The class is designed to give ladies basic building skills, working with wood, and using hand and power tools. Focus is placed on creating a safe, comfortable, relrelaxed and fun learning environment. All levels and skills welcome.
Events in this collection
Women's Carpentry: Two Day Class | (Sat - Sun)
Sat 15 Feb, 10:00
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Women's Carpentry: Three Day Weekend
Fri 28 Feb, 10:00
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Design and Build a Small table or Bench (Sponsored by Women's Carpentry)
Mon 16 Sept, 19:00
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Build a Small Tool Shed Workshop / Sponsored by Women's Carpentry
Mon 5 Aug, 10:00
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Day of Baking- Learn and Take Home Baked Goods
Sun 19 May, 10:00
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Stone Mailbox 101 Workshop
Sat 4 May, 10:00
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Build a Bucket Garden Workshop / Sponsored by Women's Carpentry
Sat 20 Apr, 10:00
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Build a Outdoor Swing or Hammock Stand / Sponsored by Women's Carpentry
Sat 30 Mar, 10:00
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Handmade Ceramic Tile Workshop
Mon 5 Feb, 10:00
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Co-Ed / Collaborative Carpentry Workshop / Sponsored by Women's Carpentry
Sat 20 Jan, 10:00
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2 Day "One & All Inclusive Carpentry- by Deborah Landry &Women's Carpentry
My art illuminates my personnel journey of enlightenment and bewilderment of being alive.Art is the core of my being. I embrace the idea that art is visual and can cross allboundaries, languages, cultures and communicate without words. As an artist, I believe we have the opportunity to be global communicators. Art opens the door for the communication to begin. My art reflects my diverse background and inquisitiveness to explore the human experience. My subjects are broad and encompasses botanical nature as well as human nature. My gardens provide me with many of my art materials as well as inspiration for imagery.Along with creating fine art (in the studio), I also design artistic community engaging public art projects. This is where the whole process of creating becomes part of the art. The meetings with communities, city officials, teaching workshops, and the process of creating a final work of art seamlessly become a the work of art. At the end everyone involved has s sense of ownership and a new appreciation for fellow humans and what communities can accomplish together.
