Frida Kahlo Brooch Workshop
2025-05-08 19:30 - 21:30 (Europe/London) | Crescent Art Centre, 2-4 University Rd, Belfast, BT7 1NH, United Kingdom
Have fun stitching an art brooch from wool felt and decorating with sequins, beads and embroidery. In this 2 hour workshop you will likely finish 1 brooch but you have a kit to make another at home. Please bring small scissors to class.

Tutor Linda O’Kane has worked in the Antiques/Interior Decoration trade for over 30 years. A life long love of sewing, patchwork and cross stitch has enabled her to gain excellent experience over the years. She really enjoys teaching, sharing her knowledge and hopefully inspiring others to get creative.

The clay club
2025-05-17 14:00 - 2025-06-14 16:00 | Island Arts Centre, The Island, Lisburn, BT27 4RL, United Kingdom
A workshop aimed at children aged 6 – 13! Under the guidance of tutor Andrea McCullough-Alderdice, children will get messy at the potter’s wheel! Clay is a really tactile medium and it’s ideal for exploring texture, shape and decoration. Participants will learn about and try out hand, coil and slab building; they will also be using moulds, glazes, slips and mark making techniques.

Please note, this workshop will take place Saturdays from May 17th to June 14th.

Corinne Price Trunk Show
2025-05-20 10:00 - 2025-06-03 17:00 | Craft NI Gallery, 115 - 119 Royal Ave, Belfast, BT1 1FF, United Kingdom
Stop by and get to know the work of Belfast based ceramicist Corinne Price! The trunk show features Corinne’s brand-new collection of work which celebrates all that is fresh and fragrant this season. Inspired by foliage and flowers, the collection showcases several distinct ranges which converse with one another. The nerikomi vessels are hand-built using slices of clay, usually patterned, and have a sharp, crisp quality to the design which contrasts with their asymmetrical forms. The wheel-thrown neriage vessels, on the other hand, record the swirling movement of their creation in the fluid striations of their swirls, contrasting with their symmetry. Many iterations between the two have arisen, and visitors will be able to see the results around the gallery.

Macramé: wreath workshop
2025-05-24 11:00 - 13:00 | Crescent Art Centre, 2-4 University Rd, Belfast, BT7 1NH, United Kingdom
Create your own statement earrings from polymer clay, in this relaxed jewellery workshop.
You will learn how to create your own colour palette by hand mixing coloured clay, and work with different shapes and textures to create a unique pair of earrings.
Discover the entire process of making clay jewellery from scratch, and take home two pairs of fun, colourful earrings that you can wear to express your unique personality!
All materials for the earrings will be provided, but some ideas of what you’d like to create are encouraged!
Jewellery hardware is hypoallergenic, and should be suitable for most sensitivities.
This workshop is suitable for beginners, with no previous knowledge required.

Tutor: Melissa Paget. Suitable for 16+

'Imprints in the Earth'
2025-05-25 10:00 - 2025-06-22 16:30 | WWT Castle Espie, 78 Ballydrain Rd, Comber, Newtownards, BT23 6EA
In this joint exhibition, 11 artists respond to the theme of ‘Imprints in the Earth: Shaping Place through Clay’. The works explore connections between landscape, heritage, and the art of clay. The exhibition invites viewers on a journey through the Northern Ireland landscapes where clay becomes both a canvas and a storyteller.
‘Imprints in the Earth’ explores how the natural world shapes human experience and how ceramics, in turn, becomes a medium to capture those impressions. Each piece embodies the textures, rhythms, and stories of this place, reflecting its tides, its soils, and its human connection.
The artists taking part are: Anna Donavan, Alison Hanvey, Tracey McCoey, Brenda Morgan, Eleanor Wheeler, Patricia Millar, Jacki Trainor, Joanne Gault, Donna Boyle, Anna Smyth, Tracey Johnston.
The exhibition is on in the Graffan Gallery; free admission.

'Art of the Possible'
2025-05-30 10:00 - 2026-11-30 17:00 | Ulster Museum, BT9 5AB, United Kingdom
Over the past decade, the Ulster Museum has collected a significant number of important artworks from around the world—many of which have never been seen by the public until now.
Art of the Possible features over 40 artworks made from glass, ceramics, silver, metalwork, jewellery, and wood. These works were created by some of the most talented and important artists and designers working in these materials today.

Fused glass birds - plant stakes workshop
2025-05-31 10:00 - 12:30 | Flowerfield Arts Centre, 185 Coleraine Road, Portstewart, BT55 7HU, United Kingdom
Using fused glass techniques, these beautiful glass bird plant pot stakes are the perfect colourful unique addition to any summer garden. The participants’ glass birds will be fired for collection soon after. Tutor: Natasha Duddy

Suitable for 18+

Cameron & Breen Trunk Show
2025-06-05 10:00 - 2025-06-17 17:00 | Craft NI Gallery, 115 - 119 Royal Ave, Belfast, BT1 1FF, United Kingdom
Come along and see Cameron & Breen’s full selection of handcrafted jewellery in their upcoming trunk show at Craft NI Gallery, Belfast!
Martin Cameron and Laura Breen are renowned for their contemporary exploration into ancient jewellery design, having won awards from The Worshipful Company Of Goldsmiths and with noteworthy commissions under their belt such as presenting their ‘Ancient Treasure’ Brooch to Princess Anne Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal in 2021.
Captivating hordes of gold jewellery found in museums influence the forms and materials in Martin and Laura’s jewellery collections. Recycled gold is cast from wax that has been carved and manipulated by hand, displaying the beautiful marks of traditional handmade design and the ancient technique of lost wax casting. Stone carvings adorned with rhythmical patterns and curious figures inspire their playful hand engraved motifs. Martin and Laura hand select emeralds, sapphires, mandarin garnets, diamonds and rock crystals to skilfully set in each individual piece.
If you have longed to try on some of their pieces after intensive social media searches, have a bespoke commission in mind such as an engagement ring, a wedding ring or anniversary gift, or are interested to remodel heirloom pieces, stop by for a chat in the Gallery. Martin and Laura welcome bespoke enquiries, and we can arrange Saturday appointments with the makers.

Belfast School of Art: Product, Ceramics, Silversmithing & Jewellery Degree Show 2025
2025-06-06 18:00 - 2025-06-21 14:00
The BDes (Hons) Design (Product, Ceramics, Silversmithing & Jewellery) Degree Show celebrates the work of graduating students from the Product Design, Ceramic Design, Silversmithing & Jewellery pathways at Belfast School of Art. This exhibition brings together a diverse collection of outcomes, reflecting a strong culture of innovation, material exploration and critical design thinking.
Across the pathways, students have developed innovative responses to contemporary issues, producing objects that are conceptually rich and materially grounded. The work on display encompasses product design, furniture, lighting, ceramic design, jewellery and metalwork, demonstrating a deep engagement with process, form and function.
Rooted in making, the exhibition highlights how ideas are shaped through hands-on experimentation and refined through technical skill. From speculative designs to functional artefacts, each piece reveals a personal approach to design and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of their chosen medium.
The degree show offers a glimpse into the future of design, where tradition meets experimentation, and where making remains central to innovation.

Opening Night:
Friday 6th June 2025, 6pm to 9pm
Location: BB-04, Belfast School of Art
Exhibition Continues:
Saturday 7th June to Saturday 21st June 2025
Open daily (excluding Sundays) from 10am to 5pm
Final Day: Saturday 21st June 2025, closing at 2pm

Hapa Zome textile printing workshop
2025-06-12 18:00 - 21:00 | The Market Place Theatre & Arts Centre, Armagh, 9 Market Street, Armagh, BT61 7BW
Join textile artist Angela Turkington for a fun workshop using Hapa Zome technique. This involves hammering flowers and leaves to print directly onto watercolour paper, bookmark blanks and pre-treated linen.
This is a fun and easy craft to learn. Participants will design and create their own mini range of greeting cards, artworks for framing, bookmarks, gift tags, etc. using fresh seasonal flowers and leaves. It will also be possible to hand, or machine embroider the printed fabric, which adds a lovely finishing touch to the design.
Hammers, acetate and materials will be provided. A sewing machine will also be available along with a variety of hand sewing embroidery threads and embellishments.
Max No: 12 | Suitable for 16+ | Tutor: Angela Turkington (Leopard & Lily)

Natural Dye Demo and Workshop with Ruth Osborne
2025-06-13 10:00 - 13:00 | Rowallane Garden, Off Crossgar Road, Saintfield, BT24 7LH, United Kingdom
Join local artist Ruth Osborne for a Block Printing with Natural Dyes workshop at Rowallane Garden this summer!
Participants will create unique hand printed textiles using a range of inks made from natural-plant based dyes and a selection of decorative wood blocks.
Booking essential; age guidance 14+ – Must be accompanied by an adult. Workshop ticket includes admission to property.

Sterling silver stacking rings workshop
2025-06-14 10:00 - 14:00 | The Market Place Theatre & Arts Centre, Armagh, 9 Market Street, Armagh, BT61 7BW
Join Goldsmith Tara for a fun, hands-on workshop where you’ll create your very own set of stacking rings!
You will learn step-by-step the techniques of ring making and will design two beautiful sterling silver rings – a textured band and a sleek plain ring with a stunning rub-over gemstone setting.
All tools and equipment are supplied including blow torches and polishing machines. You can also choose your preferred coloured cubic zirconia gemstone.
Perfect for beginners who want to learn a variety of jewellery making skills in one workshop!
Max No: 7 | Suitable for 16+ | Tutor: Tara Campbell

Sculpt a sea swimmer workshop
2025-06-14 13:00 - 15:00 | Flowerfield Arts Centre, 185 Coleraine Road, Portstewart, BT55 7HU, United Kingdom
During this workshop, participants will dive into creativity and join artist Fiona Shannon to sculpt their very own sea swimmer bust inspired by the beauty of the ocean! Suitable for all abilities, this is an ideal gift for any intrepid swimmer.

Suitable for 16+

Adam Frew - Midsummer demonstration evening
2025-06-18 19:30 - 21:00 | Adam Frew Studio, 21 Cullycapple Park, Aghadowey, BT51 4AS, United Kingdom
Adam Frew will be holding his annual midsummer demonstration evening at his studio in Aghadowey on Wednesday, 18th June from 7.30 – 9pm. Join in and enjoy a relaxed evening of watching Adam throw pots as well as decorating. Tea, coffee and home baked treats included. £20, booking necessary.

Brian McKee & Mary Callan Trunk Show
2025-06-20 10:00 - 2025-07-02 17:00 | Craft NI Gallery, 115 - 119 Royal Ave, Belfast, BT1 1FF, United Kingdom
Craft NI Gallery’s upcoming trunk show juxtaposes two different disciplines and mediums: shown alongside one another, Brian McKee’s furniture and Mary Callan’s textile art find common ground in a celebration of design and craftsmanship!

Brian McKee is a furniture designer-maker based in Co. Down, Northern Ireland. Brian’s primary constructional method is the steam bending of timber, which he employs to unlock the creative potential of bent wood in the design and production of useful and attractive, contemporary, handmade furniture.

And if you’ve watched ‘Derry Girls’ you might remember Ma Mary’s ‘Ulster Fry’ sweater – Mary Callan is the knitwear designer who made it! She is also the creative force behind ‘Callan’, a niche creative knitwear company based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, which specialises in well made, colourful and fun fashion knitwear.

Make a glass windchime workshop
2025-06-21 10:00 - 16:00 | Island Arts Centre, The Island, Lisburn, BT27 4RL, United Kingdom
Join tutor Keith Sheppard and make a glass windchime for your home or garden. With guidance in design and assembly, during this workshop participants will combine fused glass with driftwood!

Summer Solstice Greenman Workshop
2025-06-21 10:00 - 17:00 | Conway Mill, Top floor Conway Mill, 5-7 Conway St., Belfast, BT13 2DE, United Kingdom
A full day to spend making a lovely summery greenman or greenwoman or greensomeone!
Using stoneware terracotta clay, coloured slips and underglazes and under Anna Donovan’s guidance, participants can create a splendid addition to their home/garden. Refreshments will be available and there is the Little Mill Cafe on site for lunch.
Begin gathering at 9.30 a.m. for a 10 a.m. start. Finishing up 4.30/5 p.m.
Fee includes materials, tuition/guidance and firing. Up to 6 places available.

Scott Benefield Trunk Show
2025-07-03 10:00 - 2025-07-28 17:00 | Craft NI Gallery, 115 - 119 Royal Ave, Belfast, BT1 1FF, United Kingdom
Scott Benefield’s trunk show at Craft NI Gallery shines a light on the beauty of blown glass – stop by to learn about the Filigrana technique which goes back to 16th century Venice!

Scott Benefield’s work draws upon a particular heritage in the history of glass: the golden age of 16th century Venetian glassblowing. Filigrana is blown glass made with colourless, white, and sometimes coloured canes – this style originated on the island of Murano in the 16th century and spread rapidly to other parts of Europe. Scott Benefield’s Filigrana functional glassware comes in a range of vibrant summer colours, perfect for gifting or adding a pop of colour to your interior décor. Larger scale decorative works will also be shown alongside his functional range.

Scott Benefield is internationally known as a glassblower specialising in Venetian cane techniques, as well as a workshop leader and a writer covering issues pertinent to contemporary studio glass. Scott has exhibited his work at the Royal Ulster Academy annual exhibition in 2012-2015, the British Glass Biennale in 2015, as well at galleries in Ireland, England, Scotland, the US, the Netherlands, Japan and China.
He works from his studio which is an old farm property on the rugged north Antrim coast, just outside of the village of Ballintoy in Northern Ireland. All of the work is designed, produced and finished entirely by hand.

Heritage Craft Fair at Rowallane Garden
2025-07-20 10:00 - 16:00 | Rowallane Garden, Off Crossgar Road, Saintfield, BT24 7LH, United Kingdom
Set against the backdrop of our stunning gardens and stableyard, the Heritage Craft Fair will bring together an incredible gathering of makers — from blacksmiths and woodworkers to potters, embroiderers, and more.
Watch sparks fly during live blacksmithing demos and see skilled hands shape natural materials into beautiful, functional art. With a handpicked collection of local craftspeople showcasing their work, this is a rare chance to connect with heritage skills and discover one-of-a-kind handmade treasures.
Free event but admission ticket to Rowallane required.

Weekend Beginners Jewellery Making Course
2025-07-26 10:00 - 2025-07-27 17:30 | Shannon McShane Studio, Unit B5 Inspire Business Park, 16 Carrowreagh Road, Dundonald, Belfast, +447518944235, BT16 1QT, United Kingdom
Come along for a weekend where you will learn a range of beginners skills in making jewellery.
What will you learn?
Day 1: You will begin with getting to grips with the tools, the workshop and metals. You will make a ring to kick start, moving on to making a pair of stud and a pair of long earrings.
Rounding off the first day with making a lovely pendant.
Day 2 You will begin day 2 by learning how to melt silver and forge it into a ring.
As your jammed packed weekend comes to a close you will learn how to file, sand and polish so that you go away with two rings, two pairs of earrings and a pendant that you have made. (A chain for your pendant is also included).
Who is this for?
This course is for complete beginners but all participants must be over 16. It is for a maximum of 6 people so that you have the best tuition experience and access to tools.
What is provided?
Shannon will provide a printed course guide for you to keep.
You will be working in silver for all pieces but you will have copper to practice on as well. You will get to take home all the pieces you have made.
Light refreshments will be provided to keep you going through your lessons. Please bring a packed lunch. We will have a morning and afternoon break as well as 30 minutes for lunch.

August Craft Month
2025-08-01 08:00 - 2025-08-31 17:00 | Island of Ireland, Island of Ireland
Established in 2021 and organised by Design & Crafts Council Ireland and Craft NI – the two national bodies for craft in Ireland – August Craft Month is an all island celebration of Ireland’s unique craft sector!
This year’s fantastic August Craft Month programme brings together an array of talented makers hosting over 300 events across the island of Ireland. With the kids off for summer, friends coming to visit or planning staycations for the whole family, there has never been a better time to do something different. From creating your own suncatcher, to sculpting a clay puffin, August is the month to put craft and the joy of making on your radar! That pottery class you’ve always wanted to take? Now’s the time! Whether it’s the excitement of trying your hand at the throwing wheel, catching inspiring exhibitions with friends, seeing makers in action in their studios or finding free activities to occupy the kids during the holidays.

Head over to www.augustcraftmonth.org to browse and book events, and follow @augustcraftmonth25 on social media for all the latest news and updates.

'Common Threads'
2025-08-21 09:30 - 2025-09-13 17:00 | Island Arts Centre, The Island, Lisburn, BT27 4RL, United Kingdom
The second edition of the Northern Ireland Linen Biennale’s headline group exhibition, where flax and linen—whether as story, medium, or substrate—serve as the common thread across a range of fine and applied art practices. Curated by artist and creative producer Meadhbh McIlgorm, the exhibition celebrates the slow, considered, and skilful labour of artist-makers. A theme of weaving runs through much of the work, highlighting interdependence over fragmentation: as in a weave, no thread stands alone. Instead, something is formed collectively through a series of crossovers and junctions. Weaving echoes life—our common ground, shared heritage, and collective material future are all interwoven with the politics of fibre and fabric.
Participating artists:
Helen O’Hare & Wilma Kirkpatrick, Heidi McKenzie (Canada), Zoe Gibson, Lucy Moore (RoI), Maya Todd, Jude Fenton, Margaret B. Russell (USA), Andrea Dickson, Sharon Adams, Karen Hamilton, Kathy Kirwan (RoI, Alison Pascoe, Emily McIlwaine, Claudia Rose

'Sgrafitto'
2025-09-23 10:00 - 2025-11-09 16:00 | North Down Museum, Town Hall, The Castle, Bangor, BT20 4BT, United Kingdom
A solo exhibition of work by ceramic artist Jakki Trainor.

The ‘Sgraffito’ exhibition explores how decorative mark making and sensitive carving can reveal detail, pattern, light and shade.
Jakki draws inspiration from a love of nature and folklore, producing illustrative ceramics depicting both real and imagined flora and fauna that aim to engage the viewer in unravelling the narrative.

Silversmithing workshop
2025-09-27 10:00 - 13:00 | The Designerie, 88 Main Street, Antrim, Bushmills, BT57 8QD, United Kingdom
In this guided silversmithing workshop with Amy of No.88 Jewellery, participants will handcraft their very own sterling silver bracelet—choosing their chain, designing a meaningful charm, and working with professional tools to shape, solder, and texture your piece. Once your design is complete, the bracelet will be professionally finished—ready to wear as a reminder of what matters most.

'Flaxen'
2025-09-27 11:00 - 2025-10-24 17:00 | R-Space Gallery, 32 Castle Street, Lisburn, BT27 4XE, United Kingdom
R‑Space Gallery is pleased to present ‘Flaxen‘, the first solo exhibition in Northern Ireland by British textile artist Alice Fox, as part of the Linen Biennale Festival.
‘Flaxen’ is a collection of new works by Alice Fox, exploring the flax plant at every stage: from whole dried stems to unspun fibre. The works are woven or otherwise constructed to highlight the plant’s strength and delicacy, resulting in textured, structural pieces across different scales.
Since 2017, Fox has cultivated small plots of flax on her allotment in West Yorkshire, studying how growth and retting conditions affect fibre quality. In 2024, she led a collaborative flax‑growing project at Kestle Barton, Cornwall, cultivating a 200‑square‑metre crop with the help of staff and volunteers. By sowing flax simultaneously at both sites, she created an opportunity to compare environmental impacts 400 miles apart.
The resulting works incorporate flax at various stages and explore both its strength and fragility, offering a textured, structural celebration of this versatile plant.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Alice Fox to Northern Ireland for her first solo exhibition here,” says Meadhbh McIlgorm, Linen Biennale Programme Manager at R‑Space Gallery. “Her work is a rare combination of craft, ecology, and experimentation. Visitors will experience how traditional textile techniques can reveal the beauty and resilience of plants like flax, while also encouraging reflection on sustainability, environment and our relationship with the material world.”
About Alice Fox
Alice Fox is a UK‑based textile artist whose practice combines found and reclaimed materials with techniques such as stitch, weave, and basketry. With a background in physical geography and nature conservation, her work engages with landscape, materiality, and sustainability. She works from her studio and allotment in Saltaire, England, and exhibits, lectures, and teaches workshops nationally and internationally.
Her publications, including Wild Textiles and new book Wild Weave, explore similar themes of working with natural fibres and materials, reflecting her commitment to experimental and sustainable textile practice.
The exhibition will include an online artist talk on 14 October 2025 at 6pm.
Gallery Opening Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11am – 5pm
Opening Reception: Saturday 27 September, 2–4pm
Admission: Free and all welcome

'Under Construction'
2025-10-02 10:00 - 2025-10-31 17:00 | Craft NI Gallery, 115 - 119 Royal Ave, Belfast, BT1 1FF, United Kingdom
For this exhibition, Derek Wilson uses the Gallery as a project space to contemplate the dialogue and interaction between his current research project into collage and painting, and its later translation into three-dimensional sculptural objects.
As a recent recipient of the Rosemary James Memorial Trust Award, Derek’s ‘Under Construction’ ’exhibition at Craft NI Gallery gives insight into his research and creative practice, by showcasing the development of these new ideas, and responding to the themes that are prevalent within: composition and spatiality, structure and balance, tone and colour, line and form. The paintings and collages that catalyse new possibilities are exhibited alongside sculptural ceramic forms, documenting the artist’s journey into new mediums as a mode of research, but also to be viewed as artistic works in their own right.
An unapologetic thrower, Derek Wilson consistently challenges his discipline. He combines his minimal aesthetic with accomplished craftsmanship, material knowledge and a propensity to propel modern ceramics through reinterpretation of its form. Wilson works from his studio in Belfast, regularly lectures and runs workshops. He exhibits extensively at an international level and his work is held in a range of public and private collections.
Late Night Art opening: exhibition opens October 2, Late Night Art, 6- 9pm.

InterWOVEN
2025-10-02 10:00 - 2025-11-07 16:00 | Down Arts Centre, 2 - 6 Irish Street, Downpatrick, Down, BT30 6BP, United Kingdom
This group exhibition brings together artists from the North and South of Ireland whose work and processes reference Linen heritage in a contemporary context. The exhibition weaves together each artist’s creative practice and how it engages, questions or explores sustainability in relation to functional textiles and textile art.
Exhibiting Artists: Katerina Gribkoff, Malú Colorín, Maya Todd, Niamh Ní Catháin, Ruth Osborne
This exhibition is shown as part of the 2025 Linen Biennale.

Make a John Surlis Leitrim Chair
2025-10-04 10:00 - 2025-10-12 18:00 | Green Woodwork Ireland Workshop, Minnowburn, Ballynahatty Rd, Belfast, Minnowburn, BT8 8LG
Stephen Ryan from Green Woodwork Ireland will teach you the skills needed to produce your own Leitrim Chair using the same traditional techniques as John used during his life. This workshop will allow you to practice an ancient form of woodcraft that was once widespread across the country, a craft that has long since disappeared from our woodlands and workshops.
During this 4-day workshop, you will use traditional tools and equipment such as the Shave Horse, Scotch Eyed Auger, Drawknife, Froe, Spokeshave, Tenon Cutter, Cabinet Scraper and much more to produce a chair that can be used and admired in the home as well as being a focal point for visitors.
You will learn how to cleave and shape wood that will then be assembled using round mortise and tenon’s secured with Oak wedges, typical of old Irish furniture, completed with a finish of linseed oil and beeswax.
This course is suited to all levels including complete beginners. As you will be working in a workshop environment, sturdy footwear is important. A good pair of boots is ideal and if you happen to have steel toe caps this would be even better. Open-toed or low-cut footwear is not suitable and may mean you cannot participate in the workshop. The tutor will supply safety gloves but if you have your own tight-fitting safety gloves feel free to bring them along, these safety measures are to protect your hands and feet from cuts and to protect your feet from sharp and heavy tools and equipment being dropped. You must be aged 16 or over to attend this class. All tools and materials are supplied. Workshop times are 10.00am to 6.00pm.
Please keep in mind that some of the workshop tasks can be a bit physical, but help will be on hand if you find any of the tasks challenging.
The workshop will be held at the Green Woodwork Ireland Workshop, Minnowburn. Workshops are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Key dates:
Saturday 4th, Sunday 5th, Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th of October, 10.00am to 6.00pm

Fused Glass Handkerchief Vase Workshop
2025-10-16 10:00 - 13:00 | FE McWilliam Gallery, 200 Newry Road, Banbridge, BT32 3NB
Participants will make their own handkerchief vase under the guidance of fused glass artist Sarah Walsh. In this beginner’s class they will learn the basics of creating a glass panel, including glass cutting and using colourful frits. Each participant will transform a 25cm x 25cm piece of glass into a unique artwork which will be fired and shaped to form a contemporary handkerchief style vase.
All tools and safety equipment will be provided. Please wear suitable clothing and flat, closed-toe shoes. Finished works will be taken back to Sarah’s studio for firing before being returned to the venue for collection at a later date.
Max No: 8 | Suitable for 16+ | Tutor: Sarah Walsh

Silver stacking rings workshop
2025-10-18 10:00 - 16:00 | Down Arts Centre, 2 - 6 Irish Street, Downpatrick, Down, BT30 6BP, United Kingdom
Participants will spend a day of fun and make a pair of silver stacking rings under the guidance of goldsmith Diane Lyness. Each participant will be taught traditional jewellery making techniques such as piercing, soldering, shaping, texturing and polishing to create a beautiful pair of rings to take home. No previous experience is required.
Please bring an apron to protect clothing.
