Discover upcoming events
As part of the Growing Colour Together project the WOVEN team have put together a series of talks,...
Learn how to create a solar dyed silk scarf using natural dyes and tie dye techniques including shibori inspired tying techniques.
Exhibition of books, photographs and dye samples exploring the textile heritage of Kirklees.
Join artist Charlie Hill for a textile workshop on Hapa Zome and Green Prescribing as part of the Growing Colour Together Project.
Join us at one of our free community workshops in Golcar, where a skilled workshop practitioner will be...
An exhibition that shows, from the Victorians until now, how you can make do and mend to help the environment.
An exhibition of knitted blankets by artist Laura Fisher, to look at and wrap around yourselves. Designs are based on artefacts from Holocaust Centre North's Archive.
Come and help us make a dye garden in Dewsbury town centre before the WOVEN 2023 festival starts!
Hill Tree Park is a park home community of 200 people over 50 in Crosland Moor, Huddersfield We...
An exhibition paying homage to and developing the history of art in textiles, from the mythical weaving of Penelope, through the Bayeux tapestry to the fabulous tapestries decorating medieval halls.
Outlane Crafters will be yarnbombing the planters, with a flower arch, outside Outlane Community Project on New Hay...
Friends and family will yarn bomb the Manchester Road area of Linthwaite, the Christmas tree area on Hoyle...
We have been growing colour around, and yarn bombing the front of the Community Centre.
An exhibition of four female textile artists – Dionne Swift, Kath Shepherd, Allison James, & Jill Hayfield – displaying pieces for sale, including wall art, contemporary embroidery, quilts, scarves, and bags.
An exhibition of quilts and textile pieces using recycled materials and traditional processes.
An exhibition incorporating the stories of natural and synthetic dyestuffs in Huddersfield.
An eco printing workshop, where you can learn to transfer colour from flowers and leaves onto fabrics, and an opportunity to explore and enjoy the Kirkwood gardens.
Communities from across Kirklees will STRUT their stuff on the catwalk celebrating identity through fashion. Plus pop-up skate park, live music & creative activities.
Come and join us to learn the basics of using leaves, plant life, and even your kitchen waste to create fabulous dyed fabrics.
Join us to make a Macramé hanger of colourful chord or recycled tee-shirt materials and a hand-built ceramic pot over two workshops
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