“Spooky & Special” Silk Halloween Masquerades
Perfect for the Halloween season, this workshop guides participants in transforming standard cardboard masks into wearable works of art. Incorporating beautiful upcycled silk fabrics in at least four different colors and various sizes, adults and children will learn to layer textiles to define facial features, creating a dramatic, high-quality mask.
Key Materials (provided): Cardboard mask bases, multi-colored recycled silk fabric scraps, scissors, fabric adhesive.
Date: Sunday, October 25, 1-3 PM
Facilitator: Vickie Frémont
For: Families with Children. Adults are also welcome.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. No drop-off allowed.
Fee: $5 Per Child (Under 18) / $10 Per Adult
Registration is required to participate:
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About Facilitator: The Hummingbird Project: Doing Art with Vickie Frémont
Vickie Frémont is a multicultural artist, anthropologist, designer, and educator with over twenty years of experience in arts-based education, intercultural dialogue, and international cultural programming. Her work lies at the intersection of culture, art, sustainability, and social responsibility, using creative methodologies to foster critical thinking, collective engagement, and empowerment among diverse communities.
