This event is for families to enjoy together. Salmon are kin for the Indigenous People of the rivers and coasts of this land; and they were also at the heart of cultures throughout Asia and northern Europe in ages past. Reawaken your connection to the land and show your love for the salmon by creating a beautiful piece of salmon leather that you tan yourself. There will be multiple sensory activity tables for kids of all age. Families with younger kids might want to work on a piece of leather altogether
Children 9 and over are welcome to attend Solo
Children 8 and under must attend with a parent
Children 3 and under are free
About the Artist:
Janey Chang is an Artist, Maker, Outdoor Experiential Educator and Guide, Community Facilitator and Mother on a path to remembering how to be human through the (re)learning of ancestral skills. She has had the honour of teaching classes and workshops to all ages, on fish skin leather, natural fibre cordage, friction fire, hide tanning, ceremony, ukelele + drumming, self-expression through mask making, wilderness survival skills, jump rope, leather tooling, coal-burned spoons, and more. She interweaves personal stories and encourages self-reflection in her experiential classes
Space limited to 20 *Registration deadline November 8
This event is for families to enjoy together. Salmon are kin for the Indigenous People of the rivers and coasts of this land; and they were also at the heart of cultures throughout Asia and northern Europe in ages past. Reawaken your connection to the land and show your love for the salmon by creating a beautiful piece of salmon leather that you tan yourself. There will be multiple sensory activity tables for kids of all age. Families with younger kids might want to work on a piece of leather altogether
Children 9 and over are welcome to attend Solo
Children 8 and under must attend with a parent
Children 3 and under are free
About the Artist:
Janey Chang is an Artist, Maker, Outdoor Experiential Educator and Guide, Community Facilitator and Mother on a path to remembering how to be human through the (re)learning of ancestral skills. She has had the honour of teaching classes and workshops to all ages, on fish skin leather, natural fibre cordage, friction fire, hide tanning, ceremony, ukelele + drumming, self-expression through mask making, wilderness survival skills, jump rope, leather tooling, coal-burned spoons, and more. She interweaves personal stories and encourages self-reflection in her experiential classes
Space limited to 20 *Registration deadline November 8
