On September 23rd at STILL/ALIVE, learn how to make a simple and elegant tray using locally grown material. Led by Graham Teeple, this workshop will introduce participants to the joy and ancient art of weaving with willow. Learn how to grow, harvest, and prepare your own willow for weaving.

Note: Suitable for beginners 14+, this will require some manual dexterity and strength.

What is included in the workshop:

Price includes instruction and all materials/tools.

Participants will go home with a completed and functional tray.

Tickets are $115 and available now at still-alive.ca

STILL / ALIVE is a contemporary exhibition bringing together fifteen artist-florist pairs through sculpture, floristry, and site-responsive installation, exploring how beauty lives within the everyday and the creative energy that emerges from collaboration. Presented by 9th Editions and Toronto Flower Market and open for 11 days only from September 17 - 27 at 152 Sterling Rd. in Toronto.

Examining attention as a cultural practice, STILL / ALIVE is built on the belief that beauty is not rare. It exists in the textures of everyday life, in changing seasons, in thoughtful design, in handmade objects, and in the living landscapes that surround us. Attention allows these moments to become part of how we experience the world.

At its heart, STILL / ALIVE is a celebration of care. Care for materials. Care for craftsmanship. Care for nature. Care for one another. It offers a place where contemporary culture and the natural world meet through shared experience, reminding us that beauty has the power to enrich our daily lives and strengthen our connection to place.

Visit still-alive.ca for more details, including full programming schedule.