Tangible Dreams ~ Vision Board Workshop

Tangible Dreams ~ Vision Board Workshop

Summer Youth | Available

286 Whisconier Rd, PO Box 122 Brookfield, CT 06804 United States

River Room

Age 12-16

Monday, July 22, 2024-Friday, July 26, 2024

1:00 PM-4:00 PM on Mon Tue Wed Th Fri

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$254.00

$250.00

Now is the time to dream! 

And what do those dreams look like? 

Put it all on a vision board to find out!


Vision boards (also known as mood boards, journey boards etc.) serve as visual declarations of the kind of person and/or life one wants to achieve. Looking at these vision boards prime the brain to focus on opportunities and situations in one’s life that would better serve their goals and overall direction. 


In this class, take on the new school year and your future beyond with vision boards about anything you have yet to actually see for yourself:


  • your classes and other things you’d like to learn

  • experiences you’d like to have

  • styles you’d like to try 

  • projects and goals

  • big and small plans with friends and families

  • and so much more!

 

  • There is a $4 registration fee included in tuition.

    Members will have the $4 fee deducted from the tuition.

    ** Class size is limited to 6 students**

    **Please note that classes at Brookfield Craft Center must meet a minimum number of registrations for the class to run. Students will be notified within a week's notice whether their class will be held. If the class is canceled due to low enrollment, students may request to be transferred to another class or be refunded in full.

     

    This class is held in the Mill Building in the River Room studio which is beneath the Gallery. There will be a set of steps to walk up and down.

Moni, Satil

Artist and poet Satil Moni has never been too far from art. She has been applying henna to hands since she was a child during lunchtime at school. Although her typical artwork mediums include digital media, colored pencil and ink, henna holds a more personal and traditional significance to her, as she continues to share the art with her community today.