Workshop

Master the ancient art of weaving in this hands on weaving workshop led by textile artist and educator Rosa Wharton. In this engaging two hour session, you will be provided with a loom and weaving material to practice the foundations of weaving. Learn how to set your loom, practice four basic weaves and be guided through creating your own small woven piece. You will explore texture, colour, and pattern while learning simple techniques that can be continued at home.

Made Here is a curated program of local short films, thoughtfully selected by the CreativeHub 1352 programming team to showcase the talent, creativity and diverse perspectives of filmmakers from Mississauga and the surrounding communities. Whether you're discovering a filmmaker for the first time or supporting someone from your own neighbourhood, this is an opportunity to experience original stories made close to home.

Gain a strong foundation in embroidery as you learn the essential techniques in this beginner‑level workshop. You’ll set up your hoop, work with embroidery thread, and move through 4–5 foundational stitches spanning line work, filling, and simple texture. You’ll create an 8” stitch sampler that showcases each technique and serves as a practical reference for future projects.

In this beginner-friendly hands-on workshop, you'll learn how to patch holes in fabric by hand using visible mending techniques that celebrate, rather than conceal, repair.

We invite you to create your own paper using recyclable materials at the Small Arms Inspection Building on August 2nd. Participants will learn how to make a basic sheet, one with colour specs, and one with seeds that can be planted! There will also be an opportunity to arrange dried flowers on the finished paper. Want to create a unique piece of art for your wall or a card for a loved one? This is a great way to add a handmade touch. 

All materials included in the cost of the workshop.

Established in 1977, this summer retreat for adults brings together amateur and professional musicians for one week of instruction and creativity in a collegial environment. Singers and instrumentalists of intermediate to advanced ability build their program from a selection of workshops and ensembles of various size and genre. Concerts by participants and faculty in the evenings offer opportunities to perform or relax and be entertained. Located on Laurier University’s Waterloo campus, NW of Toronto, full accommodations available.

Discover the power of your unique voice and transform your personal experiences into captivating stories—or even the foundation for a one-person show! Join award-winning actor, writer and director, and Artistic Producer of The Flame, Deborah Williams, for an inspiring and welcoming workshop designed for both seasoned storytellers and complete beginners. Come learn how to tell the story only you can tell!

Was there ever a time…

Join over 300 drama and theatrical arts teachers from across Canada for TAEA's National Drama Teachers' Conference. Oct 24th we gather in 10 different in-person conference locations and on Oct 25th we all gather online to celebrate our shared Canadian culture, network and learn from some of Canada's best theatrical arts professionals. Gatherings are taking place in: Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Victoria, Moose Jaw, Stratford, Fredericton NB, St. John's NL and Online

Ready to Soak Up the Sun in Style? 

Join us for an unforgettable evening of fun and hat design! Unleash your creativity as you customize your very own baseball cap with guidance from the amazing Mike Hinchcliff and hosted by BEING board members Eilidh Kyte and Lindsey Thomsen. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to express your style and have a blast with fellow creatives in attendance. Get your tickets now and join us for a night of fun, creativity, and great company! 

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