Resourceful skills workshops
By Rekindle
Throughout the year
Time
12.00AM – 12.00AM
Pricing
Venue: Rekindle, level one, Boys’ High building, The Arts Centre Te Matatiki Toi Ora, 28 Worcester Boulevard.
Social enterprise Rekindle is dedicated to creating opportunities for resourcefulness: making what we need from what we have around us. The organisation shares creative skills to transform undervalued resources through craft.
From weaving and spoon carving, to felt-making and natural body products, Rekindle has a rich and varied programme of resourceful skills workshops running at The Arts Centre Te Matatiki Toi Ora in August. Some of their workshops are FREE for Community Service Card holders.
Workshops are held throughout the week and are listed on Rekindle’s website.
Photo, right (first) – Douglas Horrell of Cleft Craft carving a spoon from black walnut from the home of Garry Moore and family. Image by Justyn Rebeca Denney.
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