Cooking Class, Home Decorating with Statements & Fiber Workshops
Art Flavor In-Person
Monday April 28 at 6pm
Where: Cafe Kahlo 919 Central Avenue
Art Flavor with Chef Maria of Cafe Kahlo
Monday April 28 at 6pm
Get your hands sticky in the kitchen. Cafe Kahlo offers a unique opportunity to learn from Chef Maria Mayen, who is inspired by traditional Mexican flavors. Participants will engage in a hands-on culinary experience, a sample entrée, dessert, and a cocktail are included.
Located at 919 Central Avenue, the event is designed for a small group, limited to 25 participants, ensuring an intimate and interactive learning atmosphere. Enjoy the experience of exploring Mexican cuisine!
Cost: $35.00 per person
Art Flavor Virtaul Cooking Class
Monday April 28 at 6pm
Where: Over Zoom
Art Flavor with Chef Maria of Cafe Kahlo
Monday April 28 at 6pm
Cook along with chef from the comfort of your own kitchen over Zoom and learn from Chef Maria Mayen, who is inspired by traditional Mexican flavors. .
$15 per household
ARTventure at Home with Statements
Tuesday April 29, 2025 @ 5:30pm
Where: 600 Ouachita Avenue
Ashley Campbell Carter and Amy Porter of Statements will provide an exciting opportunity to learn about design. They will discuss traditional rules of decorating and how to creatively break them, giving those in attendance a taste of how to be adventurous with design in their own homes! This is an inspired new addition to our event listing and has limited availability of 20.
Statements For The Home is located at 600 Ouachita Avenue.
Tuesday April 29, 2025 @ 5:30pm
Beginning Weaving
Friday, May 2, 2025
Where: Garland County Library, Room D 1427 Malvern Ave, Hot Springs,
Hosts: GCL, HSACA, All Things Fiber
Teacher: Yasmin Martin
When: Friday, May 2; 1-3pm
Contact Person: Holly Siemert 936-346-3124
Learn to weave a mug rug on a rigid heddle loom. Fiber artist, Yasmin Martin, will teach basic weaving skills using this versatile simple loom. Loom and yarn provided. Students will take home a finished project, a rug to use with your favorite beverage in your favorite mug.
Limited class size of 5, so sign up early.
Open to adults and teens
Register for this free
Making Yarn With A Drop Spindle
Friday, May 2, 2025; 10 am-12 pm
Where: Garland County Library, Room D
Hosts: GCL, HSACA, All Things Fiber
Teacher: Donna Dunnahoe
When: Friday, May 2; 10 am -12pm
For Questions Contact: donna@dunnahoe.com
In this class you will have your first exposure to twisting wool fiber with a simple spinning tool called a drop spindle. Making your own yarn is an old tradition that continues even in these modern times. Fiber artist, Donna Dunnahoe, will instruct students on drafting and adding twist to wool helping them create a unique yarn that can be woven, knitted, or crochet.
The $25 class fee includes a drop spindle and fiber for the student to use in class and to take home so they can continue on their spinning journey.
Class is limited to 10 students, ages 13 years – adult.