Draw Plants Together workshops at NECCHi East Coburg

Draw Plants Together offers friendly, inclusive drawing workshops that focus on our relationships with local plants. The workshops hope to support community-led activities that also focus on local plants, such as ecological restoration and urban food gardening, as well as offer a supportive space for creativity and well-being.

The weekly sessions at NECCHi East Coburg are ongoing, and have been running since mid 2024. The workshops are a space for creativity and an opportunity to spend time with plants and connect with other people.

This term will feature two 5-week short courses from

April 24 to May 2

May 29 to June 26

July 3 will be a Plant Drawing Celebration for the term!

Head to Craig's website for more info about Draw Plants Together

“This is the most fun and least intimidating time I've ever had drawing"

– participant, Glenroy Library Makerspace.

“A very gentle, informative approach. I felt safe and inspired to be creative and connect with the plants. The best workshop I've taken”

– participant, 'Plant life queer life' in partnership with Bridge Queer Gathering for FUSE Darebin

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Draw Plants Together is an inclusive space. Everyone of all ages, backgrounds, sexualities, genders and abilities is welcome.

A safe and respectful space for First Nations people. Workshops for First Nations people are free. I regularly donate to local First Nations orgs

A safe and respectful space for LGBTIQA+, non-binary and gender diverse people

I prioritise accessibility in the delivery of my workshops. Please contact me if you have any access needs

Workshops are delivered in English unless co-facilitated or with an interpreter. I am a qualified English language teacher, and am happy to provide English language support

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Draw Plants Together acknowledges Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as the First People of the place where this workshop is run. I acknowledge Wurundjeri as Traditional Custodians and pay my deepest respects to First Nations Elders, people and communities across the continent.