Be Healthy and Active - Mindful Spoon carving workshop
May
24

Be Healthy and Active - Mindful Spoon carving workshop

Delivered in partnership with Scenic Rim Regional Council, these workshops are offered at no cost to participants, and are open to all residents of the Scenic Rim Region.

Learn to carve a spoon from a piece of salvaged wood with primitive tools. This is an opportunity to improve wellbeing through slowing down, learning mindful green woodworking skills, connecting with likeminded people and connecting with nature.

No woodworking experience necessary. This program is aimed at beginners. All equipment provided. Morning tea is also provided.

This workshop is conducted outdoors in a local Tamborine Mountain Park (TBC).

Click here to nominate for this workshop. A maximum of six participants can be accommodated. We will contact you via email to confirm your attendance.

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Be Healthy and Active - Mindful Spoon carving workshop
June
1

Be Healthy and Active - Mindful Spoon carving workshop

Delivered in partnership with Scenic Rim Regional Council, these workshops are offered at no cost to participants, and are open to all residents of the Scenic Rim Region.

Learn to carve a spoon from a piece of salvaged wood with primitive tools. This is an opportunity to improve wellbeing through slowing down, learning mindful green woodworking skills, connecting with likeminded people and connecting with nature.

No woodworking experience necessary. This program is aimed at beginners. All equipment provided. Morning tea is also provided.

This workshop is conducted outdoors in a local Tamborine Mountain Park (TBC).

Click here to nominate for this workshop. A maximum of six participants can be accommodated. We will contact you via email to confirm your attendance.

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Medal Box Workshop: veterans and first responders
June
7

Medal Box Workshop: veterans and first responders

  • Tamborine Tamborine Mountain, Queensland Australia (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Learn to create and carve a practical and beautiful object while developing mindfulness skills, social connections and nurturing your creativity. Workshops are conducted in the natural environment, using locally sourced materials and simple, traditional carving techniques.

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Be Healthy and Active - Mindful Spoon carving workshop
June
15

Be Healthy and Active - Mindful Spoon carving workshop

Delivered in partnership with Scenic Rim Regional Council, these workshops are offered at no cost to participants, and are open to all residents of the Scenic Rim Region.

Learn to carve a spoon from a piece of salvaged wood with primitive tools. This is an opportunity to improve wellbeing through slowing down, learning mindful green woodworking skills, connecting with likeminded people and connecting with nature.

No woodworking experience necessary. This program is aimed at beginners. All equipment provided. Morning tea is also provided.

This workshop is conducted outdoors in a local Tamborine Mountain Park (TBC).

Click here to nominate for this workshop. A maximum of six participants can be accommodated. We will contact you via email to confirm your attendance.

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Spoon Carving Workshop: veterans and first responders
Sept
13

Spoon Carving Workshop: veterans and first responders

  • Tamborine Tamborine Mountain, Queensland Australia (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Learn to create and carve a practical and beautiful object while developing mindfulness skills, social connections and nurturing your creativity. Workshops are conducted in the natural environment, using locally sourced materials and simple, traditional carving techniques.

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Medal Box Workshop: veterans and first responders
Dec
6

Medal Box Workshop: veterans and first responders

  • Tamborine Tamborine Mountain, Queensland Australia (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Learn to create and carve a practical and beautiful object while developing mindfulness skills, social connections and nurturing your creativity. Workshops are conducted in the natural environment, using locally sourced materials and simple, traditional carving techniques.

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