An event that will explore dream catchers and their significance in First Nation’s culture is on the agenda for Middleburg Heights, and local adults who are interested in learning more about these works of art are welcome to participate.
A small number of spaces have been made available in this workshop, and it will be led by Christine Vodicka. It was noted that she will ensure the class will be both a comfortable and supportive learning opportunity.
As the students work to create their own dream catcher, they will discuss their role in Native American culture, and they will be encouraged to express their creativity. Light refreshments, including coffee, tea, and donuts will be served, and the registration fee includes all the materials needed to complete the craft project.
The event is set to run for approximately two hours, and will begin at 12:00 pm. The ticket price to participate is $30 each. Flyer printing techniques can be used by an area printer to craft an assortment of items that can market a session like this to people in the local community.
This creative dream catcher workshop for adults is being offered by College Colleagues, which can be found at 6887 Smith Road in Middleburg Heights. Additional information, as well as an opportunity to register to participate in the session, has been added to the organizer’s Facebook listing.
