MASK MAKING

Session 2 of the three-part monthly poetry & art mini retreat series
with Margaret Hartsook and Lisa Kagan

“Create space to pause and draw sweetness from each bright thing.”
~ James Crews

Come create with us under the luminous summer skies, allowing yourself to be transported by the magic of the Pacific Northwest peak summer evenings in Session 2 of this three part monthly mini retreat series. This offering embodies the spirit of a creative retreat paired with summer art camp for adults. We will read and write poetry in the garden as well as engage in play and discovery through nature-based art projects. During Session 2, we will create masks incorporating painting, nature printmaking, and other surface design techniques. This mini retreat offers you a chance to awaken your creative spark in the majesty of the natural world, cultivate new ways of enriching yourself and your life, and nourish yourself in the supportive, uplifting company of other women.

This program offers space for creative expression for women of all ages and backgrounds. All women are welcome, including cisgender, transgender, and those whose gender identity aligns with womanhood. No writing or art experience is necessary. All art materials, as well as snacks and drinks, will be provided.

Dates & Times:
Monday July 28th 6:30pm-9pm

Registration Options: We are happy you can join us for MASK MAKING, which is Session 2 of our HEART OF SUMMER series. If you would prefer to register for the whole series (including Session 1 on June 16th & Session 3 on August 11th), you can visit this registration link instead: https://events.humanitix.com/heart-of-summer-poetry-and-art-in-the-garden-3-part-series
Participants save $20 by registering for the whole series.

This program is offered through Touchstone Retreats. Learn more at:
https://familyheirloomarts.com/touchstone-retreats/

“This Touchstone Retreats program was one of the most soul-nourishing days I've ever spent. The silence of women making things is the most sacred sound I know, and you created a beautiful container for that.”
~ Touchstone Retreats Participant