Guided by Western Australia greenwood carver and artist in residence Neil Gray, learn how to carve a fox with a knife out of greenwood.

Neil Gray is a Western Australian greenwood carver, carving unique and hand carved items from a variety of woods. Grevillea, olive, Golden wattle, bottlebrush, peppermint tree, apple and more. He loves sharing his knowledge with others through carving workshops. Follow Neil’s carving adventures on his Instagram Greenwood Adventure.

All tools and wood is included.
Tea and coffee provided, BYO lunch.

This workshop is for adults and teens 14+years.
Safety: participants wear cut proof gloves on both hands, supplied.

$120 per person - participants are required to be members of the Cannery Arts Centre *please sign up to become a Cannery Arts Centre member

Guided by Western Australia greenwood carver and artist in residence Neil Gray, learn how to carve a spoon with a knife out of greenwood.

Neil Gray is a Western Australian greenwood carver, carving unique and hand carved items from a variety of woods. Grevillea, olive, Golden wattle, bottlebrush, peppermint tree, apple and more. He loves sharing his knowledge with others through carving workshops. Follow Neil’s carving adventures on his Instagram Greenwood Adventure.

All tools and wood is included.
Tea and coffee provided, BYO lunch.

This workshop is for adults and teens 14+years.
Safety: participants wear a cut proof glove on the wood handling hand, supplied.

$120 per person - participants are required to be members of the Cannery Arts Centre *please sign up to become a Cannery Arts Centre member

SOLD OUT-Add your name to the waiting list in case a spot becomes available-click BOOK HERE

Explore the Cannery Arts Centre Forage garden on a little sensory tour, smelling and feeling different herbs and learning about their culinary and remedial uses, with Silke Apel from Leafy Greens Esperance. Silke loves everything gardening and loves to assist people and the community in growing their food and applying permaculture principles to everyday life. After wandering through the garden, participants will create their own herbal alchemy or garden potion and write a recipe to take home including a herbal or flower bouquet that can be dried or used in the kitchen.

All materials are provided. Participants should wear clothes suitable for crafting, and must wear closed in shoes. Recommended to send them with a labelled water bottle.

Age: 6+ years

$20 Cannery Member
$35 Non Member

Membership to the Cannery for children/youth is $30 for 12 months from the date you sign them up. Sign up here

Insect hotels offer a sanctuary to beneficial insects, especially pollinators. In this workshop, participants will create an Insect Hotel, using all natural materials they gather around the Cannery Arts Centre Forage garden to “furnish” their Insect Hotel. Guided by Silke Apel, from Leafy Greens Esperance, who has a passion for gardening and loves to assist people and the community in growing their own food and applying permaculture principles to everyday life. The main frame will be provided and kids have the option to leave it natural or decorate it with paint.

All materials are provided. Participants should wear clothes suitable for crafting, and must wear closed in shoes. Recommended to send them with a labelled water bottle.

Age: 8+ years

$20 Cannery Member
$35 Non Member

Membership to the Cannery for children/youth is $30 for 12 months from the date you sign them up. Sign up here

Participants will wander through the Forage garden on a little sensory tour, smelling and feeling different herbs and learning about their culinary and remedial uses. After that the kids will create their own herbal alchemy or garden potion and write a recipe to take home including a herbal or flower bouquet that can be dried or used in the kitchen. Facilitated by Silke Apel who has a passion for everything gardening, and loves to assist people in growing their own food and applying permaculture principles to everyday life. Silke will also share knowledge about the importance of having bees and other beneficial Insects in your garden and the different housing needs those animals have.

All materials are provided. Participants should wear clothes suitable for crafting, and must wear closed in shoes. Recommended to send them with a labelled water bottle.

SAFETY: Please be aware this workshop will involve the children collecting items from the Forage vegetable patch and Cannery gardens-please provide information if your child has any allergies to bees, insects, pollens etc. You will be asked this in the booking process.

Age: 6+ years

$20 Cannery Member
$35 Non Member

Membership to the Cannery for children/youth is $30 for 12 months from the date you sign them up. Sign up here

Participants will create a Bee House using all natural materials they gather around the Cannery Arts Centre Forage Garden to “furnish” their Bee Hotel. The main frame will be provided and participants have the option of decorating it with paint. Facilitated by Silke Apel who has a passion for everything gardening, and loves to assist people in growing their own food and applying permaculture principles to everyday life. Silke will also share knowledge about the importance of having bees and other beneficial Insects in your garden and the different housing needs those animals have.

All other materials are provided. Participants should wear clothes suitable for crafting, and must wear closed in shoes. Recommended to send them with a labelled water bottle.

SAFETY: Please be aware this workshop will involve the children collecting items from the Forage vegetable patch and Cannery gardens-please provide information if your child has any allergies to bees, insects, pollens etc. You will be asked this in the booking process.

Age: 8+ years

$20 Cannery Member
$35 Non Member

Membership to the Cannery for children/youth is $30 for 12 months from the date you sign them up. Sign up here

FORAGE VOLUNTEERS

Join potter Claire Mitchell as she guides Forage volunteers in the creation of bird baths and bee waterers for placing around the Forage Community Garden.

Sunday 28 May 9.30am-11.30am straight after the Forage 9am meet up

Free to attend, for Forage volunteers, supported by the Cannery Arts Centre committee.

Registrations essential though as places limited-children welcome with a parent/guardian accompanying them.