
Basket Weaving with Invasive Ivy
About this event
Teens. Spend an afternoon at Renfrew Ravine, where environmental stewardship meets hands-on creativity. In this workshop led by Still Moon Arts Society, we'll start by removing invasive ivy. Then, instead of tossing it aside, we'll weave it into baskets you can take home. It's a satisfying way to turn an ecological problem into something beautiful and useful. No experience needed, just bring your curiosity and a willingness to get your hands dirty. While we weave, we'll talk and learn about the ravine, its plants and animals, and what makes this hidden green space worth protecting. For teens ages 13-18. Registration Required. Registration opens June 15. Click here to register. Accessibility Information Teen Services is working to make our programs accessible to all Vancouver teens. Please email us at [email protected] to let us know how our program facilitators can support you to participate fully and comfortably. Takes place outdoors and will involve walking to offsite locationThe expected noise level is medium Maximum program capacity will be 20 participantsParticipants are welcome to move, stim, or take breaks as needed. For more information on physical access, view the Accessibility information on the Renfrew Branch page.
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