Want to make handmade greeting cards or scrapbook layouts? Come join Lisa Henderson for the next Quick & Cute Classes at Tett Creativity Centre in Kingston on Friday, March 6 from 6 – 8:45PM. 

Class will be held in the Activity Room (Room 108). Cost is $36 ($31.86 HST) and includes the Easter Basket Stamp Set* and all the consumable products needed to create 36 handmade greeting cards (3 designs, 2 cards of each design) OR 3 12×12 scrapbook layouts (3 designs, 1 of each design)! 

And some great add-ons: 

Kids Creativity Club is a drop in artmaking program at the Tett Centre for Creativity & Learning catered towards families with children aged 10 and under. Participants enjoy a variety of hands-on creative arts activities with local artists and volunteers. Come and explore, create, and be inspired at Tett Centre!

Saturday, March 7 - Friday, March 13 

Sunday, 2PM-5PM | Monday - Friday, 2PM - 8PM

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 7, 5PM-8:30PM

More than an art show, more than a fundraiser: This exhibit promises to sting stigma in our city, raising awareness and giving accolades to those who have faced homelessness head on. 

Featuring new artworks by Shari Doseger, Ben Spadzinski and Kyla Todd.

This fundraiser will raise funds for our transitional housing projects. 

About Tett Tuesdays

Join Adele Webster at the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning for a fun-filled in-person event where you can unleash your creativity through needle felting. Learn how to create stunning landscapes using colourful wool and a felting needle. No prior experience is needed - just bring your enthusiasm and we'll provide the rest! Get ready to dive into the world of fibre arts and create your own masterpiece to take home. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore a new craft and meet fellow art enthusiasts.

Beginner Friendly | Ages 12+ | $92.44

On March 14, from 11:00AM to 4:00PM, join Diana Jackson for Paper as Sculpture, a playful, hands-on workshop exploring abstract printmaking, memory, and sculptural form. Participants will spend the day creating thin, layered abstract paper prints using a gel plate—prints that will act as expressive “skins” for a simple bamboo framework. These printed surfaces are then wrapped, stretched, and assembled onto the structure, allowing two-dimensional marks to become a three-dimensional sculptural piece.