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Are you in your woodcrafting era? Join Swiftie woodworking instructor Allie Robins for this enchanting night of learning to make your own simple wooden bracelet holder in our woodshop, and making friendship bracelets in the company of other Swifties! Zero skills or experience required, and you don’t need to bring anything.

Long story short, we’ll learn how to use a hand saw, drill, tape measure, and sandpaper to make the wood bracelet holder, all skills that apply to other wood projects you might tackle in the future. Then learn how to make friendship bracelets with a variety of colored beads, letters, and invisible string.

All supplies, tools, instruction, and background music will be provided. Bring snacks or packed dinner and a water bottle as needed. Feel free to bring your bracelet ideas and (if desired) any additional beads/charms you want to use or share!

Welcome to Swiftie Bracelet Night, it’s been waiting for you!

Circle Singing is group singing that incorporates body/mouth percussion and both repetitive and improvised phrases. It's a community-based tradition that can be done with beginners or those that are shy about singing in public. The circle is led by someone who teaches people the basic elements of circle singing and then creates parts to be sung by sections within the circle. Elements from world music traditions are pulled together to create community, foster relationships, and stimulate health and wellness benefits. Singers of all levels are welcome in the same circle.

Students should bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothing. No prior singing or musical experience is required for this class and singers of all skill levels are welcome.