Learn to make pony bead fidget toys.

New teacher alert!

Come meet our fifth founder and facilitator of fidget fun (that's a lot of FFFFs!), Sab Juhaszs! They will help us get our fingers around the hyperfocus of the day, creating fidget toys from pony beads. A lot of you have asked for a beading workshop, but we figured that before we start stringing teeny, tiny glass beads together we would start with something a bit easier. All materials are provided, and we look forward to seeing you there!

This is a two-part workshop: first we paint intuitively, letting go of “getting it right.” Then we write, using the painting as material. You’ll leave with a small painting and a poem — or at least the start of one.

No painting or writing experience needed

Come spend the evening with us making simple charms for jewelry and keychains! We will supply the plastic, drawing implements, and the hardware to make a charm bracelet.

We look forward to seeing you!

Learn cyanotype and turmeric printing! We have two sessions set up in case the first weekend isn't sunny (sun is required for these types of prints). We will have a number of other types of printing to teach as a backup, so you can sign up for either session, or both! There will be plenty to learn, and do.

Learn cyanotype and turmeric printing! We have two sessions set up in case the first weekend isn't sunny (sun is required for these types of prints). We will have a number of other types of printing to teach as a backup, so you can sign up for either session, or both! There will be plenty to learn, and do.

Come junk journal with us!

We will supply blank journals and have lots of materials for collages. If you have a drawer of old tickets, stickers, photos, and brochures that you have always intedned to lovingly create a scrapbook with, this is their moment to shine! It's not perfect, but it's fun, messy, and the result is usually way more exciting than a carefully curated scrapbook. Come glue, stamps, draw, and sew with us!

Bring something small from your week — a text, a grocery list, a stray sentence someone said to you. We’ll turn it into a painting, then turn the painting back into words. No painting or writing experience needed. Just bring a scrap and an open hand.

This is a two-part workshop: first we paint intuitively, letting go of “getting it right.” Then we write, using the painting as material and your original fragment as a seed. You’ll leave with a small painting and a poem — or at least the start of one,

Calling all UnFinished Objects (UFOs)! Bring in your projects that have been languishing and let’s get into a creative groove together. If there are supplies that you are missing in order to complete your chef d’oeuvre, reach out to us and see if we’ve got you covered.

If you attended one of our other workshops at QHS and you want to keep working on that project, this event is also for you!

Sign up here; spaces are limited!

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No rules here — just you, some paint, and whatever comes out. Intuitive painting is an invitation to let go and let color lead. Facilitated by Québec City artist Amanda Jeanne. Whether you've painted before or never touched a brush, you belong here.

Materials provided. This workshop is free, offered in partnership with Quebec High School.