The process of weaving—individual threads becoming stronger through combination with others —is tied to traditions of storytelling, ancestral connection and personal expression across cultures.

Join AMOCA’s education team in this family-friendly exploration of artist Cannupa Hanska Luger’s work in Making in Between: Indigenous Americans! Through this fun and interactive workshop, guests will learn about Indigenous futures and the importance of upcycling.

Visitors will work with AMOCA’s education manager to learn how to create a diy hand loom and are encouraged to bring in materials from home (old t-shirts, plastic tubes, toys, magazines, newspaper, fabric scraps, fibers, ribbons, flowers, twigs etc!) to contribute to their own personal tapestry.

AMOCA’s family workshops are for all ages and everyone is welcome! Both adults and children will be given supplies to participate in the art project.

Registration is $15 ($10 for Pomona Residents or AMOCA Museum Members); children 5 and under may join for free with paying adult.

Your ticket price includes workshop materials, instruction, and museum admission. Participation is discounted for our neighbors living in the City of Pomona with proof of residency.

Things to know:

Registration includes admission to the museum Saturday, September 27. AMOCA is open from 11 AM -4 PM on Saturday
Both adults and children will be given supplies to participate in the art project; everyone needs a ticket
Children and youth under 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult
Both adults and children will be given supplies to participate in this art project, but bringing your own materials is highly encouraged
Weaving Stories tickets may be purchased at time of arrival as space allows, but pre-registration is encouraged
Please arrive 10 minutes early for a fun and relaxed check-in process

Note: AMOCA may photograph or video visitors for educational and promotional purposes. Attendance to an AMOCA exhibition or event constitutes the attendee’s consent regarding the possibility of appearing in Museum marketing materials.