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Learn how to create Pysanky, Ukrainian-style, multi-coloured Easter eggs. These are one of the oldest art forms in Eastern Europe. Discover their history as you create your own. Supplies provided.
This program is available at both George Bothwell and Connaught libraries, we kindly ask that you register for only one session.
Please plan to attend both nights (March 6 and 13) to complete your eggs. Bring a container to carry your egg home at the end. Teens, age 13 and older, are welcome to attend this program.
Instructor: Marie grew up making Pysanky at her Ukrainian language school and with her mother and baba (grandmother). She is delighted to be able to share this age old Easter tradition with the Regina community.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Learn and Personal Interest | Art and Creation |
TAGS: | Multicultural |
Connaught Branch is one of Regina Public Library's inner-city branches, and it offers visitors a variety of services and diverse collections. This branch first opened to the public in 1931, and continues to play a pivotal role in the community, co-sponsoring programs with the Cathedral Area Community Association and the Community Schools in the neighbourhood.
The Branch offers after-school programming for children, as well as an eclectic selection of programming for teens and adults that reflects the diversified interest of this area of Regina.
