Mosaic Pendant Workshop
Shaker Heritage Society is thrilled to be teaming up with Kim O'Rourke of Earthly Elements Glassworks to present these beautiful mosaic pendants. Just in time for Mother's Day! Make a
Shaker Heritage Society is thrilled to be teaming up with Kim O'Rourke of Earthly Elements Glassworks to present these beautiful mosaic pendants. Just in time for Mother's Day! Make a
Join us for this plain weave basket that is perfect for holding napkins or can be used as a muffin or bread basket. Woven from ½” flat natural reed. You
Create a beautiful 10” mosaic garden stone to add a personal touch to your outdoor space! In this hands-on class, you'll work with glass gems, glass pieces, and quick-drying cement
Join us at the historic Shaker Heritage Site for The SKILLED Project—a powerful exploration of preservation trades at the crossroads of tradition, technology, and community. This immersive evening features a panel
Moonbow is an arts organization devoted to presenting multimedia events. Programming is inspired by each venue’s unique atmosphere and architecture. Moonbow #10 at the Shaker Meeting House will feature: Megan
The Shakers are a Utopian society whose beliefs of gender and racial equality date back to the late 1700's. Join us while we explore America's 1st Shaker settlement through the
Confetti Stage is excited to invite you to “William Shakespeare’s Long Lost First Play (Abridged)” by Austin Tichenor and Reed Martin, directed by Nate Beynon. “William Shakespeare’s Long Lost First
Come make beautiful herbal bouquets in our Herb Garden. Hand pick and clip your own herbs under staff guidance and fill up the provided mason jar. Your home will smell
Founded by English mystic Mother Ann Lee, the Shakers formed small, thriving villages based upon principles of equality and compassion. A celibate community, their worship was infused with music and
Join local fiber artist Mallory Zondag and learn how to paint with wool fibers during this four hour felted painting workshop. Students will learn how to create an image using