Weaving Our Stories Together – Truth With Trust

/ 1.00pm—4.00pm

FREE AND OPEN TO ALL

Thanks to support from the Alex Ferry Foundation, The Pyramid is running an exciting new community project, bringing weaving back to life in Anderston, alongside sharing and rediscovering our heritage. 

Learn how to weave, or how to make a podcast – or just come along for a cuppa, a blether and share your stories of Anderston with us!

WEAVING WORKSHOPS
FREE, no booking required
Fridays, 17t
h, 24th and 31st May, 1pm – 4pm

Learn how to weave on framelooms – suitable for all.

 

ALL AGES STORYTELLING WORKSHOP
FREE, no booking required
Friday 24th May, 1pm – 4pm

We warmly invite older and younger family members to share stories and memories- suitable for all. 

 

All sessions include free hot drinks, snacks and cake!

Vevar is Glasgow’s first micro handweaving mill in over 100 years, the only handweaving studio in Glasgow (there are now other studios) and the product of two award-winning weavers and designers, Christopher McEvoy-Barton and Chantal Allen. Vevar has developed from years of passionate interest in both woven cloth and the rich history of Scottish textiles. 

Alasdair Satchel is a writer, broadcaster, actor and theatre and film maker; he has been a Glasgow Life Artist in Residence and is a fluent Gaelic and French speaker. A master storyteller, he is the founder of the podcast, What We Do In The Winter, which is listened to all over the world. 

We’re very excited that Christopher, Chantal and Alasdair will be sharing their skills and talents in a series of free workshops and gatherings.

No experience or prior skills required – all welcome. No booking required – just turn up on the day.

Please email us at info@thepyramid.scot if you have any questions or want to know more, or just want to let us know you’re coming along – we hope you’ll join us!