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Join ArtWorks East for a hands-on creative workshop led by Sandy Winter. In this session, participants will design and build a unique driftwood frame using natural coastal materials.
All participants will be provided with a blackboard sheet and driftwood to get started. Attendees are encouraged to bring a glue gun (a limited number will be available), as well as any beach treasures they’ve collected, such as shells, driftwood, or other found objects, to personalize their piece.
Location: Shamrock Club, 60 Queen St, Canso.
Date & Time: July 4, 2026 | 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Cost: $10 registration fee.
Ages: 13 and up. (Youth & Adults)
Register at: artworkseast.ca/events
Have questions about the workshop? Email info@artworkseast.ca.
This workshop is part of the ArtWorks East “Exploring Our Cultural Roots” series, supported by the Nova Scotia Department of Culture, Communities, Tourism and Heritage.
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