There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

Jennifer - of Moose, Mushrooms and Mud Wildcraft - will teach us how to turn ponderosa pine needles into wearable art!

In addition to her jewelry-making, Jennifer is a wildcraft guide serving the Prince George and surrounding areas. She teaches plant identification for wild edible and medicinal plants. She enjoys hosting workshops that have a natural, wild element to them including salve making, tea blending, soap making, nature crafts and home decor.

Please use the attached form to let us know if you will be joining the class. Payment will be required once we have confirmed your space.

In this workshop series Nak’azdli Elder Clara Jack and Lauren Aldred, MA-PPL will share teachings about the importance of our relationship with the Land, to forage, and to prepare plant medicines.

Registration is required for this six-part series. Space is limited (16 people) and participants must be at least 15 years old and be capable of navigating uneven ground and lifting up to 15 lbs.

A light meal will be served - please indicate if you have any food allergies and/or dietary restrictions at the time of registration.

A $10 fee (non-refundable) is required at the time of registration. We take e-transfer (popemountainarts@gmail.com) or cash. Please do not send your payment until your space has been confirmed.

Please use the form, below, to register for the series. The other dates listed in our calendar for this series are placeholders only. Registration is not available for individual classes.

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

Joan and Catherine are back with another sewing class! This time they will be teaching participants how to make one of each of the following projects: a “turtle mop”, a small cross-shoulder pouch, a microwave potato bag and a shopping tote.

This class is open to all levels, but assumes a basic knowledge of how to use a sewing machine.

Participants will need to bring a sewing machine, cotton thread, straight pins or clips, scissors and a stitch ripper. A rotary cutting tool and mat, and sewing ruler are also handy to have, but there will be some available to use.

As this is an all-day class we recommend that participants bring their snacks/lunch/drinks with them. There are a limited selection of cold drinks ($2), tea ($ .50) and coffee pods ($1) available for purchase.

Space is limited. Please register on or before May 15th. Payment is required upon confirmation of registration.

In this workshop series Nak’azdli Elder Clara Jack and Lauren Aldred, MA-PPL will share teachings about the importance of our relationship with the Land, to forage, and to prepare plant medicines.

This is a placeholder for information purposes. To register for the full series please use the form found on session 1 (May 11th).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

There is an active quilting community in Fort St. James and surrounding areas. We are delighted that some of these artisans will be sharing some of their creations in this exhibit.

The FSJ Quilting Group has an active page on Facebook (Ft St James Quilters) which you can join by request. Many members of this group meet at Pope Mountain Arts on the first Saturday of each month from 9 am to 5 pm (September through May). They meet to sew, socialize and share ideas and would love to have new members join the group ($10 drop in fee).

In this workshop series Nak’azdli Elder Clara Jack and Lauren Aldred, MA-PPL will share teachings about the importance of our relationship with the Land, to forage, and to prepare plant medicines.

This is a placeholder for information purposes. To register for the full series please use the form found on session 1 (May 11th).

Anneh, “The Willow Bender” has been weaving with willow for many year. She was initially self-taught; however, she has gone on to hone her craft with renowned basketry professionals from Europe, the USA and Canada. The supplies used in this workshop were grown on Anneh’s willow farm in Quick, BC. She harvests, cures, sorts and grades all her materials.

This workshop is suitable for beginners (14 yr +).

Anneh, “The Willow Bender” has been weaving with willow for many year. She was initially self-taught; however, she has gone on to hone her craft with renowned basketry professionals from Europe, the USA and Canada. The supplies used in this workshop were grown on Anneh’s willow farm in Quick, BC. She harvests, cures, sorts and grades all her materials.

This workshop is suitable for Adults and Youth (14 yr +), beginner and intermediate.

Please use the form below to register for the class. We will be in touch with you during our regular business hours to confirm your space and payment arrangements. Please note that once your spot has been confirmed payment will be required to hold your space.

Anneh, “The Willow Bender” has been weaving with willow for many year. She was initially self-taught; however, she has gone on to hone her craft with renowned basketry professionals from Europe, the USA and Canada. The supplies used in this workshop were grown on Anneh’s willow farm in Quick, BC. She harvests, cures, sorts and grades all her materials.

This workshop is suitable for Adults and Youth (14 yr +), beginner.

Please use the form below to register for the class. We will be in touch with you during our regular business hours to confirm your space and payment arrangements. Please note that once your spot has been confirmed payment will be required to hold your space.

In this workshop series Nak’azdli Elder Clara Jack and Lauren Aldred, MA-PPL will share teachings about the importance of our relationship with the Land, to forage, and to prepare plant medicines.

This is a placeholder for information purposes. To register for the full series please use the form found on session 1 (May 11th).

In this workshop series Nak’azdli Elder Clara Jack and Lauren Aldred, MA-PPL will share teachings about the importance of our relationship with the Land, to forage, and to prepare plant medicines.

This is a placeholder for information purposes. To register for the full series please use the form found on session 1 (May 11th).

In this workshop series Nak’azdli Elder Clara Jack and Lauren Aldred, MA-PPL will share teachings about the importance of our relationship with the Land, to forage, and to prepare plant medicines.

This is a placeholder for information purposes. To register for the full series please use the form found on session 1 (May 11th).

This session runs from 4 pm to 6:30 pm and 6:45 - 8:15 pm.