Upcoming Events and Workshops
Artists Trading Cards for NEWCOMERS
FREE - please register on Eventbrite, 18+
Calling all ARTISTS who are NEW to Canada or Calgary!
Join us at Sparrow Artspace for a fun and creative event where you can make and trade your own Artists Trading Cards with other newcomer artists in Calgary! This is a great way to meet fellow artists, share your work, and connect with the local art community. All suplies will be provided.
Board members Yiting Hui and Sandra Neill will be in attendance to answer any questions about our artists-in-residence program and connect newcomers to other artists resources in the community!
What Are Artist Trading Cards (ATCs)?
Artist Trading Cards are miniature works of art measuring 2.5 x 3.5 inches—the size of a standard playing card. Originating in the 1990s, the ATC movement began in Switzerland with artist M. Vänçi Stirnemann, who envisioned a way for artists to exchange their creations without monetary transactions. The concept quickly gained global popularity, fostering artistic expression and collaboration. Today, ATCs are celebrated as an inclusive and accessible way to share art and build connections within creative communities.
Courage Journey for Kids
FREE - please register, for FAMILIES (best for ages 5 and up)
The Colour Monsters are a little confused about how they feel. Are they feeling happy, sad, calm, angry? Inspired by the charming book by Anna Llenas we’ll create our own Colour Monster puppets and decide for ourselves what colour(s) best represent their emotion. In the final casual sharing session, we’ll also decide how are puppets move, what they might say, as well as how others might help them. A fun afternoon of creativity for the whole family.
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Family Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
Creative Tassel Making Workshop
FREE - please register
Adults and kids 7+ (accompanied by an adult) welcome, no experience needed
Come and learn some tips and techniques to create your own eye catching danglers. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned crafter, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to add a unique touch to their projects.
This workshop is taught by April's artist-in-residence Carly Hynes
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series funded by the City of Calgary.
Carly Hynes is a multidisciplinary artist based in Calgary, Alberta, who has a deep connection to her work with fibre materials. Her art celebrates the magic found in everyday life. She focuses on embellishments and decorations, transforming the mundane into the sacred. When she is not obsessively stitching in her studio, Carly writes folk songs and sings harmonies with the Calgary rock band Tad and the Toads. > learn more
Family Workshop: Geometry Magic: the Art of Solid and Void
FREE, please register, Ages 6+ (accompanied with an adult)
In this family workshop, inspired by the works of Paul Klee and M.C. Escher, we will create unique tessellation patterns while embracing the power of negative space and having fun with stencils and layering colors. Learning from the art of Klee and Escher, together we will explore how geometric shapes and negative space combine to create dynamic, contrasting, and balanced compositions, discovering how both solid and empty spaces work together to bring their captivating artwork to life.
Taught by Yiting Hui
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series funded by the City of Calgary.
Yiting Hui
Yiting is a Sparrow Artspace residency alumnus and a Director on our Sparrow Arts Society board. Yiting Hui is a nature-inspired artist and storyteller passionate about uncovering the enchanting magic found in everyday beauty. She earned her Master's degree in Architecture from McGill University, and has since embarked on a dual path as both an Architectural Designer and a dedicated artist.
The quiet competence and tranquil power of nature are her greatest inspirations. Yiting is interested in exploring the power of visual storytelling and seeks to craft works that resonate deeply with viewers, much like the silent language of the natural world. She believes in the therapeutic power of the arts and creativity and its ability to enhance well-being. She is interested in how the arts can facilitate meaningful dialogues and communication, promoting reconciliation with our inner selves and fostering self-awareness and personal growth.
Alebrijes Workshop
FREE or by donation, please register, ages 18+
Step into the colourful world of alebrijes, the fantastical creatures of Mexican folk art, with artist Jessica Chiapa. These imaginative beings combine physical elements from different real and mythical animals. In this hands-on workshop, you'll design, build, and paint your very own alebrije using wire, cardboard, and paper. Once your sculpture takes shape, you'll bring it to life with bright, cheerful colours and patterns.
About Jessica Chiapa
Jessica is a Sparrow Artspace Alumnus from July 2023. Jessica holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts in Painting which allows her to explore different techniques and create diverse pieces. She is currently creating a new paintings on canvas, and the materials allow her to analyze her cultural roots. Jessica is on the search for her being and the appreciation of an “I” without comparisons or standards. She found the true value of existence in her ancestors and nature, which led her to self-knowledge that she would like to reveal in-depth. Jessica is a freelance artist, and her work has been exhibited in Mexico and Canada, and in Calgary at cSpace King Edward, Central public Library, Sparrow Artspace and the Mexican consulate. Jessica has collaborated with SpanicArts, Mexican Woman Artists and the Mexican Consulate in Calgary. In 2023 she receive a gran from CADA (Calagary Arts Development).
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series funded by the City of Calgary.
VIEW from the Inside Mask Workshop for Youth
FREE - Please register, for YOUTH 15-19, Facilitated by Annie Ahmad
Three hours of creative fun specially for youth ages 15 – 19. Guided by our artist – facilitator create a simple self-portrait-based puppet -mask. Explore your identity through your favourite things, your challenges, memories, community connections, goals, hopes and dreams. Artistically represent them in this immersive and engaging art project. Once complete present your artist’s statement in a casual group sharing.
Past student participants noted that VIEW “helped you accept yourself, all sides… love yourself”
VIEW makes solid curriculum links the Career and Life Management Program of Studies as well as embedding Art and Drama concepts.
*ATB Healing through the Arts Award.
Facilitator: Annie Ahmad MA, RCAT, CT
Annie Ahmad holds a Master’s degree in Creative Arts Therapies from Concordia University. She is a Registered Member of the Canadian Art Therapy Association and a Professional Member of the Canadian Counseling and Psychotherapy Association. Annie has over 13 years of experience working as an Art Therapist with a variety of populations in diverse community settings. Annie works in private practice with the Blackbird Healing Arts Collective, facilitates art therapy groups with various organizations, as well as is an Associate Faculty member of the St. Stephen’s College at the University of Alberta.
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
VIEW from the Inside - 12-hour program – for Adults
Cost $99.00 per person. Limited number of Bursaries available please inquire – admin@wppuppet.com
This program is over three days:
Friday March 14th, 7 - 9 pm
Saturday March 15th, 9 - 5 pm
Sunday March 16th, 1 - 4 pm
This immersive 12-hour program is designed for adults looking for professional development or an impactful art experience. It invites creative and personal exploration in a friendly, supportive community. Participants make a self-portrait-based puppet -mask which becomes a ‘nuanced artifact resulting in an amazing legacy project’. Guided by our artist-facilitator and using a basic mask form, paper, paint and ephemera, we reflect, we craft, we discover our metaphors, we gain skills and we have fun. The project concludes with the (optional) opportunity to video a performative reflection, authenticating the experience.
“The experience brought me joy and poignancy as I (re) discovered aspects of myself… it provided a time capsule of when and where I was at the moment”
This program is part of WP Puppet Theatre’s VIEW Facilitator Training Course which has been developed for helping professionals, to teach them how to deliver the VIEW from the Inside program. As a VIEW is a research-informed* art intervention it was developed to provide authentic self-realization and expressive experiences supporting positive well-being. It is offered on-demand through the Centre for Excellence Therapeutic Recreation in Continuing Care Website for an Introductory price of $50.00 + GST CAN
(*2022 Study by Sheridan Centre for Elder Research)
Puppet Making 101 with DerRic Starlight
For Adults, Teens, and Kids 7+ (with adult), please register, pwyc tickets please register
presented in partnership with the Festival of Animated Objects
Come join us at Sparrow Artspace for a fun and creative workshop on puppet making with the talented DerRic Starlight! Learn all the basic ingredients of making puppets, the many types of puppets, and puppet character creation with DerRic's expert guidance and tips.
About DerRic Starlight
DerRic Starlight is a Blackfoot comedian-puppeteer from the Tsuut’ina Nation near Calgary who followed his dreams into a career of acting and puppetry. DerRic is a Henson Trained puppeteer and has completed two full seasons of Fraggle Rock. Now, with over 350 voices, a cast of Indigenous Puppet Characters and a genuine knack for Comedy, DerRic is one of the top touring professionals in North America. He is always in constant demand for Festivals. DerRic performs to adults and children alike.
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
Taste of VIEW - Adults
Cost $15.00 per person. All materials and tools supplies
This pleasant afternoon of art-making invites adult participants to create a simple self-portrait puppet mask. Guided by our artist- facilitator, make linkages to your personal story and connections to your community. With a basic mask form, paint, paper and ephemera explore your personal metaphors. Once complete present your artist’s statement in a casual group sharing. Past participants have noted the power of this project to bring self-awareness, provide a voice and even create a legacy artifact, while being creatively rewarding and fun.
*ATB Healing through the Arts Award.
View from the Inside Residency Launch
FREE, drop-by
Join us between 3 - 6 pm to enjoy the art, the films and some refreshments.
WP Puppet Theatre is excited to be an Artist in Residence at Sparrow Artspace through March 2025, we are pleased to be presenting this inspiring program in partnership with Festival of Animated Objects, and we are thrilled to welcome people of all ages to explore their creativity in a supportive community.
On Sunday March 2nd we launch our month-long program of events with a free screening of the profound artist reflections from past participants, and open the exhibit of their amazing portrait puppets. We invite you to drop by and meet some of the artists or sign up to take a workshop in March. For teachers, therapists, social workers or other helping professionals learn how you can register for our on-demand course and qualify to teach the award-winning VIEW from the Inside program for your community
Puppet Pop Up for Families - Your Voice
FREE! Please register! for families (Best for ages 5 and up)
An art-filled afternoon for children and their families. Make your own self portrait stuffie. Choose from a variety of fabrics and ephemera for details. Fill him/her/they with your hopes, dreams and the ‘times of your life’. Learn a few sewing stitches or practice a few moves on our provided sewing machine. Give your puppet a voice! YOUR voice to tell your stories! All materials and tools supplied.
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Family Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
Photographers in Conversation: Danny Luong & Louie Villanueva
FREE, drop-in, for adults
Join photographers Danny Luong & Louie Villanueva as they engage in a candid discussion about their journeys in photography and the evolving nature of their work. By exploring their different paths toward creative, emotional, and financial stability, Danny & Louie reveal how they each find balance, embracing both the stability and ambiguity of their artistic careers. Delving into "the space in between" projects - a reflective pause where new questions emerge, old ideas are re-examined, and future directions begin to take shape – they explore the insights that come with creative transition. They’ll reflect on the challenges, choices, and aspirations that guide their work and lives, and consider the evolving nature of artistic purpose and artistic life.
Presented in conjunction with the Exposure Photography Festival
The Exposure Photography Festival is an annual showcase and celebration of photography across Alberta.
Mini Fibre Landscapes Workshop
Free, please register, for teens & adults
Welcome to the Mini Fibre Landscapes Workshop! Join artist Danielle Piper at Sparrow Artspace for a hands-on experience creating your very own miniature fibre landscapes with traditional materials. No experience required and all materials will be provided. This workshop is for teens and adults.
Danielle Piper is an interdisciplinary artist and a member of Cold Lake First Nations with nehiyaw, Métis, denesuline, and european ancestry. Her practice is rooted in craftwork, as she understands the slow labour as an echo of that of reclaiming her ancestral languages and cultural identity, as well as the labour required of us all in seeking ‘reconciliation’. She is also a board member of Sparrow Artspace, and originated Wasakamapiwak Collective in 2023.
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
Carbon Printing Workshop
$150 please register, A maximum of four spots will be available
For Adults with a serious interest in photography
Taught by artist-in-residence David Christensen
In this one-day introductory workshop, you’ll learn to create and use carbon tissues, explore UV exposure techniques, and develop your own monochrome prints—all while navigating safety and troubleshooting common issues. Whether you're working with digital or in-camera negatives, you'll leave with the foundational skills and confidence to develop and start your own carbon printing. By the end of the day, you'll not only produce two beautiful carbon prints but also gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship and history of this amazing process. Please note that creating negatives, whether in camera or digital, will not be covered in this workshop.
Presented in conjunction with the Exposure Photography Festival
The Exposure Photography Festival is an annual showcase and celebration of photography across Alberta.
Photographers in Conversation - Angela Boehm: The Creation of “Minus 30”
FREE, drop-in, for adults
Explore the artistic journey and practical challenges behind the making of a photobook with Calgary photographer Angela Boehm. Her latest work, “Minus 30”, captures the stark beauty of Saskatchewan snowstorms, all photographed at temperatures of minus 30 degrees Celsius or colder—a selfimposed constraint that both tested and inspired her creative vision. In this conversation, Boehm will delve into her process of creating the work, the business of networking and securing a publisher, and the collaborative efforts with writers, designers, and printers that brought her book to life. Join us for an in-depth look at the artistry, business acumen, and production intricacies that culminate in the creation of a compelling photobook.
Presented in conjunction with the Exposure Photography Festival
The Exposure Photography Festival is an annual showcase and celebration of photography across Alberta.
Red Dress Awareness Workshop
for adults, no experience required, FREE with registration
Create your own beaded red dress pin and learn about the significance of the red dress symbol in raising awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and 2-Spirit people. Artist Pearl White Quills will teach edge beading technique with other teachings and storytelling. We are also honoured to have Jackie Bromley join us - she is an Elder involved in several social initiatives helping improve the lives of Indigenous people and preserving culture.
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Description textPearl White Quills, from the Siksikaitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy), Niitsitapi(The Real People) Siksika, Kainai and Amskapi Piikani Nations. Blessed with the name Aa koa miyanist tsi'nih kiaki ~ Sings Many Different Songs Woman, Pearl is the owner and founder of Bright Swan Creations, which began simply with beads, needles, thread and earring hooks in 2008, bringing her skills back to life from childhood knowledge. By 2012, Pearl and her children began selling her beadwork on small displays walking around the pow wows. In 2013, she gained basic sewing skills. By 2016 drum and songs began to play a significant role in her life. In 2019 her and her grandson were initiated into pow wow.
Facilitating workshops in all these areas is the highlight to pass teachings on to many. Bright Swan Creations mission statement is: "Empowering First Nations in all forms of artistry having our Spirituality as the foundation. Inspiring healing throught unity, as one". goes here
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
Unang Tinig: A Spoken Word Poetry Workshop In Tagalog
For Adults who speak or are learning Tagalog, free - please register!
Halina’t sumali sa pinakaunang spoken word poetry workshop sa Calgary na nakatuon sa wikang Tagalog! Ang "Unang Tinig" ay isang pagkakataon para sa mga Filipino artists, manunulat, at sinumang may passion sa pagkwento na tuklasin ang sining ng spoken word sa kanilang katutubong wika. Kung ikaw man ay bihasa na sa tula o baguhan pa lamang, ang workshop na ito ay isang ligtas at inclusive na espasyo para ipahayag ang iyong mga saloobin, ibahagi ang iyong kwento, at maranasan ang lakas ng mga salita sa Tagalog. Ipagmalaki ang iyong boses at maging bahagi ng komunidad na nagdiriwang ng kultura, sining, at koneksyon. Huwag palampasin ang pagkakataong iparinig ang iyong Unang Tinig!
Join us for Calgary’s first-ever spoken word poetry workshop dedicated to the Tagalog language! "Unang Tinig" invites Filipino artists, writers, and anyone with a passion for storytelling to explore the art of spoken word in their native tongue. Whether you're an experienced poet or a first-time writer, this workshop is a safe, inclusive space to express your thoughts, share your stories, and discover the power of words in Tagalog. Let your voice be heard and be part of a community that celebrates culture, creativity, and connection. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to make your voice the first to be heard!
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
Large Format Film Workshop
$105: please register, for adults with a serious interest in photography
Join Brayden Kowalczuk for a full-day workshop where we'll cover the fundamentals of large format photography, techniques for photographing strangers, and my approach to creating compelling images. This workshop is designed for artists of all levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners.
Participants will have the opportunity to use an 8x10 large format camera and expose their own 8x10 negatives. Please note that the development of these negatives will be done after the fact. Brayden will be in touch with you after to arrange the pickup of your negative. You will also recieve a TIFF of the negative and an inverted Scan. A maximum of 8 spots will be available. The cost of this one-day workshop is $105.
Presented in conjunction with the Exposure Photography Festival
The Exposure Photography Festival is an annual showcase and celebration of photography across Alberta.
From Nothing to Something to Something Else - Opening Reception
FREE, DROP-in or please register
Join us for something else at the opening night of Brayden Kowalczuk and David Christensen’s month-long residency at Sparrow Artspace. Enjoy a mix of striking photographs, lively conversation, and maybe even a debate or two about what it all means. There will be drinks of some kind, musings about archives and masculinity (why not?), and plenty more. Just the thing to brighten a dark, midwinter evening.
Presented in conjunction with the Exposure Photography Festival
The Exposure Photography Festival is an annual showcase and celebration of photography across Alberta.
Valentine's Day DIY Card Workshop
FREE - please register, for adults, no experience necessary
Join artist Alice Asphyxia at Sparrow Artspace for a fun-filled event where you can get creative and make your own Valentine's Day cards! Feel free to bring a photo of your hunny to incorporate in your design! Alice will guide you through different styles of card making like illustration, pop-up, and collage.
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Alice is a Sparrow alumnus and did her residency with Cyan Eyed in September 2024. "My work investigates themes of hyperfemininity and cute culture, as well as the relationship between the two. The cute and feminine have many parallels- qualities such as being small, helpless, naïve, delicate, and more. Though I am being critical in my work, I am simultaneously celebrating cute culture and feminine expression. Hyperfemininity is the extreme portrayal of femininity, by girly girls for girly girls. I believe there is power in hyperfemininity, as it inclusively embraces girliness opposed to demonizing it, and it exudes confidence and self-love. While perpetuating certain stereotypes may be problematic, people should still be free to express themselves however they choose. I use a pastel colour palette and delicate materials to depict feminine characters and scenes. However, the work is ambiguous upon closer inspection—though it appears soft and appealing from a distance, there are mixed feelings present of sadness, anger, violence and sexuality present as well. I am interested in this area of ambiguity, causing the viewer to feel confused about what is “healthy” or “toxic.”
Follow Alice on IG at @pink.asphyxia
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
Creative Queer Collective Closing - Making Medicine Bags
FREE, please register
Come join us at Sparrow Artspace for a special event where to celebrate the end of the Creative Queer Collective Residency. Alyjah Ermine will be offering community members the opportunity to make their own medicine bags. All instruction and materials will be provided (no experience necessary).
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
Family Workshop: Marvelous Me Wire Sculptures
This family workshop is suitable for ages 5 and up. Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Tickets are free and you may make a donation.
Let your “Marvelous Me” shine in this family workshop with Teaching Artist, Jenny Dale Stables. Explore the art of wire sculpture and found object assemblage as you create a representation of your inner self. Participants will learn how to twist, bend, and shape wire to create their own masterpiece.
This workshop is part of the Arts & Culture Sparrow Family Workshop Series gratefully funded by the City of Calgary.
About the Instructor Jenny Dale Stables, B.F.A., B.Ed., T.A.P.
Jenny Dale Stables is an accomplished artist and educator with over 20 years of teaching experience. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts, a Bachelor of Education, and Certificate as a Therapeutic Arts Practitioner. Through her business, Jenny Dale Designs, Jenny creates whimsical paintings, sculptures, puppets, illustrated books, and poetry, in addition to offering art residencies to schools throughout Alberta. She has written and/or illustrated 20 publications including picture books, poetry collections, chapter books, educational resources, and early readers. Her artwork is inspired by the children she works with- their joy and curiosity about the world.
Yin + Nidra + Sound Bowls
SOLD OUT!
A session of healing through movement, sound and food. Join Alycia Two Bears and Sachin Sudra as they move you through a yin practice, nidra and sound bowls. Afterwards, people can connect and chat over a delicious ayurvedic meal prepared by Sachin. If you have your own yoga mat please bring it (if not, we will have a few extra).
Denim Vest Decorating
Sat Jan 18, 1-4pm
Free with registration
adults and youth 10+ (with adult companion), no experience required
taught by artist-in-residence Kaitlyn Hatch
Bring your own denim jacket or vest, or any item of clothing you want to add patches to, and learn some fun embroidery stitches for attaching them and decorating other parts of your clothes. Embroidery floss, needles, hoops, an iron, patches and pins will all be provided. Bring any supplies you want to, including patches or pins you already have, but only if you want. There will also be snacks and beverages available (gluten free and vegan and vegetarian options) because that's how Kait rolls. Please do a Covid test 24 hours before coming.
If you have not had a Covid vaccine within a year and you are able to have one, go get one ASAP! Masks will be provided and all participants are asked to mask up if they are able when not eating or drinking. This is to protect yourselves and the community and make it a space where immunecompromised folks can participate safely.
2S Poetry Workshop
FREE, please register, for 2SLGBTIQIA+ Centric
Come in circle to create poetry through guided prompts. Co-hosted by Alycia two Bears and Alyjah Ermine.
cancelled - CLOSING PARTY: La Fin - A Retrospective Exhibition by Milo Dlouhy
SORRY - THIS EVENT IS CANCELLED
Photo Day with Milo Dlouhy
Drop-in
Drop in to have your photo taken by Milo Dlouhy with Milo’s artwork! Pick your favourite painting or drawing and strike a pose! Includes one complimentary digital image!
OPENING: La Fin - A Retrospective Exhibition by Milo Dlouhy
Drop-in, free
Come see the Disappearing Man disappear, along with hundreds of other artworks. This retrospective exhibition & performance will take place in two locations: (downstairs) @sparrowartspace (upstairs) @grenouillekralik studios
For over 30 years, my art practice has been an evolving dialogue – never-ending, never complete. My work has lived in a liminal space between creation and destruction, embracing imperfection, impermanence, and the subconscious flow of ideas. Each piece was a step further into the psyche, a meditation on identity, and an exploration of the unending process of becoming. Until now.
Maker's Dozen Closing Party
Drop-in, Free
Come celebrate the closing of the Maker’s Dozen residency featuring the work of a 13 jewelry artists: Ashleigh Amber Moore, Barb Temple, Bramble Lee Pryde, Christine Pedersen, Cherry Deacon, Devon Clark, Jennea Frischke, Kari Woo, Melissa Pedersen, Melissa Victor, Sarah Whalen Lunn, Shona Rae, and Stephanie Elderfield.
Earring Making Class
$98, please register
You're invited to join Barb Temple’s earring-making class! Create your own stunning pair of sterling silver earrings with expert guidance. You’ll receive clear, step-by-step instructions and learn professional techniques to craft a unique pair just for you. Enjoy the process of mastering simple hand-making skills. Don’t miss out—enroll today!
Create Your Own Set of Stacking Rings
$125, please register, for adults & teens 12+
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll design and craft up to three sterling silver stacking rings, perfect for everyday wear or layering. Guided by Bramble Lee Pryde and Ashleigh Moore, you’ll learn how to create unique textures, bend and forge metal, and solder your rings together.
This workshop is a fantastic introduction to metalworking techniques and a fun, creative experience for all skill levels. Bring a friend along and enjoy crafting your rings together—it’s the perfect way to spend time and create something meaningful!
Whether you’re looking to give something special as a gift or create something for yourself, you’ll leave with a custom set of rings that reflect your personal style.
Price includes all materials, instruction, and professional finishing.
Perfect for beginners or experienced creators alike. Classes are small to ensure hands-on instruction.
Poetry Class
Free, please register by email karen@womenscentre.org
This class is presented by our neighbours, the Women’s Centre of Calgary. Join us for beginner poetry. Everyone is welcome. Learn some new skills and make some new friends. Poetry is great for relaxation, reflection, and boosting creativity. Registration is required. karen@womenscentrecalgary.org
Trunk Show: Shona Rae, Cherry Deacon, Barb Temple & Jennea Frischke
drop-in
Trunk Show & Sale featuring handmade jewelry from Shona Rae, Cherry Deacon, Barb Temple & Jennea Frischke, and maybe more!
Trunk Show: Shona Rae, Cherry Deacon, Barb Temple & Jennea Frischke
drop-in
Trunk Show & Sale featuring jewelry from Shona Rae, Cherry Deacon, Barb Temple & Jennea Frischke, and maybe more!