A beaded dreamcatcher with red and brown feathers hangs against a background of bold red and yellow circular paint strokes on a white wall.

Canaan Kids Artspace Inc

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Dream catchers are sacred symbols of protection, originating with the Ojibwe people. In this workshop, we&rsquo;ll learn how to make one, what they mean, and how to honor their cultural origin. Open to all ages, however, in order to get the most our of this workshop, children must be able to tie MULTIPLE simple knots throughout the entire project (with reasonable amount of assistance as needed)

Dream catchers are sacred symbols of protection, originating with the Ojibwe people. In this workshop, we’ll learn how to make one, what they mean, and how to honor their cultural origin. Open to all ages, however, in order to get the most our of this workshop, children must be able to tie MULTIPLE simple knots throughout the entire project (with reasonable amount of assistance as needed)

Canaan Kids Artspace Inc

Make Your Own Dream Catcher

27 Railroad St Left Unit

General Admission

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