-Anxiety and the Pandemic, a free nine-week course will be held Mondays through October 5, via Zoom meeting. Speakers include: David R. Loy, author of Ecodharma: Buddhist Teachings for the Ecological Crisis; Newell Lewey, Passamaquoddy Language and Culture Manager, Wabanaki Public Health; Professors Ivan Fernandez, University of Maine Orono, Will Hafford, Unity College and Tora Johnson, University of Maine Machias. For more information and to register for all or part of the nine-week series of classes visit https://www.zendowneast.org/eco_anxiety_pandemic_course.html.
During this 4-day workshop with Emily Vautour, you will explore the endless possibilities of colour and shapes that are achievable working with stained glass. This relaxed and fun workshop will let you develop your style and creative ability to produce beautiful stained-glass ornaments and decorations for your own home or as personalized gifts. Equipment and materials are supplied
Have you ever wondered what the T, S, A, or M modes on your camera are? Have you been reluctant to try them because you’re not sure how they work? Do you want to improve your overall photography chops and show off your great pictures to friends and family? If you answered Yes to any of those questions, this course over 5 Saturdays is for you!
Join us this autumn for a New Brunswick-only writers' retreat at Kingsbrae in Saint Andrews by the Sea, New Brunswick.
If you’ve wanted to get writing this year but haven’t quite gotten unstuck, you’re not alone. Most writers seem to be saying the same thing – “I finally have time to write, but I’m too anxious to write.” At the Go and Write! Kingsbrae retreat, you’ll have the physical and mental space you need to get writing. You’ll have time for your mind, soul, and heart to wander and heal. You’ll find encouragement and guidance, compassion, and mentorship with retreat leader Dr. Gerard Collins. And while you'll be a safe distance from your fellow writers, it won't be like the lockdown months that saw us light years apart.
These sessions are for those who wish to develop skills working with a live model. During these non-instructional sessions, participants will work at their own pace, in their chosen medium. Sessions will begin with short warm-up poses and eventually build up to longer traditional poses. Painting and sculpting are encouraged but no turpentine or other strong-smelling solvents are allowed. Participants should be over sixteen years old and are asked to arrive on time to ensure the privacy of the model.
Eco-Anxiety and the Pandemic, a free nine-week course will be held Mondays through October 5, via Zoom meeting. Speakers include: David R. Loy, author of Ecodharma: Buddhist Teachings for the Ecological Crisis; Newell Lewey, Passamaquoddy Language and Culture Manager, Wabanaki Public Health; Professors Ivan Fernandez, University of Maine Orono, Will Hafford, Unity College and Tora Johnson, University of Maine Machias. For more information and to register for all or part of the nine-week series of classes visit https://www.zendowneast.org/eco_anxiety_pandemic_course.html.
Have you ever wondered what the T, S, A, or M modes on your camera are? Have you been reluctant to try them because you’re not sure how they work? Do you want to improve your overall photography chops and show off your great pictures to friends and family? If you answered Yes to any of those questions, this course over 5 Saturdays is for you!
Do you want to improve your overall photography chops and show off your great pictures to friends and family? If you answered Yes, this course over 5 Saturdays is for you! You’ll learn new skills and techniques to take better pictures and have fun doing it.
Anne Johnston leads this workshop that anyone can enjoy where you will learn how to break and cut pieces safely and effectively, and to apply them to a prepared backing. You will leave with a small ready-to-hang mosaic made with pieces of discarded dishes.