Let The Light In: Sun Catcher Crafting for Young Adults
With the first official day of spring on March 20th and Daylight Savings
beginning on March 8th, we’re celebrating a new season of light and warmth!
Art therapist Taylor Beardsall will lead us in a mindful and expressive
workshop to make sun catchers from pieces of the old Downtown Synagogue
colored windows, which we’ll then use in an immersive Havdalah celebration.
Combining techniques from drawing and beading, everyone will create their own
unique sun catcher to take home. We will reflect on themes of light, balance,
and connection as we create art in community. No art experience necessary –
we’ll guide you through each step of the process! Due to the generosity of
donors, subsidized tickets are available for $15 per person and includes
snacks, drinks, and art supplies. This event is geared toward young adults
ages 21-39.
Young Adult programming at the Downtown Synagogue is generously supported by
Lisa Applebaum.
Learn more about Taylor:
Taylor Beardsall is a Board Certified Art Therapist (ATR-BC). She provides
creative mind-body services for individuals, groups, and organizations. Taylor
is a founder and art therapist at Solstice Art Therapy, an expressive arts
therapies studio in Bloomfield Hills, MI. She is also the art therapist at
Brighton Center for Recovery. She is an adjunct Art Therapy professor at Wayne
State University.
Organized by: Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue
View event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/14966
