Birch bark (Wiigwaas) is one of the most versatile and culturally significant materials in the northern forest, traditionally used for everything from canoes to storage baskets (makakoon). In this hands-on workshop, participants step away from modern plastics and connect with natural, sustainable materials. Students will learn the cultural protocols of harvesting, the physical properties of the bark, and the traditional techniques used to fold, shape, and stitch the material into a beautiful, functional piece of art. Class includes the story of how the birch bark got its marks, Ojibwe traditional uses of birch trees, and a simple overview of birch tree physiology.

Birch bark (Wiigwaas) is one of the most versatile and culturally significant materials in the northern forest, traditionally used for everything from canoes to storage baskets (makakoon). In this hands-on workshop, participants step away from modern plastics and connect with natural, sustainable materials. Students will learn the cultural protocols of harvesting, the physical properties of the bark, and the traditional techniques used to fold, shape, and stitch the material into a beautiful, functional piece of art. Class includes the story of how the birch bark got its marks, Ojibwe traditional uses of birch trees, and a simple overview of birch tree physiology.

Birch bark (Wiigwaas) is one of the most versatile and culturally significant materials in the northern forest, traditionally used for everything from canoes to storage baskets (makakoon). In this hands-on workshop, participants step away from modern plastics and connect with natural, sustainable materials. Students will learn the cultural protocols of harvesting, the physical properties of the bark, and the traditional techniques used to fold, shape, and stitch the material into a beautiful, functional piece of art. Class includes the story of how the birch bark got its marks, Ojibwe traditional uses of birch trees, and a simple overview of birch tree physiology.

Celebrate the beauty of fall by creating your own fresh floral arrangement! Choose from a selection of seasonal blooms and greenery while learning basic floral design techniques. Leave with a beautiful centerpiece to enjoy at home or give as a gift. All materials are provided.

Bring their own beanie. Learn simple hand embroidery stitches while creating a design stitched around a logo-patch beanie. This class is beginner friendly and welcoming to those with experience. 3 difficulty level patterns.

Join us for a night of making a hit music maker loved by kiddos and even adults! We are going to be making Native-inspired Spin Drums! Work hard, then play harder, right?? We will make them and enjoy them too!