✎ weekend workshops for adults

Make something with your own two hands this weekend.

Small, friendly classes in painting, printing, pottery and more. No talent required. Just curiosity, comfy clothes and a willingness to get a bit messy.

Find a workshop →How camp works
  • 3,200+ happy campers
  • 48 workshops a year
  • 4.9 ★ average
as scribbled about in →The Weekend PaperMaker MonthlyCrafty RadioCity Living

Pick your mess of choice

Every class is small (8 people max), all materials are included, and you take home everything you make.

4 seats left

Watercolour Botanicals

Loose, splashy leaves and flowers. You will make mistakes and they will look great.

Sat 18 Oct3 hrsBeginner
7 seats left

Linocut Printing

Carve a block, ink it up and pull your first print. Tea towels optional.

Sat 18 Oct4 hrsBeginner
only 2 left!

Pottery Wheel Basics

Centre, open, pull. Get gloriously muddy and take home two wonky bowls.

Sun 19 Oct3 hrsAll levels
9 seats left

Hand Lettering

Brush pens, bouncy letters and the secret to perfect swashes.

Sun 19 Oct2.5 hrsBeginner
11 seats left

Zine Making

Fold, cut, collage and photocopy your very own tiny magazine.

Sat 25 Oct3 hrsAll levels
6 seats left

Embroidery for Fidgety Hands

Six stitches, one hoop and a surprisingly meditative afternoon.

Sun 26 Oct3 hrsBeginner

A weekend at camp

Here’s roughly how it goes. Roughly. Sometimes the soup runs late.

Saturday

  • 9:30Coffee, pastries & warm-up doodles
  • 10:00Morning workshop block
  • 13:00Long lunch (it’s soup. it’s always soup.)
  • 14:30Afternoon workshop block
  • 17:00Show & tell + sparkling something

Sunday

  • 10:00Slow breakfast & sketch walk
  • 11:00Second-day deep dive
  • 14:00Free studio: finish your piece
  • 16:00Wrap up, swap & group photo

↑ bring an apron!! (or borrow one of ours)

Meet your teachers

Working artists who are very patient, mildly obsessed and genuinely fun.

Juniper OkoyeWatercolour & ink← paints on the bus
Mateo LindqvistPrintmaking← owns 41 carving tools
Rosa FeldmannCeramics← never dropped a pot (allegedly)
Priya ShahLettering & zines← has 300 brush pens

Notes left on our fridge

I came for linocut and stayed for the soup. Now I print birthday cards for literally everyone.
– Tom, 41
Hadn’t drawn since school. Left with a painting I actually framed!!
– Aisha
Most relaxing Saturday in years. Phone stayed in my bag all day.
– Ben & Lou
Rosa is a pottery wizard. My bowl is lopsided and I love it.
– Dani