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SUMMARY:Textured Jewellery Workshop - Marianna Lewis
DESCRIPTION:ONE-DAY WORKSHOP – May 2 \, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nIn this one-day workshop\, participants will be introduced to some of the basics of jewellery making. The class will focus on different metal texturing techniques using various hammers and stamps. Participants will also learn how to saw\, sand\, file\, drill\, and polish metal. With these techniques\, participants will create a set of textured silver jewellery (a pair of earrings and a pendant) of their very own design to take home. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $119 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.  \nAdditional Material fee: $100+ Participants must purchase a material kit from the College Store before the class. Prices may vary\, depending on the thickness and size of the sterling silver. \nAdditional instructions: Please wear short-sleeved shirts\, full leg coverage (pants/long skirt)\, no dangling jewellery\, long hair tied back or covered\, closed-toe shoes\, and safety glasses if they prefer their own (if not\, they will be provided). Bring a notebook/ sketchbook to take notes. \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nMarianna Lewis is a dedicated and engaging jewellery artist and metalsmith with a passion for teaching creative arts across a variety of media. She has led numerous workshops\, guiding participants of all ages—children\, teens\, and adults—in making pieces that they truly love. Inspired by the nature she sees around her\, Marianna’s work involves exploring many different textures and finishes. Her curiosity about the world of metal has led her to explore many different techniques which she employs in her work and practice. One of these techniques is enameling\, the process of fusing glass to the surface of metal\, through the addition of heat\, adding colour and depth to her pieces. Known for her strong organizational skills\, Marianna ensures that her classes run smoothly and on time\, while her outgoing personality helps students feel connected\, encouraged and engaged\, making the learning experience enjoyable for everyone. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/textured-jewellery-workshop-marianna-lewis-5/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:1-Day Workshop
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SUMMARY:Abstract Acrylic Painting - Alina Karmadanova
DESCRIPTION:ONE-DAY WORKSHOP – May 2\, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nReady to push your painting skills further? Join our beginner abstract acrylic painting workshop and elevate your artistic expression. \nIn this immersive 6-hour session\, explore the dynamic world of abstraction while refining your techniques in composition\, color harmony\, and expressive brushwork. Learn how to create depth\, movement\, and emotion through bold color choices and innovative layering methods. Bring a reference image for inspiration\, or let your creativity flow. Our goal is to empower you with the skills and confidence to craft striking abstract pieces that reflect your unique artistic voice. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $119 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.  \nAdditional material fee: $20 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. Participants are welcome to bring their own materials too.  \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nAlina Karmadanova is a painter born in Siberia (Russia). She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture and Design. From 2018-2023\, she was residing and creating in Shanghai\, China. From 2022-2024 Alina was studying at Falmouth University (UK) and working towards her master’s degree in Illustration\, online. From 2023-2024 she was studying Advanced Studio Practice in Canada\, at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design. This program helped Alina to focus on building a successful career as an art practitioner and integrate into the Canadian art community. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/abstract-acrylic-painting-alina-karmadanova-2/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:1-Day Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260502T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260502T123000
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SUMMARY:Mushroom Cultivation | Morning Class - Andrew Mathis
DESCRIPTION:HALF-DAY  WORKSHOP – May 2\, 2026 | 9:30 am – 12:30 pm\nCome learn how easy it is to grow your own mushrooms outside. Learn different techniques for growing mushrooms outside\, what kinds of mushrooms you can grow\, and how you can start your own mushroom garden. At the end of the workshop\, participants will leave with their own mushroom-inoculated log to grow their own mushrooms at home!     \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST: \nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $65 \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students  receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.  \nAdditional material fee: $25 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. \nAdditional instructions: Participants should bring protective glasses and gloves \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR: \nAndrew Mathis is a regenerative design educator and consultant who seeks to empower people to cocreate a hopeful flourishing future for all. Andrew teaches courses and workshops on permaculture\, food forest design\, and sustainability\, and has worked with community groups\, First Nations\, and schools to design and implement projects that bring people together around growing food. Andrew lives with his wife Anna in an old farmhouse with their children Gibson and Juniper on the Nashwaak in the unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik. On the weekends\, they can be found in the garden\, tending the bees\, or foraging for wild mushrooms. \nhttps://oasisfarmery.com/  \n 
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/mushroom-cultivation-morning-class-andrew-mathis-2/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Half-Day Workshop
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SUMMARY:Mushroom Cultivation | Afternoon Class - Andrew Mathis
DESCRIPTION:HALF-DAY  WORKSHOP – May 2\, 2026 | 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm\nCome learn how easy it is to grow your own mushrooms outside. Learn different techniques for growing mushrooms outside\, what kinds of mushrooms you can grow\, and how you can start your own mushroom garden. At the end of the workshop\, participants will leave with their own mushroom-inoculated log to grow their own mushrooms at home!     \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST: \nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $65 \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students  receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.  \nAdditional material fee: $25 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. \nAdditional instructions: Participants should bring protective glasses and gloves \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR: \nAndrew Mathis is a regenerative design educator and consultant who seeks to empower people to cocreate a hopeful flourishing future for all. Andrew teaches courses and workshops on permaculture\, food forest design\, and sustainability\, and has worked with community groups\, First Nations\, and schools to design and implement projects that bring people together around growing food. Andrew lives with his wife Anna in an old farmhouse with their children Gibson and Juniper on the Nashwaak in the unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik. On the weekends\, they can be found in the garden\, tending the bees\, or foraging for wild mushrooms. \nhttps://oasisfarmery.com/  \n 
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/mushroom-cultivation-afternoon-class-andrew-mathis-3/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Half-Day Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260517T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260517T170000
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SUMMARY:Make a Scarf on a Rigid Heddle - Alyson Scott
DESCRIPTION:ONE-DAY WORKSHOP – May 17\, 2026 | 9 am – 5 pm\nJoin us for a full-day introduction to rigid heddle weaving\, taught by experienced weaver and instructor Alyson Scott. In this hands-on workshop\, students will learn the complete process of warping a rigid heddle loom and weaving their very own scarf from start to finish. \nUsing beautifully hand-dyed and spun merino yarn from Legacy Lane Fiber Co\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind scarf that showcases both their new weaving skills and the unique character of the fiber. Whether you’re brand new to weaving or looking to refresh your skills\, this immersive class offers a relaxed and supportive environment to explore the art of loom weaving. \nBy the end of the day\, students will have gained enough experience to decide whether they’d like to continue their weaving journey further. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $129 + taxes (HST) \nNBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below. \nAdditional material fee: $60 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. \nAdditional instructions: Bring a pair of scissors\, pen and notebook to take no \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nAlyson Scott is a passionate textile artist based in Sussex\, New Brunswick. After graduating from the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design in 2005\, she co-founded Legacy Lane Fiber Mill with her sister\, specializing in alpaca fibre and producing high-quality\, Canadian-made yarn and textiles. Over the years\, the mill expanded to include a full-service weaving studio\, custom dyeing\, and machine knitting. \nIn addition to production work\, Alyson runs a textile-focused retail space in downtown Sussex\, where she offers fibre arts workshops and supports creative collaborations. Her work reflects a deep commitment to craftsmanship\, community\, and the sustainable growth of textile arts in Atlantic Canada. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/make-a-scarf-on-a-rigid-heddle-alyson-scott-2/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:1-Day Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260530T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260531T160000
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SUMMARY:Life Drawing - Matt Watkins
DESCRIPTION:2-DAY WORKSHOP – May 30 & 31\, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nLearn to draw the human figure from the inside out by learning the structure of the body\, identifying the major masses and how they relate to each other\, observing bony landmarks\, conceptualizing the view from the reverse side\, and practicing drawing techniques designed to portray the body with form and dimension. Whether you are drawing from a live model for the first time\, or have experience with this incredibly beneficial practice\, this is your chance to level up your skills. \n In this course\, we will use traditional drawing materials and work with nude models.  \n*Note that participation in this class is restricted to individuals aged 18+ \n**Nude model presence \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $225 + taxes (HST) \nMaterials to bring: Sketchbook\, newsprint or cartridge paper\, graphite pencils\, eraser\, bulldog clips. Materials are available at the NBCCD College Store. \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nMatt Watkins is a multi-disciplinary artist and educator specializing in drawing\, painting\, and metal arts. His work focuses on contemporary portraiture\, figure drawing and comparative anatomy\, as well as New Brunswick landscapes and sequential art. Matt maintains his studio practice at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre\, in addition to his work as an art instructor at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design. He regularly offers workshops on figure drawing\, portraiture\, and is currently working on his first comic book collection of short horror-fiction.
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/life-drawing-matt-watkins-2/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:2-Day Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260704T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260705T160000
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SUMMARY:Handmade Quilting - Cat Candow
DESCRIPTION:2-DAY WORKSHOP – July 4 & 5\, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nLearn to piece together a quilt block by hand and explore historic and modern embroidery techniques to create a richly embellished crazy quilt. Your finished piece can be displayed as a wall hanging\, pillow cover\, or framed artwork. No sewing experience is needed\, but good hand-eye coordination is helpful. \nOn day one\, you’ll arrange fabrics\, piece your quilt block and begin embellishing with ribbons\, lace\, and trims. Day two focuses on embroidery stitches\, followed by beads\, sequins\, and final decorative touches to complete your design. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $205 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students (including 2023 graduates) receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.  \nAdditional material fees: $20 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop \nAdditional instructions: Please bring reading glasses (if you need them for close up)\, basic sewing supplies if you already have them (scissors which can cut fabric\, pins\, ruler) and any special pieces of fabric\, trims\, or buttons you would like to incorporate (optional). \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nCat Candow\, raised in Germany under her grandmother’s sewing table\, Cat took her first stitches around age 3\, attempting to make pants for her Teddy. She learned to read and write at the same time she learned to crochet and cross stitch\, but with much more enthusiasm. She moved to Canada as an exchange student and stayed to complete her diploma in Fashion Design from the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (NBCCD). She spent 3 years in England making theater costumes for a living. Since returning to Canada\, Cat has spent the last decade doing all kinds of sewing alterations\, mostly rescuing brides from ill-fitting dress disasters. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/handmade-quilting-cat-candow/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:2-Day Workshop
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SUMMARY:Learn Bobbin Lace - Cat Candow
DESCRIPTION:3-DAY COURSE\, Monday to Wednesday – July 6 to 8\, 2026 \nCurious about lace making? In this 7-week hands-on workshop\, we’ll dive into the nearly-forgotten craft of bobbin lace – from winding your first bobbins to  creating beautiful samples. No experience needed – just focus\, curiosity\, a love of learning something truly unique and a fascination for keeping traditions alive. \nEach session builds on the last\, guiding you step-by-step into this  historic\, meditative art form. The kit includes everything you need as well as handouts for future reference. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $269 + taxes (HST) \nNBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below. \nAdditional material fee: $150 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. If you don’t want to keep the kit\, you can return all of the tools on the last day for a refund of $130. \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nCat has nurtured a passion for all textile arts from a young age\, but over the last few years her daily art practice has zeroed in on bobbin lace making. She is studying local traditions from all over the world\, learning several techniques simultaneously through online classes\, creating original artwork\, and is very excited to pass on her knowledge. Bobbin lace is on the verge of dying out in New Brunswick and it is Cat’s long-term goal is to reintroduce this craft to the region and build a community of lace makers. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/learn-bobbin-lace-cat-candow-2/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:3-Day Workshop
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DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260710T160000
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SUMMARY:Intro to Pattern Drafting - Nicole Daigle
DESCRIPTION:5-DAY COURSE\, Monday to Friday – July 6 to 10\, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nGain the skills and knowledge required to create custom-fit outfits from scratch with NBCCD Fashion Instructor\, Nicole Daigle\, as your teacher. In this course\, you will learn how to draft patterns from your (or a friend’s) measurements\, alter them so they fit any body type perfectly\, and manipulate those patterns into designs. \nThe course begins with mastering the fundamentals of pattern drafting\, starting with drafting a precise bodice pattern. Through mock-ups and fittings\, you’ll refine your patterns to ensure a perfect fit for any body type. Nicole will lead demonstrations on various manipulation techniques\, empowering you to transform your basic blocks into intricate designs\, including slash and spread\, gathering\, and adding ease. \nAs you progress\, you’ll delve into drafting skirt and sleeve patterns\, honing your skills further and expanding your design repertoire. By the end of the course\, you’ll leave with a fitted bodice and pant block\, equipped with the knowledge and techniques to unleash your creativity and pursue your passion for fashion design. Whether you’re a seasoned seamstress or a novice designer\, this course offers a comprehensive foundation for creating bespoke garments with confidence and flair. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $405 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current student receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD ticket option below.  \nPlease bring or expect to purchase at the NBCCD College Store: \n\nA pencil\, eraser\, ruler\, notebook for taking notes\, fabric scissors\, paper scissors\, muslin for mocking up patterns ($10 – $20)\nA sewing machine if you have one\, otherwise there will be some available to borrow\n\nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nNicole Daigle is a fashion alumna from the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design and is currently an instructor at the college. Nicole graduated from NBCCD in 2018\, completing the Foundation Visual Arts certificate\, Fashion Design diploma and the Advanced Studio Practice certificate. In her personal practice\, she focuses on women’s evening wear\, and costumes inspired by the 18th and 19th centuries. \nLOCATION: \nNBCCD Campus
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/intro-to-pattern-drafting-nicole-daigle-4/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:5-Day Course
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260706T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260710T160000
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SUMMARY:Intro to Machine Knitting - Natasha Cliche
DESCRIPTION:5-DAY COURSE\, Monday to Friday – July 6 to 10\, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nIn this 5-day introductory workshop\, participants will learn how to transform yarn into fabric using a domestic knitting machine. No prior knitting experience is required. \nThroughout the week\, students will be introduced to the basic functions of the knitting machine and develop foundational skills such as casting on\, knitting rows\, managing tension\, and binding off. Building on these fundamentals\, participants will explore simple stitch techniques including lace\, ribbing\, and hand-manipulated details. \nBy the end of the workshop\, participants will have created a collection of machine-knit swatches and completed their own original cowl or scarf. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $395 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current student receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD ticket option below.  \nAdditional material fee: $20 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nNatasha Tobias Cliche (she/her) is a textile artist\, designer and educator of Lebanese and French-settler descent based in Wolastoq (Fredericton\, NB). She loves introducing new students to the process of machine knitting\, and encouraging experienced students to make the most of its endless possibilities. Her personal practice is centred around knitting\, dyeing and silkscreen printing\, through which she creates both wearables and installation works.  \nLOCATION: \nNBCCD Campus
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/intro-to-machine-knitting-natasha-cliche/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:5-Day Course
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260706T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260715T210000
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SUMMARY:Intro to Weaving - Karen LeBlanc
DESCRIPTION:7- SESSIONS COURSE\, from 6 PM – 9 PM – July 6\, 7\, 8\, 9\, 13\, 14\, 15  – 2026\nIn this 7-session course\, Karen will take you through all the steps of weaving on a floor loom – from measuring your warp threads to cutting your first handwoven project off the loom! She will guide you through the vocabulary of weaving and you will go home with your own handwoven scarf\, a pair of tea towels or other project (please check with the instructor on appropriate projects). The creative choices will be up to you. A love of yarn is encouraged but no weaving experience is necessary! \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $319 + taxes (HST) \nNBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below. \nAdditional material fee: $35 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nKaren LeBlanc has practiced the art of weaving for over 40 years. After recently retiring from a senior project manager position with an Indigenous non-profit organization\, Karen now gives back to the community through her artwork and time. Her pieces focus on several distinct streams: weaving traditional\, functional\, and practical pieces on four or eight-harness looms; innovative\, contemporary tapestry pieces woven on tapestry looms; and stitched pieces made from repurposed tartan kilts or other fabrics. Karen has exhibited her work around the world\, representing the craft of weaving internationally\, nationally\, regionally\, and locally. More recently\, she participated in residencies programs in Fredericton\, Toronto\, and Parrsboro. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/intro-to-weaving-karen-leblanc/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:7-Week Course
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260713T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260717T160000
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SUMMARY:Ceramics: Wheel Throwing for All Levels - Brenda Parks
DESCRIPTION:5-DAY COURSE\, Monday to Friday – July 13 to 17\, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nIn this 5-day course\, Brenda Parks will guide students through the fundamentals of working with clay while also supporting those who are ready to expand their skills. This class is open to all levels\, including beginners and returning students. Beginners will learn the essential techniques of wheel throwing\, including how to center clay\, use basic pottery tools\, and create foundational forms such as the cylinder. From there\, students will explore trimming and glazing to complete their first ceramic pieces. \nReturning and intermediate students will have the opportunity to refine their techniques\, explore more complex forms\, and develop their personal approach to wheel-thrown ceramics with guided support. Get your hands dirty and get ready to create your own ceramic pots in a supportive and creative environment! \nClass schedule: \nJuly 13 – 16\, Monday -Thursday:  9 am -4 pm\nJuly 17\, Friday: 9 am -12 pm\nJuly 23\, Thursday:  6-9 pm\n*Please note that participants come back the following week for a 3 hour session of glazing\, as work needs to dry and be fired once in the kiln before glazing.\nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $435 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.  \nAdditional material fees: \nOn the first evening participants will be required to purchase the materials below Materials available in the College Store. \n\nHalf Box of Clay – Approx. $35\nBeginner tool set – Approx. $25\n#423 Aluminum Double loop – Approx. $12\n\nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nBrenda found her love of working with clay over the past 20 years in evening classes in AB\, BC\, and NB\, while pursuing her career in policy and negotiations. After attending a workshop at NBCCD and lamenting that it was over way too quickly\, she began studying Ceramics in the Diploma program at NBCCD. She studied Fine Craft: Ceramics part-time at NBCCD until 2019\, when she set up her own studio at home. Currently she works in her studio creating wheel-thrown and handbuilt functional pieces that bring joy to her customers day to day\, and brings her peace in the work that she does. She supplies retail stores\, galleries\, and attends craft shows\, when she is not busy running her two middle-schoolers to their various activities\, gardening\, and creating home-cooked meals for her family. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/ceramics-wheel-throwing-for-all-levels-brenda-parks/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:5-Day Course
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260718T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260719T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T180134
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260402T152155Z
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SUMMARY:Intro to Enamel Jewellery - Marianna Lewis
DESCRIPTION:2-DAY WORKSHOP – July 18 & 19 \, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nIn this two-day workshop\, participants will be introduced to some of the basics of jewellery making and enameling. Enamel is glass in a powder form that is dusted and baked onto the surface of metal via kiln firing (exposure to 1500 degrees fahrenheit for 2 minutes) or torch firing (exposure to indirect flame for 30 seconds). Participants will come to understand the medium of metal by learning basic techniques like sawing\, sanding\, filing\, and drilling metal.  \nThey will also learn some ways to manipulate metal into different shapes and explore textures. Basic enameling techniques and both firing processes will then be taught\, allowing participants to bring their ideas to life. With these techniques and processes\, participants will create a set of jewellery (a pair of earrings and a pendant) of their very own design to take home. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $205 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.  \nAdditional Material fee: $100+ Participants must purchase a material kit from the College Store before the class. Prices may vary\, depending on the thickness and size of the sterling silver. $25 fee for enamel should be paid in cash to the instructor on the day of the course.  \nAdditional instructions: Please wear short-sleeved shirts\, full leg coverage (pants/long skirt)\, no dangling jewellery\, long hair tied back or covered\, closed-toe shoes\, and safety glasses if they prefer their own (if not\, they will be provided). Bring a notebook/ sketchbook to take notes. \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nMarianna Lewis is a dedicated and engaging jewellery artist and metalsmith with a passion for teaching creative arts across a variety of media. She has led numerous workshops\, guiding participants of all ages—children\, teens\, and adults—in making pieces that they truly love. Inspired by the nature she sees around her\, Marianna’s work involves exploring many different textures and finishes. Her curiosity about the world of metal has led her to explore many different techniques which she employs in her work and practice. One of these techniques is enameling\, the process of fusing glass to the surface of metal\, through the addition of heat\, adding colour and depth to her pieces. Known for her strong organizational skills\, Marianna ensures that her classes run smoothly and on time\, while her outgoing personality helps students feel connected\, encouraged and engaged\, making the learning experience enjoyable for everyone. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/enamel-jewellery-workshop-marianna-lewis-6/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:2-Day Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260718T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260719T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T180134
CREATED:20260402T180636Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260402T180636Z
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SUMMARY:Intro to Sewing - Adrienne Goodine
DESCRIPTION:2-DAY WORKSHOP – July 18 & 19 \, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nDiscover the joy of sewing in this beginner-friendly course designed to build confidence and essential machine-sewing skills. Over two hands-on sessions\, participants will learn the basics of operating a sewing machine\, mastering stitches\, tension\, and stitch length. The course also covers fabric selection and introduces key techniques like working with patterns\, pinning\, and sewing zippers. By the end of the course\, students will complete a stylish bag and a functional coin purse—perfect for honing their new skills. Whether you’re brand new to sewing or looking to refresh your knowledge\, this course provides a supportive and creative environment to get you stitching! \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $205 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.  \nAdditional material fee: $30 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. Option to pre-buy tools for your ongoing use. \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nAdrienne Goodine is a Fredericton based Fashion Designer who also designs made to order and made to measure women’s clothing and jewellery\, created here\, in Fredericton NB. As a graduate from the Fashion Design program at NBCCD and working as a self taught jeweller at What on Earth\, Adrienne has come full circle with her own business and studio.  She has participated in many shows including The Heart Truth Red Dress Fashion Gala put on by the Heart and Stroke Foundation\, Atlantic Fashion Week and Cashmere ’19 in Toronto for which she created a dress out of bathroom tissue. Her designs are feminine and classic with a modern twist. One of Adrienne’s  goals is to create jobs and opportunities here in NB doing what she love\, thus expanding the fashion industry and showing that NB is on the fashion map. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/intro-to-sewing-adrienne-goodine/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:2-Day Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260720T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260724T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T180134
CREATED:20260402T173717Z
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SUMMARY:Intermediate Pattern Drafting - Nicole Daigle
DESCRIPTION:5-DAY COURSE\, Monday to Friday – July 20 to 24\, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nThis intermediate pattern course is designed for those who have completed Intro to Pattern Drafting\, have basic bodice and pant blocks\, and are ready to explore how to modify and transform them into new designs. \nThrough hands-on demonstrations and guided practice\, you’ll learn how to turn your basic blocks created in the Intro to Pattern Drafting course into unique designs. Throughout the week we will explore more advanced drafting techniques as each student transforms their basic block into a design of their choosing. You will learn new\, more advanced pattern manipulations and drafts such as slash and spread\, how to move shaping around the body with style lines\, and how to create facings\, collars and more!\nBy the end of the course\, you’ll have created a custom pattern made to your measurements that has been tested and is ready for garment construction. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $405 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current student receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD ticket option below.  \nPlease bring or expect to purchase at the NBCCD College Store: \n\nA pencil\, eraser\, ruler\, notebook for taking notes\, fabric scissors\, paper scissors\, muslin for mocking up patterns (depends on design\, estimated $10 – $20)\nA sewing machine if you have one\, otherwise there will be some available to borrow\nBring your blocks from Intro to Pattern Drafting\n\nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nNicole Daigle is a fashion alumna from the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design and is currently an instructor at the college. Nicole graduated from NBCCD in 2018\, completing the Foundation Visual Arts certificate\, Fashion Design diploma and the Advanced Studio Practice certificate. In her personal practice\, she focuses on women’s evening wear\, and costumes inspired by the 18th and 19th centuries. \nLOCATION: \nNBCCD Campus
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/intermediate-pattern-drafting-nicole-daigle-5/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:5-Day Course
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260720T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260724T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T180134
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SUMMARY:Intro to Jewellery Making - Mackenzie Russell
DESCRIPTION:5-DAY COURSE\, Monday to Friday – July 20 to 24\, 2026 | 9 am – 4 pm\nWhether you’ve been curious about the craftsmanship behind your precious jewellery or have dabbled in jewellery making yourself\, this course caters to you! Join the instructor Mackenzie Russell for an engaging 5-day journey to learn jewellery making. \nIn our well-equipped studio\, you’ll embark on your jewellery-making adventure\, starting with the basics. Under Mackenzie’s guidance\, you will learn essential benchwork techniques like sawing\, piercing\, filing\, and sanding. Once you’ve mastered these techniques\, you’ll advance to using the jeweller’s torch to bring your pieces to life. Finally\, you’ll finish your creations\, ensuring they are beautifully finished and polished\, ready to be worn with pride\, all while maintaining a safe and healthy environment. \nThroughout the course\, you will work with a variety of materials\, including copper\, brass\, and sterling silver. With these materials\, you will craft a pendant\, a band ring\, and a chainmail bracelet. This course serves as a strong foundation for future\, more advanced jewellery-making courses.  \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $395 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below. \nAdditional material fee: $250+ to be purchased on the first class at the College store\, depending on the thickness and size of the sterling silver. \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nMackenzie\, is a Jewellery/Metal Arts instructor for NBCCD. An aspiring alchemist and armchair philosopher\, Mackenzie draws inspiration from liberal pursuits\, seeking to translate conceptual ideas into visually captivating pieces of art. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/intro-to-jewellery-making-mackenzie-russell-4/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:5-Day Course
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Moncton:20260720T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Moncton:20260723T210000
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SUMMARY:Glass Painting - Marianna Lewis
DESCRIPTION:4-EVENING SESSIONS COURSE – July 20\, 21\, 22\, 23 \, 2026 | 6 pm – 9 pm \nIn this four-day evening workshop\, participants will be introduced to some of the basics of enameling. Enamel is glass in a powder form that is dusted and baked onto the surface of metal via kiln firing (exposure to 1500 degrees fahrenheit for 2 minutes) or torch firing (exposure to indirect flame for 30 seconds). Participants in the class will learn how to saw\, sand\, file\, and drill metal. After learning these basic skills\, the class will focus on basic enamel techniques. Following this\, participants will be able to use these techniques to create an enamel glass painting (about 4 inches by 4 inches) to take home to be displayed. \nTICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:\nRegular ticket price (April 15\, 12 pm): $205 + taxes (HST) \n NBCCD staff\, faculty\, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.  \nAdditional Material fee: $100+ Participants must purchase a material kit from the College Store before the class. Prices may vary\, depending on the thickness and size of the sterling silver. $30 fee for enamel should be paid in cash to the instructor on the day of the course.  \nAdditional instructions: Please wear short-sleeved shirts\, full leg coverage (pants/long skirt)\, no dangling jewellery\, long hair tied back or covered\, closed-toe shoes\, and safety glasses if they prefer their own (if not\, they will be provided). Bring a notebook/ sketchbook to take notes. \nFAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page. \nTHE INSTRUCTOR:\nMarianna Lewis is a dedicated and engaging jewellery artist and metalsmith with a passion for teaching creative arts across a variety of media. She has led numerous workshops\, guiding participants of all ages—children\, teens\, and adults—in making pieces that they truly love. Inspired by the nature she sees around her\, Marianna’s work involves exploring many different textures and finishes. Her curiosity about the world of metal has led her to explore many different techniques which she employs in her work and practice. One of these techniques is enameling\, the process of fusing glass to the surface of metal\, through the addition of heat\, adding colour and depth to her pieces. Known for her strong organizational skills\, Marianna ensures that her classes run smoothly and on time\, while her outgoing personality helps students feel connected\, encouraged and engaged\, making the learning experience enjoyable for everyone. \nLearn more about what we do at Honeybee Folk School and what courses we have coming up!
URL:https://honeybeefolkschool.ca/course/glass-painting-jewellery-marianna-lewis/
LOCATION:New Brunswick College of Craft and Design\, 457 Queen Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:4-Day Workshop
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