Origami, which is the art of paper folding, has been practiced in Japan for many years, and residents of Hayward will soon have an opportunity to learn more about this creative activity, drawing inspiration from nature.
The Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge will be celebrating National Wildlife Refuge Week, and part of the festivities will be an origami workshop. It is open to people of all ages, and the supplies will be provided.
Those who are interested in the event are invited to come early so they can explore the different displays and activities that will be on offer to mark the occasion. They can get inspired with ideas for kid’s birthday parties, craft a fish Print tote bag, and enjoy the different works of art that will be on display, courtesy of the San Francisco Bay Wildlife Society and the CA 2017 Duck Stamp Contest. Along with all of this, members of the public will be welcome to create their own fabric square design, and these will be gathered and made into a quilt that will be put on display.
Refreshments will be served during the art show, and everyone is welcome. Signs and other printed items can be prepared for a function like this by a print company.
The Arts and Crafts Nature Festival will be held on October 14 at 1 Marshlands Road in Freemont. More details can be found on its Facebook listing.
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