19/9/26 BioCraft Birmingham, UK Meet-Up
What’s the plan?
This month we will be engaging our creative side with idealist joining The Hive Heritage & Craft in BioCraft Birmingham on September 19th from 11:30am-1:00pm.
The event will bring people together to work with natural materials, sustainable processes and environmentally conscious approaches to make art and crafts.
Rather than a traditional craft market, we will focus on collaboration, conversation and creative exchange. You will have the opportunity to meet local makers, discover innovative projects, learn about sustainable materials and heritage techniques.
* No previous experience or “talent” needed * I personally can’t even draw stick figure arms the same length, so this is strictly for fun and exploration!
This is a COMPLETELY FREE event, but the cafe will be open for purchase if you feel peckish or would like a tasty beverage to start your day.
What is idealist?
The world is hurting, people are lonely, and it’s becoming harder to make friends. We want to build community, connect with strangers and make life better through kindness and friendship.
Who is running this?
**This is a non-political, non-religious, unfunded global movement that focuses on the human side of humanity — connection through kindness.**
How many people are involved?
This is a global movement with over 5,000 people across 83 countries. This is the Birmingham, UK initiative to bring people together.
What do I do now?
Please register so I know who to look for :).
I can't make it this time, can I still connect?
Please fill out this short Google Form:
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with your contact info and I can forward our monthly info. I personally hate spam, so I promise your inbox won't be flooded.
Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61572105166838This linktree will also be kept up to date:
https://linktr.ee/idealistUK
Where can I get more info about idealist Days?
Why is the "i" in idealist sometimes uppercase and sometimes lowercase?
The official branded name is with a lowercase i. However, to people that aren't familiar with idealist, it could look like a typo. :)