Join us for our new after-school kids series that celebrates the wild and mysterious beauty of the world around us.  

Using local plants, stone, bone, pigments and fibers,  students will learn how to craft nature-based art and all about the harvesting, preparation, and storage that goes into utilizing these natural materials.  Participants will be making tools and implements with the materials all around us, including hand carved kitchen utensils, primitive pottery, wildcrafted herbal medicine, basketry and more. 

**Please note, this series will include the safe use of hand tools such as carving knives, files, and jewelry saws.**

March 8th through May 31st (11 sessions)

Wednesdays 3:30 to 5PM

$255 / participant 

Workshop sessions will not be held on April 5 or May 24th.

All materials are provided.  

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Zach Fisher is a Hudson Valley based artist, adventure guide, and outdoor educator.  He is an alumni of the Tom Brown Jr Tracker School and the founder and lead instructor of Vulpes Wild Arts, an organization that focuses on the cross section of art, primitive technology and nature-based spirituality.

Grace Lo is the owner of Supplies for Creative Living, an artist, a landscape architect and lover of all creatures.  She thinks that making things by hand is magic, and loves tending a shop and work space that shares that love.  When she's not wrangling people and things at the shop, she likes to hang out in the woods, at the edge of the sea or in her hammock.