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The Kingston Potters’ Guild is offering a teen class starting on January 9, 2018! Open to young adults, 13-19 years old.
The DIY Gift Bags Workshop on WEDNESDAY DEC 6 from 6pm-9pm in the Activity Room is cancelled. Contact Mandi Coulter at https://www.yespleasesewing.com/events
Please join the Kingston Lapidary and Mineral Club the last weekend of November, as we Rock the Tett once again with Metal Rocks. Members will be displaying and selling their original hand crafted treasures in the Rehearsal Hall room on the second floor. To make things just that much better, the Potters will also be having their annual show and sale in the Malting Tower room on the third floor. Hours are Nov. 23 from 5pm-9pm, Nov. 24 from 10am-9pm, Nov. 25 from 10am-5pm and Nov. 26 from 10am-3pm.
Employment OpportunityAre you, or someone you know, interested in working in a dynamic, arts-focused environment in a beautiful heritage building on Kingston's waterfront? The Tett Centre is accepting applications for an Administrative Assistant position in the main office of our not-for-profit, charitable org
September is shaping up to be a dynamic and fun-filled month with lots of activities for the whole family. Join us on September 30th for Culture Days. We are having an open house with featured events including- Kids Creativity Club with Gary Rasberry, Kingston Circus Arts, Waterlution, Kaboom Arts Jam and Creativity Studio Artist Workshops. The Kids Creativity Club Join us every Saturday from 10am-12pm to explore music, dance, drawing and painting. Different artists each week, admission is by donation of $2 per person
As part of the Tett’s Creativity Studios, local artists lend their expertise to the community through leading Wednesday night workshops. They are available for ages 16+, and no prior experience is required.Last Wednesday, Patricia van Asperen, offered the community an exciting polymer-clay demonstration along with an introductory art activity for adults. In her workshop, adults learned new techniques, and were able to incorporate them into a smaller clay project of their own. Everyone enjoyed it and went home with a lovely piece of art at the end of the night.
The Board of the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning (TCCL) is pleased to announce that the successful candidate for the Community Engagement Coordinator position at the Tett is Ms. Jill Banting.Jill is an experienced creative facilitator with a Masters degree in Applied Arts, focussing on social practice and community engagement, and she will be joining the Tett team on August 1, 2017.
Staff Changes at the Tett: Facility Manager and Community Engagement CoordinatorBoth current contract staff positions at the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning (TCCL) will conclude on June 30, 2017 and will become permanent positions thereafter.After a country-wide search, the TCCL Board is pleased to announce that the successful candidate for the Facility Manager position is Ms. Nadine Baker. Nadine is presently the interim Facility Manager and will be formally assuming her permanent position on July 1, 2017.
The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning are pleased to present the new 2017 Strategic Plan.After two and a half successful years and over 200,000 visitors to the building this document reaffirms a clear direction forward. Acoording to Tett Chairperson Dave Kerr, "the Tett is a glowing example of the Kingston community coming together through the arts. The focus of this new document, to OPERATE, ACTIVATE and SUSTAIN, will help steer our organization through many more successful years."
Great Art for Great Lakes Partners With The Tett Centre, Queen’s University, Beaty Water Research Centre, Utilities Kingston and Public Health Ontario, to Host A Night of ‘GREAT FOOD. GREAT LAKES.’ June 1st, 2017, 6-9pm