Fabulous Fish for the Farmington

Check out the first 134 fish! More will be swimming their way onto the blog on March 31st! Bidding starts April 1st, so get ready!

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Register for a bidder number with the Farmington River Watershed Association by emailing your Name, Address, and Phone # to river@frwa.org or stop by at the gallery to register.

Bidding starts April 1st thru April 16th (closing at 8pm on the 16th).

Happy Fishing!

Family-Friendly Felting Workshop, March 27-28th, 1 pm

Family-friendly felting workshops, during the weekend of March 27 and 28

Fiber artist Elena Gibson shows how to make a simple yet attractive felting projects that you can complete in one brief session. In the kid-friendly workshops, suitable for both beginners and people who have some felting experience, participants learn how to work with the supplied materials to produce a small completed work: felted eggs on Saturday morning or afternoon and flowered pins on Sunday afternoon. The artist supplies all materials necessary to complete the project. Both workshops work well for children of 8 years and older, but you don't need to bring a child with you to join the fun.

Saturday, March 27 Making Felted Eggs workshop

two sessions: 10 am to 11:30 am and 1 pm to 2:30 pm

Learn how to shape wool around an egg-shaped form, mix colors, and apply a design using a felting needle.

Fee (includes materials): Adult $25 / Adult & child $35

Sunday, March 28, 1 pm to 3 pm Making Felted Flower Pins workshop

Learn how to use a wet felting method to create floral shapes and find out how to add

embellishments with a felting needle.

Fee (includes materials): Adult $30 / Adult & child $45

Gong Bath Healing: March 25th, 7 pm

by Marcey and Brian Hickey $10 donation

Thursday 7pm, bring mat, pillow and blanket to experience the Tibetan Singing bowls harmonic attunement for your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual being.

Class: Photo Alteration, March 13th from 10-1 pm

Saturday March 13 from 10-1pm.
Photo Alteration
with Lori Barker.

This class introduces students to altering photographs through experimentation. Instruction focuses on exploring techniques using household products, crayons, inks, and tools. Workshop time is spent discovering ways to 'destroy' photos and then bring them back to life through the student's imagination.

After stamping, rubbing and coloring the images, students create completed artwork (time permitting).

Fee: $50