This 8-week evening class (2 hours per week) is perfect for new weavers, those interested in trying weaving for the first time, or as a refresher for those with some experience. You’ll learn the fundamentals of weaving using either a table loom or a rigid heddle loom.

Join Tim Rosillo for weekly Figure Drawing at the Tett Centre this fall—unleash your creativity in a fun, inspiring space! 

The Marketing for Hippies 101 workshop is designed for people who want to promote their work without compromising their values. Led by Tad Hargrave, it offers ethical, consent-based, and integrity-driven strategies for marketing — especially for those in healing, holistic, creative, or service-based fields who often dislike traditional sales tactics. The workshop teaches the "Seven Fundamentals" of his approach, helping participants attract more ideal clients through respectful, trauma-informed, and effective methods that feel good to both giver and receiver.

📣 Interested in the 2026 Tett Artist Residency? 

Join us for an Information Session on Thursday, September 18, 2025 at 5:30PM in the Malting Tower.

Learn about the residency program, what it offers, and how to apply. You’ll also have the opportunity to view the studio space. This is a great chance to ask questions and see if the residency is the right fit for you.

Applications are open to emerging artists based in Katarokwi/Kingston working across various disciplines.

Join Adele Webster 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 fiber 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. See you there!

Learn to create your own rib baskets using commercial reed or a mix of natural and commercial materials. These baskets are built around a series of hoops and ribs, which determine their final shape. Many rib baskets are named for their shape or function—examples include a melon-shaped basket and a potato basket with handle.