Featured Events in Haines in October, 2024 (August Updated)

Learn the art of creating stunning brooches by upcycling old or thrifted jewelry at the Bling Brooch Making event in Tea Tree Gully. Led by experienced crafter Kelly, participants will have the opportunity to disassemble, mix, and match various pieces of jewelry to craft their unique brooch. This workshop is open to all skill levels, from beginners to advanced crafters aged 16 and above. All materials and equipment will be provided, except for the jewelry pieces which attendees are required to bring along. Join us at Gallery 1855 on 2 Haines Road, Tea Tree Gully, SA 5091 on October 2, 2024, for a creative and enjoyable experience. Please note that tickets for this event are sold out. Remember to dress appropriately for an art workshop and enjoy complimentary tea and coffee during the session. Kindly be informed that cancellations made after 9am on Wednesday, September 25 may not be eligible for refunds. Don't miss this opportunity to explore your creativity and potentially discover a new creative hobby through brooch making.

Photowalk with artist Jane Marr. Creative photographer Jane Marr aka Mama Jane will take you on a walk of discovery and wellbeing around the Tea Tree Gully heritage precinct and Anstey Hill Recreation Park. Photowalking is a practice in creativity, mindfulness and gratitude - looking at local places and faces through fresh eyes - discovering the extraordinary in the ordinary. The session will introduce some simple photographic principles and the benefits of walking for emotional, physical and mental wellbeing. Participants will finish the walk with a collection of photographs, which could be printed and framed, made into photo-cards and/or you may want create an artwork for next year’s Stitch & Yarn Community Exhibition. About the artist - facilitator Jane Marr aka Mama Jane has been an amateur creative photographer for over 40 years. She has participated in numerous exhibitions including Port Adelaide Artists Forum, SouthWest Contemporary, Port Festival and SALA, as well as commissions and publications. She has worked for 30+ years working in community, including 9 years as Arts & Cultural Development Officer for Port Adelaide Enfield Council. She is now dedicating more time to her passions of photography, walking and landcare. What you need to know To find out more about the Stitch & Yarn Community Exhibition email the Arts and Cultural Development Officer - arts@cttg.sa.gov.auYou are not oblidged to exhibit in the Stitch & Yarn Community Exhibition to come along to Spring Wellbeing Photowalk. All welcome.Bring along your own camera or mobile device to capture what you see. Jane will also share ideas on how you can further develop and show your photowalk images.Suitable for most skill levels, 16 years and older. However, please be aware we will be walking on varying and at times uneven terrain.Cancellations after 9am Monday 23 September will not be refunded.Meet at Gallery 1855. Information Source: City of Tea Tree Gully | eventbrite

Join us for a 2-part workshop that will introduce you to a range of hand-building and surface carving techniques in clay This two-part workshop occurs from 1:30-5pm, on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 October On this weekend you will be introduced to a range of hand-building and surface carving techniques in clay. Learn pinching, coiling and slab construction methods before being guided through a range of surface carving techniques to apply texture and decorative elements to your pieces. In this engaging and supportive setting, you will: Learn the fundamentals of decorative carving techniques in clay.Explore various patterns and designs to create unique, personalized pieces.Make 2-3 of your own functional ceramic pieces such as cups, candle holders, vases or serving platters.Experience the therapeutic benefits of working with clay, enhancing mindfulness and reducing stress.Connect with fellow participants, fostering a sense of community and shared creativity.After the second session Lauren will take your your pieces and fire them in her kiln. After that we will contact you to collect them from the gallery where you will take home your own functional ceramic pieces such as cups, candle holders, vases or serving platters. About the artist facilitator Lauren Downton recently completed her Honours degree in Contemporary Art at UniSA, with a focus in ceramics. She works as a ceramic artist, exhibiting widely across SA as well as interstate. Lauren’s ceramic sculptures have won multiple awards and her work has been featured in publications such as The Journal of Australian Ceramics and Art Edit Magazine. Other things you need to know This is a two-part workshop occuring from 1:30-5pm on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 October. Your workshop fee covers both sessions and you cannot book and pay for one sessionAll skill levels welcome, 16 years and olderAll materials and tools providedPlease wear clothes and/or an apron you don’t mind getting a little grubbyYour pieces will be taken offsite after the workshop for firing and will be available for pickup from the gallery 3-4 weeks after the second session.Cancellations after 9am Monday 14 October will not be refundedImages provided by the facilitating artist Information Source: City of Tea Tree Gully | eventbrite