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A Tapestry of Community

Weave Your Ideas into Our Community's Future

  • 18 Oct 2025, 12:00 - 16:00
  • Pavilion on the Green, Edmonton
  • Free
  • All ages

Event Date

  • 18 Oct 2025, 12:00 - 16:00

Contact

Christina Kalinowski

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Christina Kalinowski

Fabric weave mosaic.

Event description

Ready to help shape your community's future? Join us for an inspiring creative workshop where we'll "draw" our visions for the arches and Salmons Brook. Using a mix of traditional drawing materials and colourful yarns, you'll contribute to a collaborative, woven tapestry that blends your ideas with those of your community. This unique, hands-on activity invites you to reimagine the space, weaving your individual contributions into a powerful symbol of community and shared pride. Let's work together to strengthen the fabric of our community and create a tangible piece of art that represents our collective hopes for the future!

Who can join

All welcome!

Getting there

Pavilion on the Green
Edmonton Green
London
Edmonton
London
N9 9DX
GB

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Accessibility

  • Has wheelchair-accessible entrance

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