Community Expressive Arts - Zine Making Workshop

Zine-making is the opportunity to develop different chapters in the Book of Life. Creating a zine from folding the paper to finishing off the leather button closure provides a space for reflection and creativity. 

The prompt for this offering is   "Before, During, After, Reimagine."  Depending on the individual, you can dive into all four areas or just one. This offering provides the space for stories to be told, captured, and shared as we mark this time following Helene.

Participants may bring personal items to include in their work such as family pictures, their own art, excerpts from a journal, etc.
All other materials will be supplied including watercolor, pens, marker, colored pencil, magazines, fabric, and collage materials.

About the instructor

Andi Gelsthorpe, LCSW, REACE, owner of Woven Roots Consulting, a consulting service that specializes in promoting overall community and individual well-being through the practice of Expressive Arts. As an artist, her work focuses on nurturing human connection and developing a sense of belonging. She is interested in the relationship between meaningful art-making and resiliency. Andi believes that creativity is the first language of humanity. She seeks to establish safe spaces for people to reflect and explore the healing power of their imaginations through the creative process.

FREE for the community - to register, select the number of general admission tickets you wish to reserve.

If you wish to donate to support our Community Expressive Arts sessions, please also select a dollar amount in $10 increments under the “I want to donate…” ticket type.

Space is limited, please register so we are prepared with ample supplies and staff.

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