What’s on
Willow Weaving Workshop – Obelisks
Looking to add a touch of natural elegance to your garden? Join Karen Bek to learn how to create something both useful and ornamental for your outdoor space. Come along and learn the art of willow weaving to bring a touch of rustic charm to your garden.
This course is designed with wellbeing in mind. Weaving and connecting with natural materials is a therapeutic process that forces you to slow down and focus.
Tickets can be purchased directly from Karen’s website here.
If you have any questions please email Karen directly at bek_karen@hotmail.com
This workshop is suitable for beginners and improvers and all craft materials are included. On arrival please enter via the North Gates using the postcode NR23 1RH, our parking team will direct you to our main car park. Meet at Visitor Reception.
Event details
29th March
£95
10.30am – 3.30pm
Education Room
Complimentary parking
Hot drinks provided
Sorry, no dogs except assistance dogs
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