Pictured here is award-winning artist DeannaMusgrave teaching one ofher workshops "AbstractArt and Non-ObjectivePainting". edVentures hasover 20 drawing, painting,and mixed mediaworkshops from which tochoose. Refer to page 16for details.

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How to Use This Guide .............................................................3About edVentures Fredericton ..................................................6 2011 Week by Week Schedule..................................................8Cool Culture & Fun .................................................................11Every Week at a Glance...........................................................12Special Accommodation Rates ...............................................13How to Get Here......................................................................13 Workshop Facilities, Locations & Partners.............................14Facilities Map............................................................................14 Our Workshops.........................................................................16

Drawing, Painting and Mixed Media.................................16Exploring Creativity............................................................19Family .................................................................................21Fashion & Sewing...............................................................22Heritage Offerings...............................................................23Jewellery & Metalwork.......................................................25Mind, Body & Spirit...........................................................26Photography & Digital Media............................................28Pottery .................................................................................29Textiles ................................................................................30Youth & Children...............................................................32

Your Instructors ........................................................................34 What You Should Know..........................................................41Registration...............................................................................42

Toll free: 1-888-850-1333 Local call: 506-460-2233Fax: 506-460-2474 edVentures@fredericton.cawww.edVentures.ca

Get inspired. Read this program guide or visit theedVentures website www.edVentures.ca for allthe details. Call our toll free line if you havequestions.

Choose from over 120 workshops. To register,you can fill out a registration form from thisguide or on our website, email us or call us. Wemake it easy.

Then, choose your accommodations & planyour week of Cool Culture add-ons. We’venegotiated exclusive rates at local hotels, B&Bsand university dorms for edVentures Frederictonparticipants.

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Award-winning Instructors Top Facilities Over 120 Workshops

our almost 50 instructors teach at theinternationally-renowned New BrunswickCollege of Craft and Design (NBCCD),edVentures’ principal partner.

Programs are available for learners 6 to 106,with most designed primarily for those 16years and older. Children and youthworkshops are also offered and coordinatedto allow parents to participate in edVentureworkshops, while their children safely enjoytheir own age-appropriate programs. Familyworkshops are open to anyone 16 or olderor open for children or youth ifaccompanied by a participating adult. Thisis an opportunity to discover together withyour child or grandchild, through aninteractive learning experience. Up to twochildren are able to take these workshopswhen accompanied by a parent orgrandparent who is taking part. Why nottake advantage of this opportunity to havean interesting experience that will creatememories to last a lifetime!

Workshops take place from 9 am - 12 noonand 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm, unless otherwiseindicated. Lunch is on your own. Severalunique restaurants are nearby. Don’t missout on some great culinary experiences orgrab a bite outdoors and enjoy a leisurelywalk on The Green next to the beautiful St.John River.

Whether you’re touching clay for the firsttime or mastering digital photography,edVentures instructors engage your mindand energize your creativity.

For program updates and furtherinformation, check out the edVenturesFredericton website: www.edVentures.ca

2011 Workshop Categories■ Drawing, Painting and Mixed Media■ Exploring Creativity■ Family■ Fashion & Sewing■ Heritage Offerings ■ Jewellery & Metalwork■ Mind, Body & Spirit■ Photography & Digital Media■ Pottery ■ Textiles■ Youth & Children

AboutedVenturesFredericton

Set in one of the country’s most beautifuland creative communities, edVenturesFredericton is Atlantic Canada’s largest andmost diverse vacation learning program incraft and culture.

The 2011 edVentures summer programfeatures over 120 intensive, small-groupfive-day weekday and shorter weekendworkshops. edVentures workshops run sixweeks from July 4 to August 14.

The edVentures program is located in gentledowntown Fredericton, where you’ll find theNew Brunswick College of Craft and Design(NBCCD) in the heart of the HistoricGarrison District, a National Historic Site.The college and its award-winninginstructors offer almost 40 workshops inedVentures, a program coordinated byFredericton Tourism. In addition to theNBCCD, our partners include theBeaverbrook Art Gallery, the University ofNew Brunswick College of ExtendedLearning, Kings Landing HistoricalSettlement, and the Charlotte Street ArtsCentre (CSAC), located in the St. Anne’sPoint Heritage Preservation Area.

Our summer program combines an easy-going and nurturing atmosphere, informallearning environment, top qualityworkshops, experienced and award-winninginstructors and well-appointed and oftenhistoric facilities. Unless indicatedotherwise, the workshops take place at theNBCCD.

First-timers to long-timers - Whetheryou are a trying something for the first timeor have quite a bit of experience and wantto learn a new technique, edVentures has aselection of beginner and intermediate levelworkshops from which to choose. Comejoin in the fun. No experience necessary.

We’ll weave that exceptional learningexperience into a rich tapestry with easy-to-make connections to our friendly peopleand an after-hours schedule of our CoolCulture offerings, live weekly concerts, andoutdoor films.

Awaken your creativity. Refresh yoursenses. Revitalize yourself.edVentures workshops are taught by some ofNew Brunswick’s most recognized andaward-winning artists and artisans. Many of

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Week 1 - July 4 - 8Workshop Name Instructor Dates Location Length Workshop Materials

Fee Fee■ Acrylic Basics: Introduction to Acrylic Deanna Musgrave July 4 - 8 NBCCD 5 $295 $85■ Beeswax + Pigment = Encaustic Sarah Petite July 4 - 8 NBCCD 5 $395 $75■ Cool Jewellery Creations UNB CEL July 4 - 8 UNB 5 $165 $10■ Draping for Fashion Design Joanne Venart July 4 - 8 NBCCD 5 $395 $60■ Expressive Drawing Carol Everett July 4 - 8 NBCCD 5 $295 $40■ Groovy Garden Art UNB CEL July 4 - 8 UNB 5 $165 $10■ Introduction to Raku Pottery Peter Thomas July 4 - 8 NBCCD 5 $395 $35■ Precious Pearls & Glowing Gems: Kristyn Cooper July 4 - 8 NBCCD 5 $395 $75

Stringing Techniques■ Maritime Writers’ Workshops Various July 4 - 8 UNB 5 $500 N/A■ Steal the Stage Theatre Camp UNB CEL July 4 - 8 UNB 5 $165 $5

Weekend 1 - July 9 & 10■ Altered Book Art Jennifer Beckley July 9 & 10 NBCCD 2 $140 $15■ Beaded Baubles I: Earrings Trudy Gallagher July 9 NBCCD 1 $70 $40■ Beaded Baubles II: Bracelet Trudy Gallagher July 10 NBCCD 1 $70 $40■ Chemical Frenzy Science East July 9 SE 1/2 $35 N/A■ Flax Processing Kings Landing July 9 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A■ Herbs & Medicines Kings Landing July 9 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A■ Introduction to Rug Hooking Elizabeth Bastin July 9 & 10 NBCCD 2 $140 $75■ Painting Backgrounds for Quilts Kathy Tidswell July 9 NBCCD 1 $70 $38

& Embroideries■ Pinhole Photography Drew Gilbert July 9 NBCCD 1 $70 $20■ (Re) Discovering Fredericton’s Architecture John Leroux July 9 NBCCD 1 $70 N/A■ Wu Style Chi Kung & Meditation Anne Marie Fortin July 9 CSAC 1/2 $35 N/A■ Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan Mary Kennedy July 9 CSAC 1/2 $35 N/A■ Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan “Boot Camp” Mary Kennedy July 10 CSAC 1/2 $35 N/A■ Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan: Fifty Plus Mary Kennedy July 10 CSAC 1/2 $35 N/A

Week 2 - July 11 - 15■ Amazing Photography UNB CEL July 11 - 15 UNB 5 $165 $20■ Basics of Drawing with Pencil & Ink Lloyd Fitzgerald July 11 - 15 NBCCD 5 $295 $20■ Fiddle I – Fiddlin’ Around for Youth Katherine Moller July 11 - 15 UNB 5 $295 $30■ Heirloom Blanket Weaving Jacqueline Bourque July 11 - 15 NBCCD 5 $395 $50■ Introduction to Digital Photography Drew Gilbert July 11 - 15 NBCCD 5 $395 N/A■ Introduction to Throwing Juliette Scheffers July 11 - 15 NBCCD 5 $395 $70■ Mini Fashionistas UNB CEL July 11 - 15 UNB 5 $165 $10■ Steal the Stage Theatre Camp UNB CEL July 11 - 15 UNB 5 $165 $5■ The Paper Bag Princess: An Ellen Woolaver July 11 - 15 NBCCD 5 $395 $40

Introduction to Pattern Development

edVentures Workshop Categories■ Drawing, Painting and Mixed Media■ Exploring Creativity■ Family■ Fashion & Sewing■ Heritage Offerings ■ Jewellery & Metalwork■ Mind, Body & Spirit■ Photography & Digital Media■ Pottery ■ Textiles■ Youth & Children

Week by Week2011 Schedule

edVentures Workshop LocationsBAG Beaverbrook Art Gallery (downtown)CSAC Charlotte Street Arts Centre

(downtown heritage area)KLHS Kings Landing Historical Settlement

(37 km from downtown)NBCCD New Brunswick College of Craft and

Design (downtown National Historic Site)SE Science East (downtown)UNB Memorial Hall, University of New

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Weekend 2 - July 16 & 17Workshop Name Instructor Dates Location Length Workshop Materials

Fee Fee■ CFQ Qi Gong Meditation 1 Brune Clavette July 16 & 17 CSAC 2 $140 N/A■ Egg Tempera I: A Fun Introduction William Forrestall July 16 & 17 NBCCD 2 $140 $10

to a Traditional Medium■ Fabric Painting Fun Gladys Neilsen July 17 NBCCD 1/2 $35 $10■ Garden Art Gladys Neilsen July 16 NBCCD 1 $70 $45■ Free Motion Embroidery: Kathy Tidswell July 16 & 17 NBCCD 2 $140 $32

Flowers from Thread■ Introduction to Maille: Deborah Wybou July 16 & 17 NBCCD 2 $140 $50

Making Chain Woven Jewellery■ Personal Guide Books 101: Exploring Carol Everett July 16 & 17 NBCCD 2 $140 $20

Personal Landscapes Through Art■ Rug Hooking & Braiding Kings Landing July 16 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A■ Serger Basics Joanne Venart July 16 NBCCD 1 $70 $10■ Serger Basics Plus Joanne Venart July 17 NBCCD 1 $70 $40■ The Art of Storytelling Joan Meade July 16 NBCCD 1/2 $35 N/A■ Wool Processing Kings Landing July 16 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A

Week 3 – July 18 - 22■ Fiddle II: Fiddlin’ Around for Grown Ups Katherine Moller July 18 - 22 UNB 5 $295 $30■ Five Rings, Five Days Kristyn Cooper July 18 - 22 NBCCD 5 $395 $80■ Hand Building with Clay Juliette Scheffers July 18 - 22 NBCCD 5 $395 $40■ Introduction to Pastel Drawing Lloyd Fitzgerald July 18 - 22 NBCCD 5 $295 $30

& Acrylic Tinting■ Junior Journalism UNB CEL July 18 - 22 UNB 5 $165 $10■ Marvelous Masterpieces UNB CEL July 18 - 22 UNB 5 $165 $10■ Mini Fashionistas UNB CEL July 18 - 22 UNB 5 $165 $10■ Rug Hooking: A Celtic Moment Doris Norman July 20 - 22 NBCCD 3 $160 $85■ Rug Hooking: Shading for Beginners Doris Norman July 18 - 19 NBCCD 2 $140 $55

Weekend 3 - July 23 & 24■ 19th Century New Brunswick Kings Landing July 23 KLHS 1 $70 N/A

Furniture Treasure Hunt■ 19th Century Trades Kings Landing July 23 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A■ Altered Art I: Fall Leaves Betty McCullough July 23 NBCCD 1/2 $35 $15■ Altered Art II: Sheep in the Meadow Betty McCullough July 24 NBCCD 1 $70 $35■ Beginner Basketry Jasmine Cull July 23 NBCCD 1 $70 $25■ Exploring Creativity through Colour Sue Hooper July 24 NBCCD 1 $70 $10■ Grace & Motion: Experiencing Dance, Zsuzsa Szabo-Nyarady July 23 & 24 CSAC 1 $70 N/A

Yoga, and Pilates■ Graphite and Charcoal Drawing Sue Hooper July 23 NBCCD 1 $70 $5

from Still Life■ Introduction to Art Jewellery Erica Sullivan July 23 NBCCD 1/2 $35 $35■ Nature & Art Linda Kelly & July 24 NBCCD 1 $70 $10

Hannah Grant■ SEF: Science East Forensics Science East July 23 SE 1/2 $35 N/A■ Spirit Dolls WhiteFeather July 23 NBCCD 1 $70 $10■ The Art of Batik Painting Rita Sassani July 23 & 24 NBCCD 2 $140 $30■ Yoga for You: Creating your Own Zsuzsa Szabo-Nyarady July 23 & 24 CSAC 1 $70 N/A

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Week 4 - July 25 - 29Workshop Name Instructor Dates Location Length Workshop Materials

Fee Fee■ Amazing Photography UNB CEL July 25 - 29 UNB 5 $165 $20■ Excellent Adventures in Painting & Drawing UNB CEL July 25 - 29 UNB 5 $165 $10■ Free Motion Embroidery: Kathy Tidswell July 27 - 29 NBCCD 3 $160 $40

Creating Textural Artwork■ Free Motion Embroidery: Kathy Tidswell July 25 & 26 NBCCD 2 $140 $32

Painting with Thread■ Introduction to Jewellery-Making Erica Sullivan July 25 - 29 NBCCD 5 $395 $60■ Introduction to Oil Painting: Carol Everett July 25 - 29 NBCCD 5 $295 $40

Light & Shadow■ Project Runway UNB CEL July 25 - 29 UNB 5 $165 $10■ The Darkside of Photography: Oliver Flecknell July 25 & 26 NBCCD 2 $160 $30

Shooting with Black & White Film■ The Darkside of Photography: Oliver Flecknell July 27 - 29 NBCCD 3 $240 $45

The Black & White Darkroom

Weekend 4 – July 30 & 31■ A Taste of Off-Loom Weaving Bronwyn Gallagher July 30 & 31 NBCCD 2 $140 $25■ Basic Introduction to Rug Hooking Elizabeth Bastin July 30 NBCCD 1 $70 $35A /

for Families $25Y■ CFQ Qi Gong Meditation in Brune Clavette July 30 & 31 CSAC 2 $140 N/A

Movement - Level II■ Flax Processing Kings Landing July 30 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A■ Make, Glaze, & Fire Raku Chris Colwell July 30 & Aug. 1 NBCCD 2 $140 $35■ Open Hearth Baking Kings Landing July 30 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A■ To Dye For: Learning Various Dye Methods Melanie Mitchell July 30 & 31 NBCCD 2 $140 $30■ Torchless Treasures: An Introduction Trudy Gallagher July 30 & 31 NBCCD 2 $140 $50 / $100

to the Jewellery/Metal Arts Studio

Week 5 - August 1 - 5■ Awesome Sculpture UNB CEL August 2 - 5 UNB 4 $135 $10■ Egg Tempera II: An In Depth William Forrestall August 1 - 5 NBCCD 5 $295 $20

Introduction to a Traditional Medium■ Forging Family Heirlooms Kristyn Cooper August 1 - 5 NBCCD 5 $395 $80■ Fredericton's Got Talent UNB CEL August 2 - 5 UNB 4 $135 $10■ Mini Fashionistas UNB CEL August 2 - 5 UNB 4 $135 $10■ Off-Loom Weaving Bronwyn Gallagher August 1 - 5 NBCCD 5 $295 $40■ Photoshop for Non-Professionals Drew Gilbert August 1 - 5 NBCCD 5 $395 N/A■ Sew Much Fun: Introduction to Melanie Mitchell August 1 - 5 NBCCD 5 $175 $60

Sewing for Teens

Weekend 5 - August 6 & 7■ Faux Finishing Techniques Jane Geurts August 6 & 7 NBCCD 2 $140 $35■ Folded Tales: Stories with Origami Joan Meade August 6 NBCCD 1/2 $35 N/A■ Hammering & Forging: Creating Deborah Wybou August 6 NBCCD 1 $70 $25

Unique Jewellery Findings■ Herbs & Medicines Kings Landing August 6 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A■ Longevity QiGong Maurice Lavigne August 6 CSAC 1 $70 N/A■ Nature Journaling Erica Sullivan August 6 NBCCD 1 $70 $20■ Quilting Bee Kings Landing August 6 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A■ Silverpoint Drawing Jennifer Beckley August 6 & 7 NBCCD 2 $140 $40■ Visual Design Freeman Patterson August 6 NBCCD 1 $95 N/A

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When you come to Fredericton, AtlanticCanada's Riverfront Capital, not only doyou get a great learning experience but alsothere are lots of cool cultural activities todo the week you're here. From free outdoorfilms & concerts in a lively setting togallery openings and historic walking tours,to an evening of yoga overlooking themajestic St. John River, you're sure to findlots to do, both in and out of theworkshop. And did we mention that wealso have over 85kms of trails with guidedbike tours available?

Here are some of the things that will behappening in Fredericton during your stay.

Free ActivitiesRun / Walk Group - Are you an avidwalker or runner? Enjoy Fredericton's scenictrails along the majestic St. John River withthe people who know them best - the localwalking and running groups.Location: Running Room, Kings Place Mall,440 King St., 506-459-4440

Monday Noon Hour WelcomeBarbeque - For participants taking a 5-dayworkshop, come join in the fun and let ustreat you to a light meal or grab your ownsandwich. Meet fellow participants, learnabout the other workshops taking place, and

hear about the activities going on duringyour edVentures week in a very informaloutdoor setting. Location: Barracks Square - Historic GarrisonDistrict

Outdoor Summer Theatre - FrederictonOutdoor Summer Theatre presents theirCalithumpians in free Theatre-in-The-Park!Expect humorous and historical fare forwhich the Company is famous. Location: Officers' Square - Historic GarrisonDistrict

Guard House Theatre - A theatricalperformance in a historical setting. Greatenjoyment for everyone! Location: Barracks Square - Historic GarrisonDistrict

Cool Culture & Fun

Week 6 - August 8 - 12Workshop Name Instructor Dates Location Length Workshop Materials

Fee Fee■ Abstract and Non-Objective Painting Deanna Musgrave August 8 - 12 NBCCD 5 $295 $85■ Cabochon Stone Setting Erica Sullivan August 8 - 12 NBCCD 5 $395 $65■ Cool Jewellery Creations UNB CEL August 8 - 12 UNB 5 $165 $10■ Excellent Adventures in Painting UNB CEL August 8 - 12 UNB 5 $165 $10

& Drawing■ Folded, Stitched, and Glued: Linda Brine August 8 - 10 NBCCD 3 $240 $15

The Handbound Book■ Folded, Stitched, and Glued: Linda Brine August 11 & 12 NBCCD 2 $160 $10

The Handbound Box■ Picking Up the Pieces: Maria Guevera August 8 - 12 NBCCD 5 $395 $20

Restoration of Pottery & Ceramics■ Printmaking for Beginners Adam MacDonald August 8 - 12 NBCCD 5 $395 $25■ Steal the Stage Theatre Camp UNB CEL August 8 - 12 UNB 5 $165 $5■ That’s Sew Fabulous: Melanie Mitchell August 8 - 12 NBCCD 5 $395 $75

Sewing from Patterns

Weekend 6 - August 13 & 14■ Altered Art III: Purple Lilacs Betty McCullough August 13 & 14 NBCCD 2 $140 $45■ Creativity & Personal Boundary Breaking Jane Geurts August 13 & 14 NBCCD 2 $140 $20■ Exploring Robotics Science East August 13 SE 1/2 $35 N/A■ Introduction to Watercolour I Joan Meade August 13 NBCCD 1 $70 $35■ Introduction to Watercolour II Joan Meade August 14 NBCCD 1 $70 $35■ Meditation in Everyday Life Veit Weber August 14 CSAC 1 $70 N/A■ Relaxation QiGong Maurice Lavigne August 13 CSAC 1 $70 N/A■ Rug Hooking & Braiding Kings Landing August 13 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A■ Sculptural Felting Kim Vose Jones August 13 & 14 NBCCD 2 $140 $30■ Threads and Colours: Kim Bent August 13 NBCCD 2 $140 $20

Weaving on Small Looms & 14■ Wool Processing Kings Landing August 13 KLHS 1/2 $35 N/A

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Each and Every WeekTime Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday8:30am Run / Walk

Group9am - 12pm Workshops Workshops Workshops Workshops Workshops Workshops Workshops12 - 1pm Lunch Welcome Lunch Lunch - Free Lunch Lunch Lunch

Barbeque Concert (12:30)12:15pm Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor

Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre1 - 4pm Workshops Workshops Workshops Workshops Workshops Workshops Workshops4:30pm Guard House Guard House Guard House Guard House Guard House Guard House Guard House

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7pm Changing of Yoga at the Changing of the Guard Lighthouse the GuardCeremony Ceremony

7:30pm Outdoor Outdoor Concert at Concert Concert Lighthouse

9pm Under theStars ClassicFilm Series

9:15pm Haunted Hike Haunted Hike Haunted Hike Haunted Hike Haunted Hike Haunted Hike

Every edVentures Week at a Glance

Under the Stars Classic Film Series-Join our community for a romanticmovie night under the stars. Watchclassic films outdoors on the silverscreen! Refreshments are available on-site.Location: Barracks Square - HistoricGarrison District

Guided Walking Tour - Costumedguides entertain you with local historyand folklore on a free walking tour ofdowntown Fredericton's historic sites.Location: Guided Tours start from CityHall Changing of the Guard Ceremony -With a flash of scarlet and a skirl ofpipes, history comes to life! TheCanadian Army was born in 1884 withthe establishment of the InfantrySchool Corps, Company 'A' inFredericton. Watch as period-dressedguards re-enact a drill ceremony to thebeat of a piper and drummer.Location: Officers' Square - HistoricGarrison District

Outdoor Summer Concert Series -Sit back and unwind while you take inone of our free outdoor concertsfeaturing some of New Brunswick's topperformers. Location: Officers' Square - HistoricGarrison District

Noon Concert - Enjoy a nice mid-daybreak with a free outdoor concert!Location: Barracks Square - HistoricGarrison District

Yoga - Release your mind, body andsoul with yoga on the deck of theLighthouse on the Green overlookingthe majestic St. John River. Donationswecolme. Location: Lighthouse on the Green

Concert Lighthouse on the Green -Take in the scenic views of the St.John River while listening to the softsounds of this free concert on the deckof the Lighthouse on the Green. Location: Lighthouse on the Green

Need a seat? Complimentary chairsare available for visitors to all HistoricGarrison District performances.

Activities ($)Haunted Hikes - Meet the ghosts ofhistoric figures from Fredericton's paston a lantern-lit tour through downtownFredericton. This tour is fun, distinctand exceptional featuring spine tinglingfrights and funny bone tickling gags. Cost: $13 / adult ; $8 / children Location: 796A Queen Street Reservations: Not required unless youhave a large group. 506-457-1975,www.calithumpians.com

For more information check outwww.tourismfredericton.ca.

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Special Accommodation Rates for edVenturesedVentures has negotiatedspecial accommodation rates forall out-of-town edVenturesworkshop participants. 2011rates are listed below. To receivethe special accommodation rateplease call edVentures toll freeat 1-888-850-1333 (NorthAmerica) or local at506-460-2233.All rates are subject toapplicable taxes and availability.

HOTELS / MOTELSAmsterdam Inn559 Bishop DriveRates: $116 single/double ($10 eachadditional guest) - includes breakfast www.amsterdaminns.com

Comfort Inn797 Prospect StreetRates: $89 single / double www.choicehotels.ca/cn241

Crowne Plaza Fredericton LordBeaverbrook659 Queen StreetRates: $149 (single / double) www.cpfredericton.com

Delta Fredericton225 Woodstock RdRates: $129 (single / double) www.deltafredericton.com

Ramada Fredericton480 Riverside Drive, Route 105Rates: $85/single ; $98/double www.ramadafredericton.com

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Entering at Quebec/ Edmunston, NB Border: Travel the Trans Canada Highway Route 2 and arrive in Fredericton in 3 hrs. Exit 280 or 285A, Scenic Route Exit 258.

Entering at Houlton, Maine/ Woodstock, NB Border: Travel along the TCH and arrive in Fredericton in 1 hr. Exit 280, 285, Scenic Route Exit 258.

St. AndrewsEntering at Calais, Maine/ St. Stephen, NB Border: Travel along Route 3 and arrive in Fredericton in 1.5 hrs.

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The Colonel’s Inn843 Union StreetRates: $89 (single with private bath);$99 (double with private bath)www.bbcanada.com/1749

ALTERNATE ACCOMMODATIONS University of New BrunswickRates: $20.50/person single;$17.50/person doublewww.unb.ca/housing

St. Thomas UniversityRates: $35.40 ($40 tax in)/single withprivate bath; $48.68 ($55 tax in)/doublewith private bath

For a complete list of Fredericton areaaccommodations, check outwww.tourismfredericton.ca/en/accommodations/index.

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The edVentures program is centredprimarily in downtown Fredericton.The majority of workshops take place atthe New Brunswick College of Craftand Design (NBCCD). In addition tothe NBCCD, our partner facilitiesinclude the Beaverbrook Art Gallery,the University of New Brunswick ArtsCentre, Kings Landing HistoricalSettlement (37km from downtown),and the Charlotte Street Arts Centre(CSAC), located in the St. Anne’sPoint Heritage Preservation Area.

The Beaverbrook ArtGallery

A gift to the people of New Brunswick,from Lord Beaverbrook, theBeaverbrook Art Gallery is locateddirectly across from the LegislativeAssembly. The Gallery’s permanentcollection features works by Canadianand British artists and a unique sampleof international art. The Galleryexhibits an exciting mix of works fromits own collection as well as works andexhibitions on loan from otherinstitutions. The Gallery’s icon,Salvador Dalí’s Santiago el Grande, ison permanent display.Open year round 9am to 5:30pm,except Sundays from September 16 toJune 30 - (12 noon to 5:30pm),Thursday 9am to 9pm Admission:$8/adult; $6/seniors; $3/students;$18/family. - It’s “Pay as You Wish”Thursdays after 5:30 pm.506-458-8545 or 506-458-2028.Wheelchair accessible.www.beaverbrookartgallery.org

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2New Brunswick College ofCraft and Design

The New Brunswick College of Craftand Design is the home base of themajority of edVentures workshops. Adesignated centre of artistic and creativeexcellence, NBCCD is unique inCanada, offering postsecondaryprograms focused in fine craft anddesign. Its award-winning faculty,students, and graduates contributesignificantly to the high quality ofartistic entrepreneurship and creativeinnovation in New Brunswick. Majorareas of study include Ceramics,Communication Design, FashionDesign, Jewellery/Metal Arts,Photography, and Textiles.

The NBCCD Gallery showcases adiverse range of the best ofcontemporary visual art, design and finecraft. Exhibitions by College students,faculty and graduates feature emergingand established artists. Open year-round, Monday-Friday, 9am to 4:30pm,and by appointment. 457 Queen St.Wheelchair accessible. For moreinformation, please contact NBCCD at506-453-2503; nbccd.email@gnb.ca.

1 Memorial Hall, Universityof New Brunswick

Beautifully situated on the campus ofthe University of New Brunswick,Memorial Hall is home to aperformance hall, art galleries, theUNB Art Centre and the UNB Centrefor Musical Arts. The UNB Art Centreoffers year-round non-credit personaland cultural enrichment courses forpeople of all ages and a variety of artexhibitions regularly in its East andWest Galleries. The Centre also helpsstudents and emerging artists exploretheir artistic endeavors via its Art Zoneprogram and Ground Beatperformances. 9 Bailey Drive, UNB. 506-453-4697.Wheelchair accessible.www.unb.ca/cel/pce

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Kings Landing Historical SettlementClimb aboard a horse-drawn wagon and enjoy a

ride back in time to a world class living historymuseum. At Kings Landing Historical Settlementvisitors are immersed in the sights, sounds, colours,and personalities of a working village, heralding thetransformation of a young colony into a vibrantnation, with houses and trade shops spanning 1790 -1910. The bustle of farm life, tantalizing aromas fromold-fashioned kitchens, the distant melodies fromlively fiddlers and dancing townsfolk combine tocreate the Kings Landing Experience – not to bemissed. Only 20 minutes west of Fredericton, exit#253, Route #2, Trans Canada Highway. Open daily10am to 5pm from May 28 to Canadian Thanksgivingon October 10.506-363-4999 or Tourism New Brunswick’s toll freeline - 1-800-561-0123.www.kingslanding.nb.ca

CharlotteStreetArtsCentre(CSAC)

Lovingly restored byFredericton Arts & Learning,CSAC opened in the fall of2005 and is home to over 15arts organizations and artists.The centre includes a 175-seatauditorium, art, dance andmusic studios, a Latin culturalcentre and more.For a complete listing oforganizations, events andprograms offered visit thewebsite. 732 Charlotte St.454-6952. www.fal-inc.com

Science EastThe old York County Jail,

located at 668 Brunswick St., isnow a centre dedicated to sciencediscovery and fun for all ages.Science East is home to over 150hands-on exhibits which willinspire and engage visitors of allages. During the summer watchthe twice daily science shows at11 am and 2 pm. This fullybilingual science centre is aperfect place for family fun!June 1 to August 31: Mon – Sat:10am-5pm, Sun: 12pm-4pmAdmission: $5 child/student, $7senior, $8 adult, $22 family of 4(each additional child $3)506-457-2340www.scienceeast.nb.ca

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Instructor and Ceramist Chris Colwell pulls a red hot pot out of the kiln. Participants can choose from several pottery workshopsto learn the techniques of glazing and firing on pre-made vessels.

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Our WorkshopsWhether you’re visiting Atlantic Canada’s Riverfront Capital on vacation and looking for a learning adventure or you’re a

resident and interested in broadening your skills, we have over 120 workshops from which to choose!Below please find a complete list of 2011 edVentures workshops available, in order of discipline.

Drawing, Painting and Mixed MediaAbstract and Non-Objective Painting August 8 - 12Acrylic Basics: Introduction to Acrylic July 4 - 8Altered Art I: Fall Leaves July 23Altered Art II: Sheep in the Meadow July 24Altered Art III: Purple Lilacs August 13 & 14Altered Book Art July 9 & 10 Basics of Drawing with Pencil & Ink July 11 - 15Beeswax + Pigment = Encaustic July 4 - 8Egg Tempera I: A Fun Introduction to a Traditional Medium July 16 & 17Egg Tempera II: An In Depth Introduction to a Traditional Medium August 1 - 5Exploring Creativity through Colour July 24Expressive Drawing July 4 - 8Faux Finishing Techniques August 6 & 7Graphite and Charcoal Drawing from Still Life July 23Introduction to Oil Painting: Light & Shadow July 25 - 29Introduction to Pastel Drawing & Acrylic Tinting July 18 - 22Introduction to Watercolour I August 13Introduction to Watercolour II August 14Painting Backgrounds for Quilts & Embroideries July 9 Printmaking for Beginners August 8 - 12Silverpoint Drawing August 6 & 7The Art of Batik Painting July 23 & 24

Abstract and Non-ObjectivePaintingInstructor: Deanna Musgrave Date: August 8 - 12Length: 5-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $85You may not be Pablo Picasso, orWassily Kandinsky, but in this art classyou will learn about these world famouspainters as well as others important tothe world of art. During this five-dayworkshop, you will explore various

Workshop fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $85During this five day workshopparticipants will be introduced to basictechniques of acrylic painting.Participants will begin by developingpaintings from photos and then moveonto observational works. Differentbrush types, color mixing, and a varietyof acrylic painting techniques will bediscussed. Projects will vary dependingon the interests of the group.

Altered Art Painting I: FallLeavesInstructor: Betty McCullough Date: July 23Length: ½ dayTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $15Discover your artistic ability in this halfday painting workshop and incorporateour beautiful coloured leaves into acompleted work. Participants will learnhow to paint a squirrel and acorns onleaves. This work will then be enhancedby an 8 x 10 inch frame and ready tohang. Leaves will be supplied for theprojects and participants will be giventips to preserve their own leaves forfuture projects.

Altered Art Painting II: Sheep inthe MeadowInstructor: Betty McCullough Date: July 24Length: 1-dayLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $35This one-day workshop will allowparticipants to learn how to create thiscountry-set scene on a 9 x 12 inchcanvas and allow beginner painters toexperience the feel of creating texture inboth the background and sheep. Thistechnique will provide a three-dimensional look to the finishedartwork. Learn altered art techniques toenhance your art and give it a uniquelook.

methods to create abstract and non-objective painting. Group critique anddiscussion will assist students to improvetheir work. Concepts of painting music,cubism, fauvism, and minimalism will alsobe covered. See how brushes are used invarying degrees of painting.

Acrylic Basics: Introduction toAcrylicInstructor: Deanna MusgraveDate: July 4 - 8Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner

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Altered Art Painting IIl:Purple LilacsInstructor: Betty McCullough Date: August 13 & 14Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner to IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $45Ever picked up a paint brush before?Even dabbled just a little bit? Well,wait to see what you can create on acanvas with some paint, a palette knife,a few different brushes, tossed in with afew somewhat secret materials, andafter spending two days spent withedVentures instructor BettyMcCullough. Learn how to paint abeautiful bouquet of purple lilacs on an18 x 24 inch Gallery Canvas. Texturepaste will be used to build up flowersand vase and to create a border.Participants will then enhance usingmetallic silver.

Altered Book Art Instructor: Jennifer Beckley Date: July 9 & 10Length: 2-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $15The altered book is an art form inwhich existing books are recycled intonew works of art, using numerouscollage techniques. During this two-dayworkshop participants will exploremixed-media techniques including wetand dry material, collage, preparedgrounds, and co-active imagery totransform an old hard covered bookinto a personal work of art. Theworkshop will begin with a field trip toa local used bookstore whereparticipants will purchase their book.

Basics of Drawing with Pencil& InkInstructor: Lloyd FitzgeraldDate: July 11 - 15Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner to IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $20Note: A materials list may be suppliedinstead of paying the materials fee.Pencil in some time! Learn the basics ofpencil and ink drawing with artistLloyd Fitzgerald, who will start yourtraining with important pencil grips,whole arm motion, shading, practicingthe tonal bar and the effect of one toneon adjacent tones, and how to change

these tones to best advantage. As theweek progresses, students will learn howto apply abstract concepts andtechniques to any image, thus giving thestudent a whole new range of options onhow to enhance the final image. It won’ttake long for you to catch on, and soonyou’ll do simple objects and themes withstill life and symmetrical designs. Theinstructor will encourage you throughvarious stages. Take the handouts homeand keep your pen and pencil moving.

Beeswax + Pigment =EncausticInstructor: Sarah PetiteDate: July 4 - 8Length: 5-daysLevel: All levelsWorkshop Fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $75It sits, molten and ready, in little canson a hotplate. When it’s hot, it’s wet,and when it’s cold, it’s dry. Sounds like ariddle, but in this five-day workshopartist Sarah Petite will teach you how totake the guesswork out of painting in theancient medium of encaustic. Withsawed-off paintbrushes on wood, you canpaint, drip, re-melt, wet-brush, dry-brush, puddle, stamp, scratch, scrape,and fill to get an array of effects. Comeexplore the history of this ancient art.Hands-on experimentation will makeyou an expert in no time.

Egg Tempera I: A FunIntroduction to a TraditionalMediumInstructor: William ForrestallDate: July 16 & 17Length: 2-dayLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $10Note: Participants will be provided withbasic watercolour brushes as part of thematerials fee. Those that have beenpainting may wish to bring along theirfavourite brushes.It’s easy than you might think to paintwith egg yolks! During this two-dayworkshop, William Forrestall will give ashort talk and slide show on thedevelopment of egg tempera paint andhow it affected painting in AtlanticCanada. You will learn variousapplications and painting on heavystock paper. Still life painting may bedone outdoors, weather permitting.Participants will critique and discussindividual paintings.

Egg Tempera II: An In-DepthIntroduction to a TraditionalMediumInstructor: William ForrestallDate: August 1 - 5Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner to IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $20Note: Participants will be provided withbasic watercolour brushes as part of thematerials fee. Those that have beenpainting may wish to bring along theirfavourite brushes.Practice makes perfect! Begin or expandon your knowledge of egg temperapainting. In this five-day course therewill be a brief overview of therelationship between egg yolk and eggtempera paints. Instructor WilliamForrestall will show you how to mix thepaint and prepare a gesso hideskinglueboard panel. While this dries, youwill prepare heavy stock paper forpainting. This longer workshop will giveyou the opportunity for extra practice,with feedback from a professionalpainter. A tour of the Beaverbrook ArtGallery will encourage discussion of theartist’s original work. Outside still lifepainting may be included, weatherpermitting.

Exploring Creativity throughColourInstructor: Sue HooperDate: July 24Length: 1-dayTime: 9 am - 12 noon and1:00 pm - 4:00 pmLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $10Offered By: Fredericton TourismLocation: NBCCDThis one-day workshop is introductionto colour basics through the use ofacrylic painting. Participants willexplore brushwork, composition,emotions and colour and colour mixing.The most striking feature of acrylic paintis its versatility. Discover the variety ofways it can be used from pastel colourwatercolors to intense, vibrant colourthrough palette knife painting.

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Expressive DrawingInstructor: Carol Everett Date: July 4 - 8Length: 5-daysLevel: All LevelsWorkshop Fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40This five-day workshop is designed forparticipants of all levels. The goal willbe to explore various drawingtechniques and graphic materials tobuild confidence in your unique markmaking capabilities. Traditionaldrawing elements such as perspective,composition and rendering will bediscussed. Participants will have theopportunity to work from a variety ofsubject materials including still lives,models, and photos. Class structurewill include gesture drawing, lecture,critiques, individual and group work,project creation and readings. Eachparticipant will have a small portfolioof works on paper by the completionof the workshop.

Faux Finishing TechniquesInstructor: Jane GeurtsDate: August 6 & 7Length: 2-daysLevel: All LevelsWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $35Thinking of redecorating ortransforming a piece of furniture oranother home décor object? In thisfive-day workshop you will learn avariety of paint finishing techniques,from old and treasured to thecontemporary. You will be shownhow to explore introductory methodssuch as marbling, glazing, and trompel’oeil, as well as complex decorativeand painting techniques. Some of thetypes of faux finishing techniques thatwill be covered are color washing,sponge painting, crackle painting,ragging, and rag rolling.

Graphite & Charcoal Drawingfrom Still LifeInstructor: Sue HooperDate: July 23Length: 1-dayLevel: Beginner to IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $5This one-day workshop is designed forbeginning and intermediateparticipants interested in developingstrong drawing skills. The workshopwill start off with some right brain

exercises in contour drawing and thenwork from dark to light exploringcomposition and its value. Participantswill then spend the day doing studiesfrom still life working with line, shapeand texture using graphite pencil, andcharcoal.

Introduction to Oil Painting:Light and ShadowInstructor: Carol EverettDate: July 25 - 29Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner / IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40The success of representational paintingcan partly be attributed to the accuratecapturing of light and shadow. This willbe the primary focus of this five-dayworkshop, beginning with quick studiesof still lives under various lighteningconditions in black and whiteadvancing to colour, again using stilllives painted on prepared paper.Participants will then have theopportunity to draw from their ownsources of inspiration, using personalobjects and/or photos which will bepainted on medium sized canvasapproximately 20 x 16 inches. At thechoice of the participant, secondaryfocuses of the workshop may includethe use of preliminary sketching,composition, colour mixing, learninghow to prepare paper for painting andhow to make their own canvases.Gesture drawing and critics are anintegral part of each day’s work. Eachparticipant will have a small collectionof works on paper and two works oncanvas to take home.

Introduction to Pastel Drawing& Acrylic TintingInstructor: Lloyd FitzgeraldDate: July 18 - 22Length: 5-daysLevel: Intermediate (It would bebeneficial for participants to have takenBasics of Pencil Drawing).Workshop Fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $30Note: A materials list may be suppliedinstead of paying the materials fee.So you know the basics of drawing buthaven’t tried pastels? Come broadenyour drawing technique with this five-day workshop. The first morning will bespent on experimenting with the pastelsto acquire the feel for applying thechalk on paper and achieving different

effects. Once the bare bones techniqueof applying the chalk is accomplished,participants will be introduced to colourmixing and blending. An exercise inexploring complementary colours willbe added to your knowledge.Participants will learn the do’s anddon’ts for enhancing black and whiteimages with colour. As in the pencildrawing course, participants will learnhow to apply pastel in abstracttechniques to change the image innumerous ways with respect tocomposition, contrasting tonal valuesand colour juxtaposition. At mid-week,participants will be introduced to aunique experience; tinting on black andwhite images with acrylic paints. Thistechnique was developed by Fitzgeraldand goes far beyond the old practice ofphoto tinting resulting in an image thattakes tinting to a whole new level.Bring along some meaningful photosand you may be able to create a one ofa kind keepsake.

Introduction to Watercolour lInstructor: Joan MeadeDate: August 13Length: 1-dayLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $35This workshop is a practical, hands-on“how to” of watercolor. Work onachieving the right balance of paintand water, mixing colors, choosingpaper and brushes that are best suited toyou, and learn some little tricks of thetrade that can enhance your work.After taking this one-day workshop,participants will walk away with tipsand instructions for everything neededto begin watercolour. Come play.

Introduction to Watercolour llInstructor: Joan MeadeDate: August 14Length: 1-dayLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $35Note: The materials fee will be waivedfor those that also take Watercolour I. If you have a little experience inwatercolor and want to go to the nextlevel; or, you’ve done watercolor in thepast and want to “brush up” on yourskills, this one-day workshop is for you!Take it either in combination withIntroduction to Watercolour I, or addto your experience with a refresher and

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improve your skills , training your “eye”for color, shape and design on paper.

Painting Backgrounds for Quilts& EmbroideriesDate: July 9Length: 1-dayLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $38Participants will learn to paint usingPebeo fabric paints on cotton fabrics.You will be taught how to mix coloursand create special effects to producefabrics suitable for landscapes, yardages,embroideries, and appliqués. Participantswho take this workshop may beinterested in considering taking Paintingwith Thread or Flowers from Thread tofurther embellish their projects.

Printmaking for BeginnersInstructor: Adam MacDonaldDate: August 8 - 12Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $25Have you been wondering what to dowith all your drawings? Printmaking isan expressive and versatile medium inand of itself but is also a way of creatingbeautiful original prints from oneoriginal matrix. Explore various forms ofprintmaking with drawing instructor andprintmaker Adam MacDonald and learnhow to compose, layer, register and printyour drawings, sketches or designs oncooper plates. Monotype, dry-point,etching and chine colle will becombined to make original works of art.

Silverpoint DrawingInstructor: Jennifer Beckley Date: August 6 & 7Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner to IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40Have you admired the delicate line workof Da Vinci and Durer, accomplishedthrough the mysterious medium of"metal point"? Create your ownmasterpieces and gain experience in thisancient and very accessible drawingmedium. In this two-day workshop youwill learn to prepare drawing panels witha variety of appropriate grounds, bothcontemporary and traditional. Classwork will include an introduction to thefundamentals of chiaroscuro throughcross-hatching. Participants will explore

this medium through the imagery oftheir choice. Possibilities includeportrait, landscape, and still-life.

The Art of Batik PaintingInstructor: Rita SassaniDate: July 23 & 24Length: 2-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $30Learn the ancient art of batik painting.With ancient origins in Egypt, China,India, and Japan, and strong traditionsin Indonesia, batik is a wax-resistdyeing technique known for its unique

patterns. The traditional batiktechnique, used on fabric but also onpaper, is today also applied by modernartists for making art works that havevibrant and deep colors. In this two-dayworkshop, participants will master theessentials of the batik technique.Participants will be taught the essentialsof the wax-resist dye process by initiallyusing rice paper to comfortablyexperiment and master the technique.After mastering this, using cotton orsilk as a medium, participants willcreate scarves, wearable art, or wallhangings.

Creativity and PersonalBoundary Breaking Instructor: Jane GeurtsDate: August 13 & 14Length: 2-daysLevel: All LevelsWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $20In this two-day workshop you will learnto uncover your personal creativity thatis embedded in many forms of creativemodels of thought and theory. The"Law of Attraction" will be explored aswell as manifestation and visualization

found in art making. Marginalized artcreation and theory that are found inmany masters paintings will be touchedon. Journaling through the written wordand image making will be combinedwith the techniques of visualchronicling, using dreams, andimagination. This workshop embracesboth a scientific understanding andintuitive play component of art andwriting. Spontaneous drawings,paintings, and other forms of design andintuitive art making will be encouraged.

Exploring CreativityCreativity & Personal Boundary Breaking August 13 & 14Fiddle II: Fiddlin’ Around for Grown Ups July 18 - 22Garden Art July 16Maritime Writers’ Workshop July 4 - 8Nature Journaling August 6 Personal Guide Books 101: Exploring Personal Landscapes July 16 & 17Through ArtSpirit Dolls July 23The Art of Storytelling July 16

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Fiddle II: Fiddlin’ Around forGrownupsInstructor: Katherine Moller, Date: July 18 - 22Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner to AdvancedWorkshop Fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $30Location: UNB Centre for Musical ArtsAges: 14+Note: The early-bird discount does notapply to this adult workshop.This five-day workshop will giveparticipants lots of extra practice withinstructor Katherine Moller (fiddle).Instruction in Cape Breton, Irish, andOld Tyme styles will make your musiccome alive. You will participate ingroup fiddle classes and orchestra eachday. See how the mix of instrumentsblends for an ear-catching sound.

Garden ArtInstructor: Gladys Neilsen Date: July 16Length: 1-day Workshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $45 Note: All supplies will be provided,however, participants may certainlybring their own ‘rock seat’ for theirsculpture to ‘sit’ on as well as a specialpiece of lace or something that theywish to incorporate into the finished(outdoor) artwork. It is recommendedthat participants not wear their ‘Sundaybest’ and bring along an apron.This one-day workshop offers theparticipant a chance to discover theartist within by creating a one-of-a-kind, weather resistant, environmentfriendly work of art. The day begins bycreating a wire armature wrapped withtinfoil. This is wrapped (mummyfied)with t-shirt fabric dipped in a fabrichardener which is a water based, nontoxic substance. The lunch break allowsthe form to set up so after lunch it canbe "dressed". Next the participant willuse their imagination to bring the formto life as only they can envision.Samples will be available forinspiration. Everyone to bring a healthyimagination and a smile to prepare for afun experience.

Maritime Writers’ WorkshopsInstructor: VariousDate: July 4 - 8Length: 5-one day workshops;3 evening workshopsLevel: Beginner to intermediateWorkshop fee: Daily workshop rate is$125 (plus HST) with a special rate of5 workshops for the price of 4 or $500(plus HST) for all 5 days. Eveningworkshop rate is $45 + HST. Due tothis offer no other discounts will apply.Materials Fee: N/ALocation: UNBAre you ready to take your writing tothe next step? MWW 2011 offers aseries of fast-paced, dynamic one-day orevening workshops on writing essentialsto help you get started and take you allthe way to publication.  Don't miss thisexciting opportunity to work with someof the region's best writers!

Nature JournalingInstructor: Erica SullivanDate: August 6Length: 1-dayLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $20Inspired by nature? Join Erica Sullivanfor a day of Nature Journaling. You willlearn about different species that growin Fredericton, and various ways todraw or record them in a naturejournal. Many people enjoy nature butare stumped as to how to begin drawingit; in this workshop you will have theopportunity to practice many differentexercises on how to get startedrecording your favourite plants andanimals into your journal.

Personal Guide Books 101:Exploring Personal Landscapesthrough Art Instructor: Carol EverettDate: July 16 & 17Length: 2-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $20An exploration of your world throughpictures and inner dialogue is much likea treasure hunt. Even though we liveour lives surrounded by others, we all,in some way, come from differentworlds. The lay of the land - thelandscape - the map - these are only thewords that point and try to givemeaning to the collection of your life

experiences and your own unique world.And just as the decisions we make createour lives, decisions create art. Theobjective of this weekend workshop is toexplore this process through drawingexercises. The topics that will bediscussed will include who is youraudience and honesty in mark making.The resulting works should appearcompletely different, proving theuniqueness of each participant.

Spirit DollsInstructor: WhiteFeather Date: July 23Length: 1-dayLevel: All Levels Workshop fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $10Note: Participants should considerbringing along a small, sentimentalkeepsake.Do you have a tiny trinket withsentimental value that you’d like tokeep? In this full-day workshop withtextile artist WhiteFeather, you willengage in several different techniques ofdoll-making. Using waxing fabric, wetfelting, needle felting, and sewing, youwill create a small doll that will guardyour trinket forever. While you are increative mode, WhiteFeather will informyou of the cultural and spiritual meaningof dolls. What will your doll carry safelywith her at all times?

The Art of StorytellingInstructor: Joan MeadeDate: July 16Length: 1/2-dayTime: 1:00 pm – 4:00 pmLevel: All Levels Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ANote: Participants should bring along apen and paper.You are a storyteller! We all tell stories.We often fail to recognize what we do asstorytelling. If as a Teacher, Parent,Librarian or Storyteller, you would liketo feel more secure sharing stories, yoursor someone else’s: grandchildren,students, your friends and perfectstrangers...this is the workshop for you.In this half-day workshop learn how tofind and shape your tales and work ondelivery. It doesn’t matter if you are aseasoned teller or think you’ve nevertold a story in your life, if you lovestories...you’ll love this session.

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These workshops allow younger family members to take part if accompanied by aparticipating parent or grandparent. Age minimums varies so please refer to the individualworkshop descriptions for the age requirements. Family or Multi-Generational workshopsare also open to anyone 16+.

Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Science East Ages: For ages 16+ or for children 8+when accompanied by a participatingadult (Limit of 2 children per adult).Using Lego Mindstorms, explore theworld of robotics by building andprogramming your own wonderfulcreations. Make a sumo-bot and takepart in a Robot Wars battle, or select arobot from our menagerie like a dog,scorpion or even a rattlesnake! Thisworkshop is suitable for all agesalthough some robots can be a littlechallenging to build. Full instructionwill be provided from qualified staff.

Fabric Painting FunInstructor: Gladys Neilsen Date: July 17Length: ½ -day Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmWorkshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $10 Note: Workshop price is per familygroup to a maximum of 3, however,materials fee is per person. Participantsshould bring along two or three denimarticles. These could be garments, bags,canvas sneakers, pillows, etc – anysurface that may be painted. Bring yoursmiles and get ready to relax and havesome fun. For ages 16+ or for children10+ when accompanied by aparticipating adult (Limit of 2 childrenper adult).This half-day project-based workshopwill begin with a chat about tips andtechniques for painting on fabric. Youwill spend some time choosing designsthat fit your denim. You will check outsamples and watch a demo by yourinstructor before selecting your owndesign and getting into the paint. Joinin a fun afternoon of decorating andtransforming your denim items intopersonalized works of art!

Folded Tales: Stories withOrigamiInstructor: Joan MeadeDate: August 6Length: 1/2-dayTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/AAge: For ages 8 and over whenaccompanied by a participating adult.(Limit of 2 children per adult).Note: Price is per family group to amaximum of 3. Origami is the ancient art of paper

Basic Introduction to RugHooking for FamiliesInstructor: Elizabeth BastinDate: July 30Length: 1-dayLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $35 adult, $25 youthAge: For ages 12 and over whenaccompanied by a participating adult.(Limit of 2 children per adult).Note: Workshop price is per familygroup to a maximum of 3. For theyounger members of the group, theoption to design their own 8"x8"pattern using available shapes ispossible or they may use the sameprinted pattern as the adults use. Traditional rug hooking is an activitywhich can be enjoyed by all age groups.Why not join in a day of fun and learnhow to make a small hooked item theway past generations did? Participantswill learn how to hook straight lines,curves, borders and finishing techniqueswhile hooking the given pattern as wellas what to look for when choosingwools for hooking. The pace will bemeasured to ensure that the participantis comfortable with one techniquebefore moving to the next. The kit willinclude hook, pattern and woolen fabricfor hooking. All you need to bring isscissors, a quilt hoop and an interest in

trying your hand at something new.Some frames will be available for loanfor the duration of the workshop.

Chemical FrenzyDate: July 9Length: ½ dayTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Level: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Science East Ages: For ages 16+ or for children 6+when accompanied by a participatingadult (Limit of 2 children per adult).Enter the explosive world of chemicalreactions and try your hand at otherexperiments, some of which you caneven eat. Have fun making your ownglow-in-the-dark slime and take homeyour own booklet of chemistryexperiments so you can create your ownfun using everyday household materials.This workshop is suitable for all ages,with a real focus on a fun environmentwhere the science is explained in aclear, easy to understand manner.

Exploring RoboticsDate: August 13Length: ½ dayTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Level: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)

FamilyBasic Introduction to Rug Hooking for Families July 30Chemical Frenzy July 9 Exploring Robotics August 13Fabric Painting Fun July 17Folded Tales: Stories with Origami August 6 Nature & Art July 24SEF: Science East Forensics July 23

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folding which has intrigued millions ofpeople for thousands of years. Familieswill hear stories from storyteller JoanMeade, who boasts of knowing more thanthree hundred tales, and then learn tocreate origami which will refer to thosetales just heard. Take home your modelsand show your friends how creative youare. Teach them how to paper-fold andtell them the stories you have heard. Passit on!

Nature and Art: A FamilyExperienceInstructors: Linda Kelly and HannahGrantDate: July 24Length: 1-day (6 hours)Workshop Fee: $70Materials Fee: $10Ages: For ages 6 to 10 years of age,accompanied by a participating adult.(Limit of 2 children per adult).Note: Workshop fee of $70 is the cost perfamily group to a maximum of 3. The $10materials fee is per person. This one-day workshop will present aseries of family-focused activitiesexploring the world of nature and art. It isdesigned to encourage a spirit of wonderand excitement, inviting participants tolook, learn and share. There will begroup work and age appropriate learningexperiences, including nature walks,discussions and art activities.

SEF: Science East ForensicsDate: July 23Length: ½ dayTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Level: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Science East Ages: For ages 16+ or for children 6+when accompanied by a participatingadult (Limit of 2 children per adult).Budding detectives are invited to learnabout the hi-tech world of forensicscience. Learn how to collect fingerprints,extract DNA, spot counterfeit money andother techniques used by the police.Then apply everything you’ve learned byhelping solve a terrible crime thathappened at Science East! This workshopis suitable for all ages, with a real focus ona fun environment where the science isexplained in a clear, easy to understandmanner.

Draping for Fashion DesignInstructor: Joanne VenartDate: July 4 - 8Length: 5-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $60Designing clothing by draping on astand allows designers the ability towork out their design ideas threedimensionally and see their designscome to life immediately. Fashiondesigners primarily use two ways toachieve their design ideas; one is by flatpattern development and the other isby draping. Most people who designusually prefer one method over theother. In this five-day workshopparticipants will explore the basics ofdraping and try out some design ideason a stand. This workshop is intendedto complement the Paper Bag Princess,which is a pattern drafting workshop.

Serger BasicsInstructor: Joanne VenartDate: July 16Length: 1-dayLevel: Intermediate Workshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $10Note: Participants are asked to bringalong their own sewing machine withbasic sewing kit. A $10 loan fee willapply to those who do not bring alongtheir own machine. This needs to bereserved when registering for theworkshop.

Fashion & SewingDraping for Fashion Design July 4 - 8Serger Basics July 16Serger Basics Plus July 17Sew Much Fun: Introduction to Sewing for Teens August 1 - 5That’s Sew Fabulous: Sewing from Patterns August 8 - 12The Paper Bag Princess: An Introduction to Pattern Development July 11 - 15

How’s your tension – a little too taut?Perhaps things are loose and comingunraveled? Then it’s time you took thisone-day serger workshop with costumerJoanne Venart. Throughdemonstrations and hands-onexperience, you will have theopportunity to learn how the sergermachine works, how to troubleshootproblems, and play with its potential.Take home your finished sampler as areminder of all the techniques andapplications you can master. Stopcoming apart at the seams!

Serger Basics PlusInstructor: Joanne VenartDate: July 17Length: 1-dayLevel: IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40Note: Participants are asked to bringalong their own sewing machine withbasic sewing kit. A $10 loan fee willapply to those who do not bring alongtheir own machine. This needs to bereserved when registering for theworkshop.In this one-day workshop, participantswill have the opportunity to explore,experiment and apply some of thetechniques they have learned in theone-day Serger Basics workshop.Participants can apply their knowledgeby working on a simple garment, suchas a circle skirt, T-shirt or simpleproject that can be completed in theclass.

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Sew Much Fun: Introduction toSewing for TeensInstructor: Melanie MitchellDate: August 1 - 5Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $175 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $60Ages: 13+Are you tired of meeting peers wearingthe same clothing? Do you go shoppingand find 20 items exactly the samecolour in your community? Want tocreate your own unique look? In thisfive-day course, fashion designerMelanie Mitchell will show you how tomake your own designs. She will teachyou to develop your own patterns, oruse those provided, to make accessoryitems such as hat, bag, mitts/scarf oreven a simple curtain. If you havesimple sewing machine knowledge, letMelanie Mitchell show you how tospice up your wardrobe. Then watchheads turn when you walk down thestreet.

That’s Sew Fabulous: Sewingfrom PatternsInstructor: Melanie MitchellDate: August 8 - 12Length: 5-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $75Improve your sewing skills and spice upyour wardrobe! You will learn to readand follow pattern instructions, makemock-ups, do fittings, and learn manytips and tricks for making your ownclothes.

The Paper Bag Princess:An Introduction to PatternDevelopmentInstructor: Ellen WoolaverDate: July 11 - 15Length: 5-daysLevel: IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40Would you like to design completelyoriginal clothing? Something that willamaze your friends and colleagues? JoinEllen Woolaver in this five-dayworkshop as she teaches you totransform brown paper into somethingexceptional. Learn patterndevelopment for fashion design – somequarter scale, some full scale - mock upswill be fitted for bodice and skirt . Bringyour basic sewing skills and leave with anew talent.

Loyalist Heritage & Craft19th Century New BrunswickFurniture Treasure HuntInstructor: Darrell ButlerDate: July 23Level: Beginner Time: 9:00 am - 4:00pmLength: 1 dayWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: KLHSThe material history of New Brunswickpaints a fascinating picture of the peoplewho lived here in the 19th century –about their station, their pride, theircraftsmanship. Join Kings Landing’smaterial historian and chief curatorDarrell Butler as he leads the waythrough a treasure trove of artifactfurniture in both the historic village andthe New Brunswick Heritage CollectionCentre. Examine the work of suchcraftsmen as John Warren Moore, RobertChillas and Thomas Nisbet, during thisfull day of treasure hunting at KingsLanding. Lunch will be provided at thehistoric King’s Head Inn restaurant.

Built Heritage(Re) Discovering Fredericton’sArchitectureInstructor: John LerouxDate: July 9Length: 1-dayLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/AAre you intrigued or fascinated by thehistoric buildings that surround us?Would you like to delve into some ofFredericton’s unique structures thatare central to the cultural history ofCanada? From 220 year-old woodenhomes to National Historic Sitechurches to overlooked contemporarygems, architect and art historian JohnLeroux will help you look atFredericton’s architecture from anartistic and creative perspective.Following a vibrant illustrated talk,participants will then visit a numberof downtown buildings and interiorspaces, many of which are normallyclosed to the public. Participants areasked to bring a digital camera orsketchbook as we will decipher therelevance, beauty, and craft ofarchitecture through an up-closeexamination of its components and'hidden' features.

Heritage Offerings & Traditional Craft(Re) Discovering Fredericton’s Architecture July 919th Century New Brunswick Furniture Treasure Hunt July 2319th Century Trades July 23Flax Processing July 9 & July 30Herbs & Medicines July 9 & August 6Open Hearth Baking July 30Quilting Bee August 6 Rug Hooking & Braiding July 16 & August 13Wool Processing July 16 & August 13

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19th Century TradesDate: July 23Level: Beginner Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00pmLength: 1/2 dayWorkshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: KLHSA 19th century carpenter worked withnails made by the local blacksmith, andthe blacksmith’s bucket came from thecooper shop next door. The cooper andthe carpenter needed material cut atthe sawmill, and the printer preparedthe bags used at the gristmill forbuckwheat flour. Work with each ofthese experts to learn how trades werethe engine that kept a 19th centurycommunity running.

Flax ProcessingDate: July 9, July 30Level: Beginner Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00pmLength: 1/2 dayWorkshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: KLHSDon’t get your hackles up yet – thiscould be fun! Early settlers spent asmuch time processing flax as they didwool. They used the linen cloth forclothing and tea towels. The expression‘flaxen beauty’ comes from the flaxplant; the blue blossoms represent blueeyes and the combed out flax look verymuch like a young lady’s blond locks. Inthis half-day workshop, you will learnthe process of rippling, retting, braking,scutching, hackling, spinning, andweaving. It takes about a year to processfrom flax plant to cloth, but it won’ttake you that long to learn.

Herbs & MedicinesDate: July 9, August 6Level: Beginner Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00pmLength: 1/2 dayWorkshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: KLHSMr. Jones’ pneumonia was cured with amustard plaster. Susie fell and cutherself badly so her mother made a

temporary scab using flour to stop thebleeding. Mrs. Wright sat her baby in abath with cornstarch to relieve diaperrash. This half-day workshop with thesettlement’s medicine lady will give youa wealth of knowledge. Using common,household ingredients, herbs from thegarden, or native plants growing alongthe roadways, you will make salves,poultices, and teas, sure to cure theailments of any family.

Open Hearth BakingDate: July 30Level: Beginner Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00pmLength: 1/2 dayWorkshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: KLHSYou’ve been told you have companycoming for dinner – in the 19th centurythat meant a noon meal with dessert.Your only means of baking gingerbreadis the fireplace and several cast ironpots. In this half-day workshop, you willlearn to bake using both a wall oven inyour fireplace and a Dutch oven. Ifyou’ve got the right amount of coalsunder, and on top of, the Dutch oven,your cake will bake in no time. Youhave no timer, but you can check yourcake with a piece of straw to see if it’sdone.

Quilting BeeDate: August 6Level: Beginner Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00pmLength: 1/2-day Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: KLHSThread your needle and put yourthimble on! It’s time for a quilting bee.This event was about more than theproduction of bed coverings, it was achance for community women to gettogether and socialize. In this half-dayworkshop, an experienced quilter willteach you the history of quilting andshow you artifact quilts displayed atKings Landing. You will discuss how toset up and quilt a typical bed covering,then try your hand at the Nine PatchStar pillow-top that you can take home.Quilt side by side with the costumedKings Landing staff on a reproductionquilt they are working on in a heritagehome and catch up on the gossip of a19th century village.

Rug Hooking and Braiding Date: July 16, August 13Level: Beginner Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00pmLength: 1/2-day Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: KLHSStep out of bed onto a cold, board floor.In the 19th century, fireplaces were theonly form of heat and often died downduring the night. When your woolskirts or aprons developed holes inthem you never threw them out. Clothof any kind was highly valued becauseit took a lot of time and effort to makeit. In this half-day workshop, you willlearn the tools and techniques used tohook rugs and work on a reproductionrug with Kings Landing staff. Forbraided rugs you will sew strips of clothinto long lengths, braid them, thenshape them into oval, circular, orrectangular rugs.

Wool ProcessingDate: July 16, August 13Level: Beginner Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00pmLength: 1/2-day Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: KLHSIf you’re not afraid of being called aspinster, why not participate in thishalf-day workshop and learn the stagesof processing wool – washing, carding,dyeing, spinning, and weaving orknitting. See how the ladies of 19thcentury New Brunswick produced theirown clothing from the resources aroundthem. During this workshop you willhave the opportunity to use artifact andreproduction tools. If you’re an animallover, then enjoy a visit with theCotswald sheep and compare their woolto that of other breeds on site. If yourhands are dry, you can pet the sheepand take advantage of the lanolin.

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the earrings workshop the day before ortake this one on its own. TrudyGallagher will help guide your creation.Be bold. Be beautiful. Bejewel . . .yourself.

Cabochon Stone SettingInstructor: Erica SullivanDate: August 8 - 12Length: 5-daysLevel: IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $65Want to expand on your basicknowledge of jewellery making? Do youenjoy stones and want to learn thetechnique of setting cabochon stones?Move up to the next step with metalartist Erica Sullivan. In this five-dayworkshop, you will explore piercing,soldering, stone setting, and polishing.You will create two band rings, and abeautiful stone set pendant to take homeand showcase to friends and family.

Five Rings, Five DaysInstructor: Kristyn CooperDate: July 18 - 22Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $395(plus HST)Materials Fee: $80The ring is perhaps one of the mostsignificant personal objects known to

humankind. This simple circular formhas been used as a powerful symbol oflove, friendship, commitment,membership and status throughouthistory. Join metalsmith Kristyn Cooperin this exciting and productiveworkshop where you will create fivevastly different silver rings in five days.Explore a range of professionaltechniques from forming and solderingto polishing and stone setting. Whatwill your rings symbolize?

Forging Family HeirloomsInstructor: Kristyn CooperDate: August 1 - 5Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $395(plus HST)Materials Fee: $80What will you leave for the nextgeneration? How about a stunning pairof hand-forged silver serving utensils?Learn the magical art of silversmithingin this intensive five day workshop withmetalsmith Kristyn Cooper. Discoverthe traditional techniques of forging,planishing and polishing metal as youliterally form these treasures from alump of solid sterling silver. Impressyour family this summer and walk awaywith two heirlooms that are certain tobe cherished for years to come!

Hammering & Forging: CreatingUnique Jewellery FindingsInstructor: Deborah WybouDate: August 6Length: 1-dayLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $70 (plus HST) Materials Fee: $25Are you making handmade jewelleryand using commercially purchased bulkfindings to complete your pieces? In thisone day workshop participants willlearn how to work with and form silverand/or copper wire into jewellerycomponents such as bails, clasps,headpins, and ear wires to completeyour own totally handmade artisticjewellery.

Introduction to Art JewelleryInstructor: Erica SullivanDate: July 23Length: 1/2 dayTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $35In this half-day workshop, with metalartist Erica Sullivan, you will use pliersand semi-precious stone beads to create

Beaded Baubles! I - EarringsInstructor: Trudy GallagherDate: Saturday, July 9Length: 1-dayLevel: All LevelsWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40Bought some beautiful beads on your lastholiday? Charms you are not wearing?Little mementos you bought because youcouldn’t live without them? Bring themto this workshop and learn to make yourown beaded earrings with TrudyGallagher. Eclectic, exotic, funky,whimsical – YOU decide! By learning thebasics of wire wrapping, rosary, andmaking your own ear hooks, you will bethe creator of your own personalizedearrings! Tap into your creative side,delight yourself, and amaze your friends.Be bold. Be beautiful. Bejewel . . .yourself.

Beaded Baubles! II - BraceletInstructor: Trudy GallagherDate: Sunday, July 10Length: 1-dayLevel: All LevelsWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40Tired of wearing jewellery that doesn’treally match your personality? Make abracelet that is uniquely yours. Take thisfull-day workshop in conjunction with

Jewellery & MetalworkBeaded Baubles I: Earrings July 9 Beaded Baubles II: Bracelet July 10Cabochon Stone Setting August 8 - 12Five Rings, Five Days July 18 - 22Forging Family Heirlooms August 1 - 5Hammering & Forging: Creating Unique Jewellery Findings August 6 Introduction to Art Jewellery July 23Introduction to Jewellery-Making July 25 - 29Introduction to Maille: Making Chain Woven Jewellery July 16 & 17Precious Pearls & Glowing Gems: Stringing Techniques July 4 - 8Torchless Treasures: An Introduction to the Jewellery/ July 30 & 31Metal Arts Studio

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fashionable jewellery. Design your ownset of earrings and matching bracelet.Then, be prepared to watch as peopleadmire your new accessories whereveryou go! Next time you’re out hikingaround, pick up some pretty stones, tobegin your own collection of creativejewellery.

Introduction to Jewellery-MakingInstructor: Erica SullivanDate: July 25 - 29Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $60Tired of commonplace jewellery that youcan buy anywhere? Why not make yourown? In this five-day workshop, EricaSullivan will encourage you to explorepiercing, cutting, texturing, coldconnections, and polishing of metal inorder to create unique pieces of jewellery.You will start the week off by making aset of earrings and pendant out of copper.By the end of the week you will takehome your personally designed andcreated sterling silver pendant andearrings too!

Introduction to Maille: MakingAncient Chain Woven JewelleryInstructor: Deborah WybouDate: July 16 & 17Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $140 (plus HST) Materials Fee: $50In jewellery-making, maille orchainmaille is a chain made up of apattern of interlocking rings called aweave. In this two day workshops,participants will learn about the historyof maille. The sessions will focus on adifferent type of maille includingEuropean, Persian, Japanese, Spiral, andCeltic. Students will choose a particularweave and create a piece of relatedjewellery.

Precious Pearls & GlowingGems: Stringing TechniquesInstructor: Kristyn CooperDate: July 4 - 8Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $395(plus HST)Materials Fee: $75Discover the magical allure of pearls andquality gemstone beads during this five-day workshop with metalsmith, KristynCooper. You will explore professionalwire techniques such as wrapping androsary, learn about semi-precious gems,

build hand-crafted clasps, and evencreate a classic strand of pearls usingsilk cord and the traditional “knotting”technique.

Torchless Treasures: AnIntroduction to theJewellery/Metal Arts StudioInstructor: Trudy GallagherDate: July 30 & 31Length: 2-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $50 / $100Note: The $50 materials fee covers thecost of non-precious metals anddisposable studio supplies. If you wishto upgrade your jewellery pieces tosterling silver, you will have the optionto do so at an additional cost

determined at the beginning of theworkshop.Description: Looking to make somedistinctive pieces? Take this two-dayworkshop from designer TrudyGallagher and discover how to makestunningly beautiful jewellery. Usingthe centuries old systems of coldjoining, you will learn pierce workthrough the use of a jeweller’s saw aswell as how to use rivets, tabs binding,and even use eyeglass screws withoutthe use of any torches or propane. Youwill be able to take away the knowledgeof techniques such as filing, sawing,sanding, polishing, and applying apatina. During this workshop you willbe able to make your own pendant andearrings.

Mind, Body & SpiritCFQ Qi Gong Meditation in Movement - Level I July 16 & 17CFQ Qi Gong Meditation in Movement - Level II July 30 & 31Grace & Motion: Experiencing Dance, Yoga, and Pilates July 23 & 24Longevity Qi Gong August 6 Meditation in Everyday Life August 14Relaxation Qi Gong August 13Wu Style Chi Kung & Meditation July 9 Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan July 9 Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan “Boot Camp” July 10Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan: Fifty Plus Introductory Level (50+) July 10Yoga for You: Creating your Own Personal Practice July 23 & 24

CFQ Qi Gong Meditation inMovement – Level IInstructor: Brune ClavetteLevel: Beginner Date: July 16 & 17Length: 2-daysWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreNote: Participants should wear looseclothing.Stressed? Tired? Want to feel free as a

butterfly? How about an initial two-dayworkshop that will teach you everythingyou need to know in order to relaxwithin minutes? This level 1 beginnercourse of meditation through movementwill show you the Hexagram Dance,Lotus Walk, Happy Body, GroundingQi, Butterfly Movement, and Love MyBody moves. These will help lead you tobetter health in no time. Variousmaterials will be available from MasterYap Soon Yeong and Co-founder Dr.Chok Hiew.

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CFQ Qi Gong Meditation inMovement - Level IIInstructor: Brune ClavetteLevel: IntermediateDate: July 30 & 31Length: 2-daysWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreNote: Participants should wear looseclothing.Have you already taken Level 1 CFQ QiGong? Come ''home'' within your mostinner core connection. During this more''in-depth'' meditation, you will get achance to review the level 1 movementsand go into long releases. This two-dayworkshop will work towards freeing andclearing old stale karmic energies, openingyou for healing experiences.

Grace & Motion: ExperiencingDance, Yoga, and PilatesInstructor: Zsuzsa Szabo-Nyarady Date: July 23 & 24Length: 6 hours – 3 hours per afternoonTime: 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Level: Beginner to Intermediate Workshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreNote: Participants should wearcomfortable clothing and have bare feet.Bringing along a yoga mat isrecommended. Explore Yoga, Pilates & Modern Danceby attending this enjoyable & non-judgmental workshop. This is your chanceto gently stretch every muscle in yourbody, strengthen your core, learn basicmodern dance & ballet techniques andexplore your artistic expression throughmovement in a wonderfully relaxedatmosphere. Become more centered,integrate your mind & body, improve yourlevel of fitness and most of all, have agreat time. All skill levels are welcome.

Longevity Qi GongInstructor: Maurice LavigneDate: August 6Length: 1 dayLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreQi Gong focuses on balancing the body'senergy system in a manner that promoteshealth, wellness and longevity. It is themost powerful element of TraditionalChinese Medicine as it acts directly onthe body's Qi or life force. Refresh andrenew both mind and body. Learn to openmajor energy gates, allowing blood and Qito flow abundantly. Feel refreshed and

vibrant, and in harmony with yourself andyour environment. Featured in this full-day workshop is a series of simple Qi Gongexercises that open the body's energygates. Participants will also learn astanding meditation form, abdominalbreathing, powerful healing sounds, as wellas acupressure massage to help strengthenthree organs central to the body's longterm health, the kidneys, liver and spleen.

Meditation in Everyday LifeInstructor: Veit WeberLevel: Beginner Date: Sunday, August 14Length: 1-dayWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ANote: Participants should dresscomfortably.During the one-day workshop participantswill learn a basic breathing meditationtechnique called Shamatha, meaning“peaceful abiding”, as well as anintroduction to some contemplation-stylemeditation. Fundamentally, participantswill learn to relax which will be helpful ineveryday life. Although the instructor iswell versed in the tradition of ShambhalaBuddhist, the approach taken in theworkshop will be secular and welcomesparticipants from all religious backgroundsand traditions. If you can find ten minutesin your day, you will be able to practiceand incorporate what you learn into yourdaily routine.

Relaxation Qi GongInstructor: Maurice LavigneDate: Saturday, August 13Length: 1-dayLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreLearn to let go of stress and move inharmony with the rhythm of the universe.Feel relaxed and vibrant, one with yourselfand your environment. Qi Gong focuseson balancing the body's energy system in amanner that promotes health, wellnessand longevity. It is the most powerfulelement of Traditional Chinese Medicineas it acts directly on the body's Qi or lifeforce. Featured in this Qi Gong style arepowerful exercises that help releaseingrained stress and tension. Tap into thepower of the universe. In this full-dayworkshop, participants will be introducedto Open with the Universe Meditation,Smiling Breath, Shaking Method andSpontaneous Qi Gong, as well as a seriesof acupressure massage techniquesdesigned to balance the body's energysystem.

Wu Style Chi Kung & Meditation:Relax – Breathe – Focus -EnergizeInstructors: Anne-Marie FortinDate: Saturday, July 9Length: 1/2-dayTime: 9 am - 12 noon Level: Beginner Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreNote: Participants should wear looseclothing.Use your breath to re-energize your body& mind. In this workshop learn toincrease your lung capacity and bodyawareness and let go of restricting bodytension. The Chinese believe thatblocked Chi causes illness so why notparticipate in this half-day session of WuStyle Chi Kung and learn the basics ofproper body alignment, relaxation,extension and coordinated bodymovement energized with breath.Practice the art of meditation (focusingand stilling the mind) and breathe easierwith a more balanced and centeredlifestyle.

Wu Style Tai Chi ChuanInstructor: Mary KennedyDate: Saturday, July 9Length: 1/2-dayTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreNote: Participants should wear loose,comfortable clothing. Bare feet, sock feetor good fitting flat soled sneakers/shoes.This is a beginner level class appropriateto all ages and fitness levels.Is your body struggling to keep up withthe demands? During this half-dayworkshop rejuvenate both your body andmind. Learn how to align your body forease of movement, better balance,coordination and flexibility. Practice WuStyle Tai Chi Chuan for a more relaxed,focused, confident you. This workshopwill introduce you to the history andpractical basics of this centuries oldtradition. You will be guided through aseries of basic warm up exercises, selectedsingle form exercises from the 54-movement hand form as well asdemonstrations of selected weapons formsand martial exercises and applications.Rejuvenate your body and mind.

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Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan “BootCamp”Instructor: Mary KennedyDate Sunday, July 10Length: 1/2-dayTime: 9:00 am – 12 noon Level: Beginner Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreNote: This class is not appropriate forpeople looking to just get startedexercising, but is intended for those whodo exercise but want to take it to anotherlevel.Yes, you read it right- Tai Chi BootCamp. If you are bored with your“regular” workout, this may be just whatyou are looking for. This is a totalmind/body conditioning workout.Increase your endurance, improve yourflexibility, challenge yourself (body andmind) and have fun. You willsweat…guaranteed. This is a greatworkout! This workshop will provide youwith a wealth of Tai Chi Chuan exerciseswhich you can easily incorporate intoyour regular exercise routine.

Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan: Fifty PlusIntroductory Level (50+)Instructor: Mary KennedyDate: Sunday, July 10Length: 1/2-dayTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $35 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreNote: Participants should wear loose,comfortable clothing. Bare feet, sock feetor good fitting flat soled sneakers/shoes.This is a beginner level class appropriateto all ages (50+) and fitness levels.Better Balance, Circulation, ImprovedFlexibility and Memory are but a few ofthe possible health benefits of PracticingWu Style Tai Chi Chuan. Learn how tomove your body (and mind) with morefreedom and ease. This workshop willintroduce you to a sampling of the basicTai Chi warm up exercises geared forthose over fifty and the 1st fewmovements of the 108 movement handform with a focus on relaxation andhaving fun!

Yoga for You: Creating your OwnPersonal PracticeInstructor: Zsuzsa Szabo-Nyarady Date: July 23 & 24Length: 6 hours – 3 hours per morningTime: 9:00 am – 12 noon Level: Beginner to Intermediate Workshop Fee: $70 (plus HST)

Materials Fee: N/ALocation: Charlotte Street Arts CentreNote: Participants should wearcomfortable clothing and have bare feet.Bringing along a yoga mat isrecommended.Are you thinking of practicing yoga athome? Perhaps you are wonderingwhich poses to do, in what order and forhow long? This workshop will provide

you with the knowledge and motivationto help you in developing your very own,personal yoga practice, appropriate foryour body and skill level. This workshopwill include practicing yoga, discussionsand handouts. By the end of theweekend each participant will have theoutline of their very own well balancedpersonalized yoga practice.

Photography & Digital MediaIntroduction to Digital Photography July 11 - 15Photoshop for Non-Professionals August 1 - 5Pinhole Photography July 9 The Darkside of Photography: Shooting Black & White Film July 25 & 26The Darkside of Photography: The Black & White Darkroom July 27 - 29Visual Design August 6

Introduction to DigitalPhotographyInstructor: Drew GilbertDate: July 11 - 15Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/AButtons, buttons, but what are they for?Are all those dials and settingsintimidating you? In this digitalphotography course, Drew Gilbert willteach you how to use all the controls totake amazing photos. Your newknowledge and confidence with adigital camera will turn you into alegitimate shutterbug.

Photoshop for Non-ProfessionalsInstructor: Drew GilbertDate: August 1 - 5Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: N/AHow often do you take what you thinkis the perfect photograph only to have a

small flaw? Want to learn how todigitally edit these photographs to get ridof the imperfections? In this five-dayworkshop, Drew Gilbert will introduceyou to Photoshop®, and show you how toperform basic tasks. Learn to navigatethrough the many functions and create‘picture perfect’ photos.

Pinhole Photography and BasicCamerasInstructor: Drew GilbertDate: July 9Length: 1-dayLevel: All LevelsWorkshop fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $20Pinhole photography is one of the oldestand most basic forms of photography. Inthis one-day course with professionalphotographer Drew Gilbert, you willlearn how cameras work and how tobuild your own pinhole camera. You willsee how pinholes create softer imageswith greater depth of field. Part of thisworkshop will involve working in thedarkroom, as well as learning how tomake a camera obscura by turning aroom into a giant camera.

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The Darkside of Photography:Shooting with Black & White FilmInstructor: Oliver FlecknellDate: July 25 & 26Length: 2-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop fee: $160 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $30Note: Each participant needs to bringalong a film camera.This two-day workshop will take youback to a time before the digitalrevolution when photographs neededfilm, darkness, silver, and chemicals inorder to appear. Learn to master the35mm camera and get the most out ofyour B&W film. No experience isnecessary.

The Darkside of Photography:The Black & White DarkroomInstructor: Oliver FlecknellDate: July 27 – 29Length: 3-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop fee: $240 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $45Note: Each participant needs to bringalong an already shot and processed rollof film.In this three-day workshop you will learnhow to develop your own film and printyour own photographs.  By the end ofthe workshop you will be confidentenough to set aside that digital cameraand start your own darkroom at home.No experience is necessary.

Visual DesignInstructor: Freeman PattersonDate: August 6Length: 1-dayLevel: All levelsWorkshop Fee: $95Materials Fee: N/AVisual design is the craft of visualexpression. Pictures are like sentences;knowing the building blocks and ways ofarranging them means you willcommunicate your feelings and ideaseffectively. This one-day workshop withFreeman Patterson will include a twopart instructional lecture illustrated withphotographs on visual design in themorning. In the afternoon, participantswill have the opportunity to makephotographs, which will be followed byan evaluation of their images. Note: It is essential for participants toknow how to operate their camera aswell as how to download images to acomputer.

Hand Building with Clay:Creating Pottery without aWheelInstructor: Juliette ScheffersDate: July 18 - 22Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40Clay may be pinched, squeezed andrubbed into just about any shape. Learnpottery and ceramic techniques withoutthe need for a potter’s wheel. In thisfive-day workshop, ceramist JulietteScheffers will show participants how tomake masks, textured planters, jewelleryboxes, and help undertake projects usingrelief molding or carving clay tile.

Introduction to Raku PotteryInstructor: Peter ThomasDate: July 4 - 8Length: 5-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $35Red hot pots, smoking pots, fluxing,flashing and kilns. All these are termsyou will become familiar with when youtake the Raku Pottery workshop withinternationally known ceramist PeterThomas. Participate in firing your workand taking it from the kiln while still redhot. Put it in cold water, and in minutesit is in your hands and ready to use.

Introduction to ThrowingInstructor: Juliette ScheffersDate: July 11 - 15Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner

PotteryHand Building with Clay July 18 - 22Introduction to Raku Pottery July 4 - 8Introduction to Throwing July 11 - 15Make, Glaze, & Fire Raku July 30 & Aug. 1Picking Up the Pieces: Restoration of Pottery & Ceramics August 8 - 12

Workshop fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $70Who says you’re not allowed to play inthe mud? Let it bring out the child inyou. In this five-day workshop, ceramistJuliette Scheffers will teach you how tomould clay into beautiful and usableitems such as mugs, bowls, and plates.Learn how to shape clay on a potter’swheel and put a finishing glaze on youritems so you can use them at home.

Make, Glaze, and Fire RakuInstructor: Chris ColwellDate: July 30 & August 1Length: 2-dayLevel: All Levels Workshop fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $35Note: Alternatively, for a cost of $70plus $35 materials fee, participants mayopt to take only the one-day Mondayworkshop and learn glazing and firingon pre-made vessels.In this two-day workshop with ceramistChris Colwell, participants will be ableto make, glaze and fire their own potterypieces. On the first day participants willbe introduced to various simple formingtechniques to create several clay potschoosing from a variety of shapesincluding vases, cups, and abstracts. Onthe second day, participants will be ableto glaze and fire their own pieces usingthe ancient and exciting Raku method.At the end of the workshop,participants will be taking home severalof their own beautiful creations to giveas treasured keepsakes. They may evenbecome so special that you’ll want tokeep them for yourself!

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Picking Up the Pieces:Restoration of Pottery &CeramicsInstructor: Maria Guevara Date: August 8 - 12Length: 5-dayLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $20Do you have some treasured potteryitems in need of some TLC but are toospecial to part with? In this 5-dayworkshop, participants with no priorexperience will bring along theirfavourite or valuable ceramic objects andlearn to conserve, restore, and repairthem. The workshop will cover basic

care treatments including-surfacecleaning, the consolidation of fragilestructures and the rebounding of objects,which may have been broken in manypieces. It will also cover the re-construction of missing areas, theaddition of necessary structural supports,and the retouching of damage color andsurface areas. General instruction for thecare and preservation of other organicand inorganic materials will also beincluded. Note: Each participant is welcome tobring broken or damaged pots orceramics. Otherwise some pieces to berestored will be provided.

Beginner BasketryInstructor: Jasmine CullDate: July 23Length: 1-dayLevel: All LevelsWorkshop fee: $70 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $25A tisket, a tasket, you’re going to makea basket. During earlier centuries,people had many uses for baskets. Theywere used to gather plants and eggs orto hold everything from needlework tosleeping infants. Join professionalbasket weaver Jasmine Cull for thisone-day workshop as she teaches youthe basics of basketmaking. By the endof the day you will have made a basket,from the base to finished border.

Folded, Stitched, and Glued:The Handbound BookInstructor: Linda BrineDate: August 8 - 10Length: 3-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $240 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $15Books have been around for centuries.They teach, entertain, and let usprotect sentimental objects such asphotos. In this three-day workshop withfibre artist Linda Brine you will usesimple tools and available materials toprogress through a series of bookbindingtechniques. You will create a variety ofbook structures, increasing thecomplexity as you learn. Some of theconcepts discussed will be two andthree dimensional design, colour andtexture, text, and image. What will youput in your new book?

Folded, Stitched, and Glued:The Handbound BoxInstructor: Linda BrineDate: August 11 - 12Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $160 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $10Learn how to make a custom-made boxwith fibre artist Linda Brine. This two-day workshop will teach you how tomake a hinged lid, perfect forprotecting precious objects such asphotos, or personal mementos. Thisworkshop can work as a continuation ofThe Handbound Book or on its own.

Free Motion Embroidery:Creating Textural Artwork Instructor: Kathy TidswellDate: July 27 - 29Length: 3-daysLevel: Beginner

A Taste of Off-Loom WeavingInstructor: Bronwyn GallagherDate: July 30 & 31Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $25Design and create a “one of a kind”hand-woven bag. This two-dayworkshop will take you through a

TextilesA Taste of Off-Loom Weaving July 30 & 31Beginner Basketry July 23Folded, Stitched, and Glued: The Handbound Book August 8 - 10Folded, Stitched, and Glued: The Handbound Box August 11 & 12Free Motion Embroidery: Creating Textural Artwork July 27 - 29Free Motion Embroidery: Flowers from Thread July 16 & 17Free Motion Embroidery: Painting with Thread July 25 & 26Heirloom Blanket Weaving July 11 - 15Introduction to Rug Hooking July 9 & 10 Off-Loom Weaving August 1 - 5Rug Hooking: A Celtic Moment July 20 - 22Rug Hooking: Shading for Beginners July 18 & 19Sculptural Felting August 13 & 14Threads and Colours: Weaving on Small Looms August 13 & 14To Dye For: Learning Various Dye Methods July 30 & 31

general understanding of woven clothand discuss a variety of yarn qualities.Participants will design and create a bagand learn everything from how to makea template to choosing the colours. Justcreativity is needed with no sewingskills required. Whether you make ashoe bag for work or a small gift bag,you will leave this workshop with a funand impressive project.

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Workshop Fee: $160 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40Note: Participants are asked to bringalong their own sewing machine withbasic sewing kit. A $10 loan fee willapply to those who do not bring alongtheir own machine. This needs to bereserved when registering for theworkshop. Participants will use their own photo asinspiration and make a painting oncotton fabric. You will learn to use fabricpaints to create this watercolour-likebackground. This becomes the surface onwhich you learn to stitch using the needleof a regular zigzag sewing machine like apaint brush to add texture and dimension.

Free Motion Embroidery:Flowers from Thread Instructor: Kathy TidswellDate: July 16 & 17Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner to IntermediateWorkshop fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $32Note: Participants are asked to bringalong their own sewing machine withbasic sewing kit. A $10 loan fee willapply to those who do not bring alongtheir own machine. This needs to be paidand indicated when registering for theworkshop. Drop the feed dogs on a regular zigzagsewing machine and use your needle likea paint brush to create vibrant flowersboth wild and the garden variety.Participants will be able to choose whichflowers to accomplish from pansy, ladyslipper, iris, foxglove, calla lily, goldenrod,and astible. Once mastered, thetechnique can be used to create otherflowers as well as wildlife. Methods forusing them in quilts, artwork, cards andwearable art will be demonstrated.

Free Motion Embroidery:Painting with ThreadInstructor: Kathy Tidswell Date: July 25 & 26Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner to IntermediateWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $32Note: Participants are asked to bringalong their own sewing machine withbasic sewing kit. A $10 loan fee willapply to those who do not bring alongtheir own machine. This needs to be paidand indicated when registering for theworkshop. Do paint and sewing machines reallymatch? Not really, but if you’re under the

instruction of professional fibre artistKathy Tidswell, you’ll soon learn to use asewing machine needle like a paintbrushto create beautiful artwork. In this two-day workshop, you will use free motionembroidery and various colours of threadto make trees, flowers, weeds, water, etc.Master this and you can design a fabriclandscape that you will texturize withthread. You will learn composition,depth, and perspective. Who says youcan’t paint with a sewing machine?

Heirloom Blanket WeavingInstructor: Jacqueline BourqueDate: July 11 - 15Length: 5-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop fee: $395 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $50Did you ever wonder how cloth wasmade? This five-day floor loom workshopwill focus on weaving a wool blanket. Itwill be offered at a beginner level so noweaving experience is necessary. Afterchoosing the designs for your blanketand the colours of your yarn, you willlearn how to make a warp and dress theloom. Weave structures will bedemonstrated as well as different ideasfor finishing your one of-a-kind blanket.During the week you will be able tocomplete a blanket approximately 40"x65".

Introduction to Rug Hooking Instructor: Elizabeth BastinDate: July 9 & 10Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $75Note: Participants are asked to bringalong a 14” quilter’s hoop and a pair ofscissors. All other materials are includedin the workshop fee, including the hook.Some frames will be available for loan forthe duration of the workshop.Note: A similar one-day workshop onJuly 30th is open to children ages 12+when accompanied by a participatingadult.  Have you ever wondered how thosebeautiful hooked mats are made? Whynot take two days and try your hand attraditional rug hooking and make a12"x12" table mat using new and recycledwoolen fabrics? There will be time for lotsof discussions about what wool fabric issuitable, where to find it and how tofinish your piece. Your kit will includehook, pattern and backing and woolenfabric.

Off-Loom WeavingInstructor: Bronwyn GallagherDate: August 1 - 5Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $40Design and create hand woven itemswithout the use of a floor loom. In thisfive-day workshop, participants willgain a general understanding of wovencloth and discuss a variety of yarn andthe qualities of each. Without theconstrictions of a classic floor loom, thetechniques that will be taught have fewcreative limits resulting in endlesspossibilities. From custom bags todesigner berets, participants will learnto make their own custom templates toweave ready to use projects with nosewing required.

Rug Hooking: A Celtic MomentInstructor: Doris NormanDate: July 20 - 22Length: 3-daysLevel: Intermediate Workshop fee: $160 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $ 85Note: Frames are available for loan orfor purchase from the instructor.Celtic music, history and story combinein this rug hooking workshop to makethis a fun and relaxing three days.Celtic knots, spirals, illuminated letters,and zoomorphics, combine with othermotifs to create a Celtic design.Commercial patterns and specially dyedwools may be purchased from theinstructor or you may create your owndesign and dye your wool. Cuts #4 and#5 will be used to hook the designs. Note: Knowledge of shading is notrequired, however, participants mustalready know how to hook. Materialfees may be reduced for participantswho choose to work from their ownpattern and materials, however, thismust be prearranged in advance of theworkshop.

Rug Hooking: Shading forBeginnersInstructor: Doris NormanDate: July 18 & 19Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $55 Hooks will be provided. Frames areavailable for loan or for purchase fromthe instructor.Rug hooking began many years ago.Today the technique is much the sameas it was then. We still use a hook and

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a printed or hand-drawn design on achosen backing. We still love the“primitive mat”. Over the years,however, we have developed a refinedtechnique for making floral rugs andwall hangings. Why not learn how tobecome a ‘shady lady’? This two-dayworkshop encourages beginners to seethe ‘value’ in learning to rug hook andwell as learning how to shade.Participants will learn how to hook asmall trivet featuring three to six valuesof a flower colour with # 4 and 5 cutwool flannel.

Sculptural FeltingInstructor: Kim Vose JonesDate: August 13 & 14Length: 2-daysLevel: BeginnerWorkshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $30Have you ever wanted to explore thesculptural possibilities of felt? Duringthis two-day workshop participants willreceive a thorough introduction to thetools, processes, and possibilities ofneedle-felting. Using simple tools youcan manipulate wool to create three-dimensional, solid felt sculpture. Createa doll, an animal, a small bust or anabstract form from your imagination.The choice is yours! This workshopwill include demonstrations, one onone instruction, hands-on practice,discussion, and slides. By the end of thetwo days, participants will complete asculptural project and leave with theskills and knowledge to further explorethis exciting medium.

Thread and Colours: Weavingon Small LoomsInstructor: Kimberly BentDate: August 13 & 14Length: 2-daysLevel: Beginner+Workshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $20 Location: Beaverbrook Art GalleryIn this two-day workshop you will workwith two types of loom: an individualtapestry loom and a small table loom.With the tapestry loom you will createan individual project. During thisprocess, you will learn about the basicstructure of weaving and some commonweaving terms. With this knowledgeand an array of different threads, youwill create a small piece of wovenfabric. On the table loom you willparticipate in the creation of a groupproject. From start to finish, you willlearn how to use a real loom. You willlearn the parts of the loom and some

simple techniques for its operation. Youwill wind a warp, tie it on the loom andweave! Participants will work in teamsand go home with a small sample oftheir own handiwork.

To Dye For: Learning VariousDye MethodsInstructor: Melanie MitchellDate: July 30 & 31Length: 2-days

Level: Beginner Workshop Fee: $140 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $30In this colourful two-day workshop,learn to create elegant, one-of-a-kindaccessories using exciting dye methodslike the ancient Japanese foldingtechnique Shibori, bleaching to createpatterns, and two-toned dye baths.

Youth and ChildrenAmazing Photography July 11 - 15, July 25 - 29Awesome Sculpture August 2 - 5Cool Jewellery Creations July 4 - 8, August 8 - 12Excellent Adventures in Painting & Drawing July 25 - 29, August 8 - 12Fiddle I – Fiddlin’ Around for Youth July 11 - 15Fredericton's Got Talent August 2 - 5Groovy Garden Art July 4 - 8Junior Journalism July 18 - 22Marvelous Masterpieces July 18 - 22Mini Fashionistas July 11 - 15, July 18 - 22, August 2 - 5Project Runway July 25 - 29Sew Much Fun: Sewing for Teens August 1 - 5Steal the Stage Theatre Camp July 4 - 8, July 11 - 15, August 8 - 12

Amazing PhotographyOffered by: UNB CELDates: July 11 - 15 for ages 10 - 14July 25 - 29 for ages 6 - 10Length: 5-daysWorkshop Fee: $165Materials Fee: $20Explore the awesome and excitingworld of photography! This is yourchance to experiment and to becreative with your camera, and itsdifferent modes and functions, whilehaving tons of fun! You’ll discover yourhidden talents while learning the basicsof framing and composition, and lightand portraiture. Along the way, you’llalso be shown the secrets of takinggreat pictures, and the differencebetween posed and candid pictures,snapshots and photographs. Come joinyour fellow junior photographers!

Awesome SculptureOffered by: UNB CELDate: August 2 - 5Length: 4-daysAge: 6 - 10Workshop Fee: $135Materials Fee: $10You’ll make super special sculpturesevery day of this camp, usingeverything from clay to plasticine topaper mache. Your creations will onlybe limited by your imagination! Endthe week with an art show for familyand friends!

Cool Jewellery CreationsOffered by: UNB CELDate: July 4 – 8 or August 8 - 12Length: 5-daysAge: 6 - 10Workshop Fee: $165Materials Fee: $10

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Create your own fashion accessories!You’ll design unique necklaces, ringsand bracelets from found, new, recycledand objects of nature. You’ll learn aboutthe use of colour, design andconstruction techniques. Show-off yourdesigner creations at the end of theweek with a fun fashion show!

Excellent Adventures inPainting & DrawingOffered by: UNB CELDates: July 25 - 29 for ages 6 - 10August 8 - 12 for ages 10 - 14Length: 5-daysWorkshop Fee: $165Materials Fee: $10Explore the creative and imaginativeworld of drawing and painting. You’lllearn about colour, shading andperspective, as well as how to injectexpression and individuality into yourart. In both indoor and outdoor sessions,you’ll draw and paint landscapes orother objects of nature, plus have tonsof opportunities for still-life drawing andpainting.

Fiddle I: Fiddlin’ Around forYouthInstructor: Katherine MollerDate: July 11 - 15Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner to AdvancedWorkshop Fee: $295 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $30Location: UNB Centre for Musical ArtsAges: 8 – 14In this five-day workshop withprofessional musician Katherine Moller,you will participate in group fiddleclasses each day. Opportunities toexperience other elements of Celticculture such as step dancing, musicalspoons, Bodhran (Irish drum) Gaelicsong, and Celtic art will be available toyou. So get your fingers and feet ready!

Fredericton’s Got TalentOffered by: UNB CELDate: August 2 - 5Length: 4-daysAge: 10 - 14Workshop Fee: $135Materials Fee: $10Whether your talent is juggling, magic,singing or dancing, bring it to the stageduring this fun-filled week. You andother young performers will perfect youracts and develop a great show to presentto parents and friends.

Groovy Garden ArtOffered by: UNB CELDate: July 4 - 8Length: 5-daysAge: 6 - 10Workshop Fee: $165Materials Fee: $10Take a trip down the garden path withthis multi-media exploration of art forthe garden. You’ll experiment with newcrafts every day, such as tie-dying andpainting banners and flags todecorating flower pots and creating suncatchers. Come join the fun!

Junior JournalismOffered by: UNB CELDate: July 18 - 22Length: 5-daysAge: 10 - 14Workshop Fee: $165Materials Fee: $10Explore the world of journalism. Spenda fun and exciting week seeing whatmakes “news”, how to cover a story andwhy effective interview techniques areessential. You’ll work as a team toproduce a junior news show and astudent newspaper. You’ll end the weekwith your own live news show forparents and friends.

Marvelous MasterpiecesOffered by: UNB CELDate: July 18 - 22Length: 5-daysAge: 6 - 10Workshop Fee: $165Materials Fee: $10Create your own unique masterpieces –using everything from paint, to papermache to tie-dye! Along the way,you’ll also learn all about colours,colour mixing, and the basics ofdrawing and painting! This will be atime packed full of projects, fun andnew friends!

Mini Fashionistas Offered by: UNB CELDate: July 11 – 15, July 18 – 22, orAugust 2 - 5Length: 4-daysAge: 6 - 10Workshop Fee: $135 for 4-days or $165for 5-daysMaterials Fee: $10Want to design and make your ownone-of-a-kind clothes? Then this campis for you! You’ll learn basic design andsewing (hand) skills. You’ll even makeyour own clothing label. By the end ofthe week, you’ll be modeling yourcreations on the cat-walk in yourfashion show!

“Project Runway” Fashion CampOffered by: UNB CELDate: July 25 - 29Length: 5-daysAge: 10 - 14Workshop Fee: $165Materials Fee: $10Calling all fashionistas! Come designand make your own clothes. You’ll learnbasic design and sewing (hand) skills.You’ll even make your own clothinglabel. By the end of the week, you’ll bemodeling your creations on the cat-walkin your fashion show!

Sew Much Fun: Introduction toSewing for TeensInstructor: Melanie MitchellDate: August 1 - 5Length: 5-daysLevel: Beginner Workshop Fee: $175 (plus HST)Materials Fee: $60Ages: 13+Are you tired of meeting peers wearingthe same clothing? Do you go shoppingand find 20 items exactly the samecolour in your community? Want tocreate your own unique look? In thisfive-day course, fashion designerMelanie Mitchell will show you how tomake your own designs. She will teachyou to develop your own patterns, or usethose provided, to make accessory itemssuch as hat, bag, mitts/scarf or even asimple curtain. If you have simplesewing machine knowledge, let MelanieMitchell show you how to spice up yourwardrobe. Then watch heads turn whenyou walk down the street.

Steal the Stage – Theatre CampOffered by: UNB CELDates: July 4 - 8 for ages 10 - 14July 11 - 15 for ages 6 - 10August 8 - 12 for ages 6 - 10Length: 5-daysWorkshop Fee: $165Materials Fee: $5Cue the lights and let the magic begin!This is your chance to get the insider’sscoop on everything that goes on bothin front of and behind the curtain.You’ll get a chance to help create ascript and develop your acting talents asyou bring your characters to life. Plus,the fun doesn’t stop there! There arecostumes to make, props to gather, andof course, you’ll brush-up on your setpainting skills too. Finally, watcheverything come together when youpresent your play for your friends andfamily!

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Bent, KimberlyKimberly Bent uses a smallloom to create big ideas.Even as a child her curiositywas caught up in the maze ofstrings and yarns, whichwere always around her. Herimagination encouraged herto take a weaving course atthe New Brunswick Collegeof Craft and Design. Sincethat first formal introductionKim has practiced her craftusing trial and error todevelop her one-of-a-kindscarves and shawls on asmall, 22” table loom. Kimplays with colour, texture,and different fibres to createwonderful new designs. Lether enthusiasm help youlearn to weave.

Bourque, JacquelineJacqueline Bourque is agraduate of the NewBrunswick College of Craftand Design, where she is aStudio Technician, and hasbeen a fibre artist for manyyears. Primarily a weaver,Bourque has expanded herfibre interests to includefelting, dyeing, and spinning.She is a juried member ofthe New Brunswick CraftsCouncil.

Brine, LindaFibre artist Linda Brine hasbeen Studio Head of theFibre Arts and an instructorat the New BrunswickCollege of Craft and Designfor the past six years. Herwoven paper textile work isheld in the permanentcollections of both the NewBrunswick Arts Bank and theCanada Council Art Bank.Brine’s work has beenexhibited at the BeaverbrookArt Gallery and IngridMueller Art + Concepts.

Clavette, BruneD. Brune ClavetteD.AC.,RMT has been in aprivate clinical practice since1986. Specializing inTraditional ChineseAcupuncture, Massage andCranioSacral Therapies.Qigong has been part of herpractice since 1995. BruneClavette has taught numerousQiGong classes. She is a yearlypresenter at the Women’sNurturing OurselvesConference and has teachingexperience with MassageTherapy and CranioSacralTherapy. In 2007 Brune beganwork as an Addiction DetoxSpecialist being a facilitatingconsultant for the NBDepartment of Public Health.

Your Instructors

Bastin, ElizabethElizabeth Bastin has almost25 years experience in rughooking. She is a member ofnumerous rug hookingorganizations, such as theRug Hooking Guild of NS,the Heritage Rug HookingGuild, Evening Matters, andCathedral Matters, and theFibre Artist’s Guild ofFredericton. In 1998, Bastinbecame a certified instructorthrough the Rug HookingGuild of NS and has taughtcourses across the Maritimes.She likes to teach beginnersbecause “once they try it,they’re usually ‘hooked’.”

Beckley, JenJennifer Beckley teachesdrawing, painting, anddesign for the NewBrunswick College of Craftand Design and theUniversity of NewBrunswick. She also teachesworkshops throughout theprovince. Her current workis an exploration of time aslimit and emphasizes localculture. She holds an MFAin Painting and Drawingfrom the University ofWisconsin-Madison.

Colwell, ChrisCeramist Chris Colwellgraduated with honours fromthe New Brunswick Collegeof Craft and Design, and hasoperated his own potterystudio for 14 years. He hastaught pottery privately, inworkshops, and at theuniversity level. His award-winning work is held inprivate collections across thecontinent. He enjoys theancient and exciting processof Raku.

Cooper, Kristyn Kristyn Cooper graduatedwith Distinction from theNew Brunswick College ofCraft and Design where shemajored in theJewellery/Metal Arts Studio.Kristyn has receivednumerous awards including“The Beaverbrook ArtGallery Tuition Scholarship”(2007) and “The NewBrunswick CraftsFoundation INC Award forExcellence in Design”(2007). Her work hasappeared in the Metal ArtsGuild of Canada publicationand she is a member of theNew Brunswick CraftCouncil and the Metal Arts

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Guild of Canada. She ispresently the full timeTechnician for NBCCD’sMetal Arts Studio where shealso teaches non-credit nightcourses.

Cull, JasmineProfessional basket makerJasmine Cull has a Bachelorof Fine Arts from the NovaScotia College of Art andDesign. For the past 10 years,she has been an instructor atthe Fibre Arts Studio at theNew Brunswick College ofCraft and Design. She is alsoa juried member of the NewBrunswick Craft Council andthe Craft Council ofNewfoundland and Labrador.

Everett, CarolArtist and teacher CarolEverett has been involved inthe practice of art making forover 25 years in variousmediums, primarily painting.Being a lifelong learner hastaken her to differentprovinces, attendinguniversities and colleges aswell as taking special interestclasses at various institutions- UNB, Dalhousie, BishopsUniversity, NipissingUniversity, Compu Collegenaming a few. Carol has aBachelor of Fine Arts fromthe Nova Scotia College ofArt and Design and a

Diploma in Surface Designfrom the New BrunswickCollege of Craft and Designand has exhibited at variousgalleries and is presentlyrepresented by TrinityGalleries. Her work isincluded in private andpublic collections.

Fitzgerald, LloydLloyd Fitzgerald has been aprofessional artist for about40 years. Alex Colville sawsome of Fitzgerald’s earlywork and suggested that hecontact the DominionGallery in Montreal. Theyexhibited his work there for24 years. He also exhibitedin Lucerne, Switzerland. Heis currently represented byBrison in Toronto and islooking to exhibit his workin New York. LloydFitzgerald’s work can befound in public and privatecollections in NorthAmerica, Europe, and theFar East.

Flecknell, OliverOliver Flecknell is a photo-based artist who specializesin alternative and mixedprocesses. His “delicatelycomposed and brilliantlyexecuted” work has beenshown in numerous groupexhibitions. The Gallery atthe New Brunswick College

of Craft and Design hostedthis graduate’s first solo showin 2007. Flecknell receivedan Arts New BrunswickScholarship in 2006 and theDuffie-Crowell Award in2007.

Forrestall, WilliamWilliam Forrestall has aBachelor of Fine Arts fromMount Allison Universityand continues to paint fulltime. He has exhibited innumerous solo and groupexhibitions in the Maritimesand Ontario. He and hisfather, Tom Forrestall, sharea fascination for eggtempera, but their workcarries no other similarity.Forrestall’s craft combinesthe natural beauty of flowersin bloom with the austerityof forgotten objects, bothanimate and inanimate.

Fortin, Anne-MarieAnne-Marie Fortin beganher practice in 1993, becamea disciple of Sifu MartinKennedy in July, 2003 andreceived her Instructor’sCertification in November,2006. Anne-Marie offersbilingual instruction.

Gallagher, BronwynFibre artist BronwynGallagher, a recent graduateof the New BrunswickCollege of Craft and Design,loves creating things and hasa passion for weaving.Gallagher was selected asNew Brunswick's winner ofthe 2009 Bank of Montrealnational competition forgraduating students.Gallagher also was therecipient of the 2010 NelOudemans Award asselected by the Strathbutlerjury for her work indifferential shrinkage, inwhich the wool portion ofthe fabric is shrunk whilethe silk remains the same.Gallagher also received anArts NB Creation Grant forher work in this area.

Gallagher, TrudyTrudy Gallagher is theproprietor of Bejewel, acustom design jewellerystudio and gallery inFredericton. Bejewel waschosen as one of 26Canadian artisan studios torepresent Canada at thePhiladelphia Museum’sAnnual Show and Saleduring the 2007 Year ofCraft. She also teachesJewellery/Metal Arts at theNew Brunswick College ofCraft and Design.

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Geurts, JaneWith a Diploma in CreativeArt and Design, and MED,Jane Geurts has been StudioHead of the Design Studio ofthe New Brunswick Collegeof Craft and Design since1982. She has lecturedinternationally and shownher work across NorthAmerica and theNetherlands. As a freelanceartist and designer, she hasdisplayed her work in bothgroup and solo exhibitions,and received variouscommissions. Geurtscombines paint and mixedmedia techniques and hasdesigned, taught, andfacilitated courses in theareas of mixed media, 2Dand 3D design, painting, anddrawing.

Gilbert, DrewDrew Gilbert is a multi-disciplinary designer whoteaches photography at theNew Brunswick College ofCraft and Design. Hisspecialties are handmadepinhole cameras and cameraobscura installations, whichhave captivated participantsduring his public lectures andworkshops. An archaeologistby training, Drew’s academicinterests include prehistoric

archaeological research inNew Brunswick, with anemphasis on stone tools andarchery. Drew is an expert inscientific archaeologicalphotography, and has taughtseveral workshops at theUniversity of NewBrunswick, where he iscurrently finishing a MastersDegree in Anthropology/Archaeology.

Grant, HannahHannah Grant holds a BA inBiology and English, a BScin Environmental Biology,and a degree in veterinarymedicine.

Guevara, MariaMaria Guevara holds aMasters degree inArchaeology and a Degree inConservation andRestoration of MobileProperties from the NationalSchool of Conservation,Restoration and Museologyin Mexico City. As aProfessor at the NationalSchool she has developedand taught Conservation andRestoration of AncientCeramics and Conservationof Archeological Objectscourses for undergraduatestudents. She has been aGuest Professor ofArchaeological Conservationat the University of Iowa inthe United States. She haspublished many articles and abook in conservation ofolmec ceramics from Mexico.Maria has also carried outresearch in petrographyanalysis as well as nucleartechnologies relative toconservation.

Hooper, SueSue Hooper graduated fromthe Georgian College inBarrie, Ontario and workedas an artist and designer forthe past 30 years. Hooper hasworked with the healingpower of art and currentlyworks part time as a teacherand manager of Art atHooper Studios in Hampton,New Brunswick. Hooper has travelled theworld, leaving her with a vastassortment of images andemotions relative to diversepeople and cultures. Whenshe established theorganization SUMO, shehand painted original designson cotton clothing. She wasselected by Jean Bradbury ofOregon to join a team ofartists who establishedPatchwork Planet, a women’scooperative, in Safi, Jordan.

Kelly, LindaLinda Kelly is a long time artinstructor, teaching drawingfor 20 years at the NBCCD.She holds a BA, a BFA and aMasters in Art Education.

Kennedy, MaryMary Kennedy began takinglessons in Tai Chi over 15years ago as a means toimprove her focus andconcentration, but sherealized that there were manymore advantages. Heroverall health improved somuch that she wanted toshow others the benefits.After initial training, sheadvanced to instructor levelin 1998 and began teaching.In 2005 she received officialCertification from theInternational Wu Style TaiChi Chuan Federation and isDeputy Chief Instructor atthe Fredericton Academy. Inaddition to beginner,intermediate, and weaponsclasses at the Academy,Kennedy offers private andsemi private to students of allages.

Kings Landing StaffKings Landing staff hastaught the history and cultureof 19th century NewBrunswick for almost thirty-five years. Many of theinstructors have been on-sitesince opening; they specializein everything from householdskills and period trades, tothe finest details of artifactsand architecture in colonialNew Brunswick. Recognizedas one of Canada ’s TopAttractions, the costumedstaff of this living museumactually practice the dailytasks associated with 19thcentury living. Visitors acrossCanada, Europe, theCaribbean, and many of theUnited States have gonehome with a vividunderstanding of NewBrunswick’s traditional wayof living.

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Lavigne, MauriceMaurice Lavigne, BA, RMT,D.Ac, Qi, has been studyingvarious aspects of universalenergy (Qi in Chinese – Ki inJapanese) via the martial andhealing arts for over 35 years.Maurice was first introducedto Qi Gong in 1996 during aworkshop given inFredericton, NB, by MasterYap Soon-Yeong of Malaysia.Maurice continued histraining for six years withformer Master Weizhao Wu ofToronto, Ontario. He is nowa student of Grand Master T.K. Shih of Conneticut, USA.Over the last 14 years,Maurice has receivedCertification in several stylesof Qi Gong as well asCertification as a Qi Healer.He has taught Qi Gong to anumber of New Brunswickgovernment Departments, andcontinues to teach classes andworkshops in Aikido and QiGong.

Leroux, JohnJohn Leroux has worked since1995 in architectural firms inToronto, Atlanta and at homehere in Fredericton. He haswon many awards for botharchitectural and public artprojects, and has pursuedvarious disciplines of designand cultural studies including:theatre/stage design, criticalwriting on art & architecture,

graphic art, and public art. Hehas published three books onNew Brunswick architecture,A Fredericton Alphabet(2001), Building Capital – AGuide to Fredericton’sHistoric Landmarks (2004),and Building New Brunswick(2008). In 1998 he curated alarge exhibition at theBeaverbrook Art Gallerycovering the entirearchitectural history of NewBrunswick. In addition toteaching at the NB College ofCraft and Design, John haslectured on design atConcordia University’s FineArts Department inMontreal.

MacDonald, AdamArtist Adam MacDonaldbegins his work with thestudy of landscapes. As heworks, narratives emerge andimages are manipulatedthrough various printmakingprocesses. Characters, real orimagined, are added into thefield of vision. The images arean exploration into the storiesof places and people.MacDonald teaches drawingand design at the NewBrunswick College of Craftand Design.

McCullough, BettyBetty McCullough has 25years of experience as ateacher. She has taught

seminars throughout NewBrunswick and Nova Scotia,and continues to teach anaverage of 40 students on aweekly basis. She hasorganized painting retreatsand studied with artists acrossCanada and the US. Her style, “Altered Art”,learned in Fort Langley, BC,will be the focus of thisworkshop.

Meade, JoanJoan Meade is an art teacher,a storyteller and dramatist.Now retired from teachingart in the public schoolsystem, she teacheswatercolour workshops atStepping Stone SeniorCentre and also at theBeaverbrook Art Gallery.She has been storytelling(and painting!) all of her lifeand in the past twenty yearshas been a guest in manyStory Festivals across thecountry. She is well knownin the Fredericton region, inschools, has presentedworkshops for teachers,businesses and the public,and has shared her tales inCanada, Ireland, Japan, andCalifornia.

Mitchell, MelanieLocal designer MelanieMitchell graduated from theNew Brunswick College ofCraft and Design with

Diplomas in Surface Designand Fashion. She is now aninstructor in Foundation ofVisual Arts, Surface Designand Fashion at NBCCD. Aself-professed fabric snob,Melanie prefers to work withsilks, velvets and soft cottons.Through her designs, sheoften explores her obsessionwith color and texture,creating sensuous one-of-a-kind and ready to wearpieces.

Moller, KatherineKatherine Moller foundedthe NB Fiddle Camp in 2005and is currently the programdirector. She has beenteaching private and grouplessons for almost 10 years,was administrator for theUNB Music Camp and theNew Brunswick SummerMusic Festival in 2002 and2003. Her involvement ashead of the Leo Hayes HighSchool String Ensemble ledKatherine Moller to foundMoller Music, a privatestudio where she trainsstudents of all ages in fiddleand classical violin.

Musgrave, DeannaMusgrave was born inHalifax, Nova Scotia in1983. She graduated with aBachelor of Fine Arts(2005) from Mount Allison

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University, obtaining thehonors of the “John P.Asimakos Painting Award”and the “Crake PerformanceAward in Fine Arts”. Sinceher graduation she has hadsuccessful solo exhibits atthe private gallery “IngridMueller Arts and Concepts”,was awarded theBeaverbrook Art Gallery’s“Studio Watch: EmergingArtist for 2007”, has two ofher works in the permanentcollection of theBeaverbrook Art Gallery,showed at the NewBrunswick Museum and the2008 International TorontoArt Fair. She has been alecturer across Canada forartistic conferences andteaches drawing andpainting at the universityand college level inFredericton, NewBrunswick. She also holds aBachelor of Education(2008) and Diploma inUniversity Teaching (2009)from the University of NewBrunswick, where she iscurrently pursuing a Master’sof Interdisciplinary Studiesin Fine Art and Psychology.Her research interestsinclude crossmodalintegration, synesthesia andvisual music.

Neilsen, GladysGladys Neilsen has taughtinternationally at variouspainting chapters, privatestudios, and conventions. Asa Certified ProfessionalDemonstrator (CPD),Teacher, and Juried Memberof the New Brunswick CraftCouncil, Gladys takesclasses often to study arttechniques and theory,

keeping abreast of what’snew in the industry. Sheaims to ensure the success ofeach student by inspiringtheir creative side andendeavours to make learninga relaxing and funexperience. She haspublished well over 100design packets distributedunder Village Designs. Herinstructional books, titledVillage Views, have all hitbestseller lists.

Norman, DorisDoris Norman is a skilledartisan and teacher, havingtaught rug hooking atschools and retreats in NovaScotia, New Brunswick,Burlington and GeorgetownOntario, Vancouver,Oregon, and at the NewBrunswick College of Craftand Design. Doris is anaccredited Pearl McGownTeacher, USA and aTeacher of the Rug HookingGuild of Nova Scotia. She isa member of numerous rughooking guilds and hasexhibited her work at theBeaverbrook Art Gallery,Memorial Hall on theUniversity of NewBrunswick campus, the OldGovernment House ArtGallery, and the YorkSunbury Museum. Herexpertise in rug hooking hasbeen featured in publishedarticles for Rug HookingMagazine and variousnewsletters. She instructs allaspects of rug hookingdesign specifically Celtic,Jacobean, William Morris,and Pictoral.

Patterson, FreemanFreeman Patterson is ahighly acclaimedphotographer, writer, andteacher of visual design whohails from New Brunswick’sKingston Peninsula.Freeman began teachingphotography and visualdesign in the early 1960's inAlberta and commenced hisannual series of week-longworkshops in NewBrunswick in 1973. He hasalso given dozens ofworkshops in South Africa,New Zealand, UnitedStates, and Israel and hascompleted lecture tours inthe United Kingdom andAustralia. Freeman hasauthored a number of bookson visual design andphotography, includingPhotography for the Joy ofIt, Photography and the Artof Seeing, Photography ofNatural Things,Photography and the WorldAround You, and PhotoImpressionism and TheSubjective Image (co-authored with AndréGallant). His other booksinclude Namaqualand:Garden of the Gods,Portraits of Earth, In aCanadian Garden, The LastWilderness: Images of theCanadian Wild,ShadowLight, Odysseys, andThe Garden. He hasreceived numerous awardsfrom various countries and,in 1985, he was made aMember of the Order ofCanada.

Petite, SarahArtist Sarah Petite lovesencaustic paint, antiquity,and games. During hertwenty years of creation andexhibition across theMaritimes, she still considersencaustic paint herfavourite. Using ancientartifacts as well as modern,she incorporates theirsubjects and themesthroughout her artwork. Byreplicating archaeologicaltreasures through the paintmedium, she shares theexciting rediscovery ofremote times and places. Inher explorations, she foundthat games left their traces,too – in tombs, onpavements, and papyrusscrolls.

Sassani, RitaRita Sassani is a Fredericton-based artist who focuses onpainting with oil, acrylic andwax-resist dyes. Shegraduated from the NBCCDCollege, where she focusedon batik art. Her works areexpressive in nature,characterized by intensecolors, movement, andabstract compositions, andcan be found in variousprivate collections andgalleries. She has exhibitedher works in many solo andgroup shows both nationallyand internationally. She hasgiven multiple workshops onbatik art and acrylicpainting.

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Scheffers, JulietteAfter Juliette Scheffersgraduated from the NewBrunswick College of Craftand Design, she taught therefor two years. For the pastfive years, Scheffers has beenteaching and working fromher studio in Harvey, NB,where she specializes incrystalline works. Her potteryhas been showcased ingalleries throughout NewBrunswick.

Science East StaffScience East is NewBrunswick’s only hands-onscience centre, and their staffdelivers educationalprogramming all over theprovince. They haveexperience working inschools with both studentsand teachers, and also withthe public at numerous otherevents. Science East aims tomake science more fun andenjoyable for all ages throughtheir award-winningworkshops and science shows.

Sullivan, EricaErica Sullivan has a clearlove for nature. Owner of thebudding business “TerraInspirations Art Jewellery,”Erica designs and createsjewellery that is of the earth.After training at the New

Brunswick College of Craftand Design, and being theDirector of Summer YouthNature Camps for NatureNB, Erica is excited to shareher love for nature and artwith you! Her metalexploration has led toparticipation in travellingshows such as the MetalArts Guild of Canada’s“MAG and the Year ofCraft” and New BrunswickCraft Council’s provincialtour “Materialize.”

Szabo-Nyarady, ZsuzsaZsuzsa Szabo-Nyarady hasdegrees specializing inKinesiology, Education, andFine Arts. She is aMovement Educator andregularly lectures at theUniversity of NewBrunswick and St. ThomasUniversity. With over 20 yearsexperience, her certificationfor Pilates, dance and yogaenables her to teachstudents of all ages and aswell as professionals. Zsuzsaalso participates as instructorat conferences on a regularbasis.

Thomas, PeterCeramist Peter Thomas hasworked, studied, taught, andexhibited extensively inBritain, Canada and the

U.S. He holds an MFA fromClaremont Colleges inCalifornia and has served onprovincial and nationalarts/crafts organizations. Histalent has been used ongovernment and advisoryboards. For over 20 years hehas taught at the NewBrunswick College of Craftand Design.

Tidswell, KathyFibre Artist Kathy Tidswellis a Juried Member of theNew Brunswick CraftsCouncil. She teaches forguilds and fibre arts groupsacross Canada, including theGibson’s Landing Fibre ArtsFestival in British Columbia,the Sewing and NeedleworkFestival in Ontario, and forthree Quilt Canadas. In2005, Tidswell received theCanadian Quilter’sAssociation Teacher of theYear Award. In order tohone her craft, she hasparticipated in manyworkshops, including anintensive painting on fabricand free motion embroiderycourse in the UnitedKingdom.

Venart, JoanneCostumer Joanne Venarthas been an instructor at theNew Brunswick College ofCraft and Design for the

past ten years. She hasworked for most of themajor theatres acrossCanada, and has heldvarious positions in theirwardrobe departments,ranging from Tailor to Headof Wardrobe. Her main areaof interest is in historicalcostume reproduction thathas led to contracts fromsuch organizations as KingsLanding HistoricalSettlement and the NewBrunswick Museum. Herartworks have been shownat the Beaverbrook ArtGallery.

Vose Jones, KimKim Vose Jones has been aprofessional artist for morethan ten years. She has been lecturer andguest speaker across Canadaand the United States forarts festivals, universityclasses, and in the publicschool system in NewBrunswick. Jones’s paintingsand felt creations have beenshowcased in solo and groupexhibitions across Canadaand the US. Her paintingand short story, The Dance,was credited as inspirationfor the Danse ArtemisDance Ballet Company; anexcerpt from her bookSirena and the Pull of theFundy Shore and somephotographic images of herfelted creations have beenpublished in Crow ToesChildren’s Quarterly inVancouver. She is a part-time lecturer in Fine Arts atSaint Thomas University.

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Woolaver, EllenWhen Ellen Woolaver wasasked to help with costumesfor the Christmasproduction at theFredericton Playhouse, shehad no idea it would changeher life. That’s when shefound her passion and wentinto a career of costumedesign, first studyingHistorical Costuming atDalhousie University. TheUniversity of Calgary, theStratford Festival, TheatrePlus in Toronto, NeptuneTheatre in Halifax, andTheatre New Brunswickhave all benefited from herwork. Woolaver has taughtcostume and fashion designand is Studio Head FashionDesign at the NewBrunswick College of Craftand Design.

Weber, VeitVeit Weber has beenpracticing meditation since1993. He has undertakenextensive training and beenappointed Shastri (seniorteacher) within theShambhala Buddhisttradition, by SakyongMipham Rinpoche, theHead of the Lineage. Veit isalso authorized to teachmeditation by theShambhala International.

WhiteFeatherWhiteFeather has receivednational recognition for hertextile-based work, in theform of numerous awardsand coverage in several artspublications in NorthAmerica. She has alsoshown in multipleexhibitions in the MaritimeProvinces and Toronto.WhiteFeather serves on theexecutive of CARFACMaritimes and GalleryConnexion and is a juriedmember of the NewBrunswick Crafts Council.She works as an instructorin many capacities, guidingboth children and adultstowards fulfillment in thecreative realm.

Wybou, DeborahDeborah Wybou has beendesigning and creatingjewellery as well as teachingthe art of silver wire andchainmaille jewellery for sixyears. Deborah’s jewelleryfocuses on the metal, andone of her favouritemediums is sterling silverwith or without semi-precious stones but she alsoworks with fine silver, gold,gold-filled and copper.Deborah’s education andbackground is diverse, shespent much of her life indesign, starting withclothing design in her teensand moving to homedecorating in 1991. Shereceived a Masters ofBusiness from the Universityof New Brunswick in 2004.Deborah has over 17 yearsteaching experience innumerous areas and is theowner of Antithesis Designs.

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Adult & Family FriendlyWhile most of the edVenturesworkshops are designed for adults andages 16+, we also offer a number ofworkshops appropriate for children.Parents who would like to takeedVentures workshops can arrange safeand quality activities for their children.For a complete listing of workshops foryounger participants check out theYouth & Children category.

Age Limit: Adult classes requireparticipants to be a minimum of 16years of age or else are at the discretionof the instructor (for specialcircumstances only). All workshops foryouth and children have ageappropriateness indicated within thedescription. Family workshops are opento anyone 16+. These workshops alsoallow younger family members to takepart if accompanied by a participatingparent or grandparent. See the Familycategory descriptions for the minimumage requirements.

Cancellation Policy: If a workshop iscancelled for any reason, payment isrefunded in full. Please note, ifminimum numbers are not met for anyworkshop, we make the call to cancel aworkshop two weeks out so don't waituntil the last minute to register. If theparticipant cancels more than 30 daysfrom the start of the class date, paymentwill be refunded in full less a $25administration fee. If a participantcancels between 15 and 30 days inadvance of the workshop, half theworkshop fee plus the materials fee, ifapplicable, will be returned. If cancelingless than 14 days no refund will beoffered (the only exception being adeath in the immediate family). If aworkshop is completely filled and thereis a waiting list, the enrollment is non-transferable as workshop space islimited.

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Want to Teach? If you are interestedin teaching a workshop as part of nextyear’s offering please let us know. Sendalong a brief description of theworkshop you would like to teach, thelength of the workshop, yourexperience teaching in your field, andyour c.v Scheduling takes place in thefall so please contact us no later thanSeptember 30 for your application to beconsidered for the following year’sprogram.

When Should I Register? Werecommend registering early to avoiddisappointment as workshop class sizesare limited. As well, remember anyworkshop that does not meet minimumregistration two weeks in advance maybe cancelled. Finally, if you can commitby May 31st, why not take advantage of15% discount off the adult workshopfee?

Workshop Times: Unless otherwiseindicated, workshops are offered 9am -12 noon and 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.Lunch is on your own. Several uniquerestaurants are nearby to the NBCCDwhere the majority of workshops areheld. Don’t miss out on some greatculinary experiences or grab a biteoutdoors and enjoy a leisurely walk onThe Green next to the beautiful St.John River.

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