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Escape to the Safe Zone [Exhibition]

Escape to the Safe Zone critically investigates the intricate interplay between natural and sociocultural systems via animal/human relationships. Leisa Rich integrates traditional, reclaimed textiles and historical fibre processes with the advanced technologies of 3D printing, laser cutting/engraving and AI. Safe Zone is a conceptual sanctuary amid pervasive environmental and societal precarity, compelling viewers to transcend passive spectatorship and actively interrogate notions of protection, vulnerability, and interdependence.

Kingston Handloom Weavers and Spinners Annual Sale 2026

Beautiful things begin with fibre.

Join KHWS on November 5 – 8 for the Kingston Handloom Weavers and Spinners Annual Sale, held each fall at the Tett Centre in Rehearsal Hall (Room 203).

Discover a captivating collection of handcrafted treasures, from cozy, colourful blankets and gorgeously soft shawls to delightful dish towels and more. Each piece is thoughtfully made by local makers and offers a chance to bring something truly special home.

November Quick & Cute Scrapbook and Card Class

Want to make adorable handmade greeting cards or beautiful scrapbook layouts? Join Stamp and Create with Lisa for the next Quick & Cute Class!

📅 Friday, November 6, 2026
🕕 6 – 8:45PM
📍 Activity Room (Room 108), Tett Centre

For $36 ($31.86 + HST), your registration includes the Scalloped Christmas Cheer Stamp Set* and all the consumable products you’ll need to create your choice of:

Kids Creativity Club

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!

Tett Tuesdays - Open Studio

About Tett Tuesdays

26th Indigenous Knowledge Symposium

The Office of Indigenous Initiatives invites you to this year's symposium to share, learn, teach and mobilize Indigenous traditions, research, and knowledge that support community thriving, health, and wellbeing. The theme of Community Wellbeing will bring many important topics together to showcase work, research, and more being done in community, by community and with community. The symposium will be conducted with respect to Indigenous protocols.

Design Your Own Temporary Tattoos

Join graphic designer and tattooist Ro Grant, for a hands-on workshop exploring the art of tattoo design! Participants will learn how to develop their own tattoo-inspired designs, drawing inspiration from personal interests, symbols, and imagery. Each participant will create 2–3 original designs and bring them to life by printing them onto temporary tattoo paper. Take home your unique creations and wear your art. No previous drawing or design experience is necessary — just bring your curiosity and creativity!

Framed in Nature: A Botanical Moss Art Workshop

Get creative with nature in this hands-on botanical art workshop! Explore the beauty of moss, natural textures, and preserved botanicals as you design your own unique framed piece of living-inspired artwork. Guided by award-winning horticulturist Laura Moses, you'll learn how to arrange natural materials into a beautiful, maintenance-free creation to take home. No experience necessary — just bring your creativity!

What’s Included:

Forest of the Bells: A Holiday Pine Needle Weaving Workshop

Discover the art of pine needle weaving as you transform natural materials into a charming handcrafted Christmas bell. Using pine needles and colourful decorative cord, you'll learn to shape and weave your own one-of-a-kind ornament. Perfect for hanging on your Christmas tree, incorporating into holiday arrangements, or giving as a thoughtful handmade gift. No experience necessary, and all supplies are included!