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SUMMARY:Wild Pages: Creating Nature Zines
DESCRIPTION:Wild Pages: Creating Nature Zines with Meg Worthington Saturd
 ay\, December 5 | 1 – 4 pm Register Here! Discover the creative world of
  zines while deepening your connection to the natural world around you. 
 Zines are small\, handmade publications that have long been used to shar
 e ideas\, art\, stories\, and personal experiences. In this beginner-fri
 endly workshop\, participants will learn about the history and cultural 
 significance of zines\, explore examples of nature-focused zines\, and c
 reate their own mini nature zine inspired by observations from the NC Ar
 boretum. Through sketching\, writing\, collage\, and simple book-folding
  techniques\, participants will transform their observations into a uniq
 ue publication they can take home. No artistic experience is necessary. 
 This workshop is designed for adults of all skill levels and emphasizes 
 curiosity\, creativity\, and careful observation. All materials will be 
 provided\, but feel free to bring in any personal art materials you may 
 want to use. This class will take place primarily in a classroom\, with 
 a short portion taking place outside following easy trails and paved wal
 kways. Dress for the weather and prepare to be outside for around 30 min
 utes. Meg Worthington (they/them) began teaching in Alaska while pursuin
 g their Master’s degree in Outdoor and Environmental Education. While pu
 rsuing their degree they found a great sense of purpose in connecting st
 udents with the natural world and fostering a sense of curiosity and joy
  in learners of all ages. Meg’s experience working on a small educationa
 l farm in Palmer\, Alaska helped to instill a keen interest in how we in
 teract and cultivate our experiences within nature and our local communi
 ties. They are currently enjoying learning more about the local ecology 
 of Western North Carolina and are excited to begin teaching classes as a
 n Adult Education Specialist with the Adult Education Department at The 
 NC Arboretum. Meg is also a local artist in the Asheville area\, working
  with a variety of mediums including zines and collage to share and proc
 ess the wide array of human emotions and what it means to be a soul. The
 y love incorporating nature into their artwork and are always keen to le
 arn new processes and artforms. ● Pre-registration is required for all c
 lasses unless otherwise detailed above. ● Members: Remember to enter you
 r promo code upon checkout to receive your 10% member discount! Email ad
 ulteducation@ncarboretum.org with questions. ● See a full listing of Adu
 lt Education Programs at the North Carolina Arboretum here! Questions? C
 heck our FAQs. ● We are committed to fostering a diverse\, supportive le
 arning community. If the cost of a class is a barrier for you\, please c
 omplete this scholarship form and we will see what kind of assistance we
  can provide. ● Follow us on Facebook & Instagram! Or join our Adult Edu
 cation Student Hub on Discord! ● Interested in supporting the NC Arboret
 um more directly? Donate to the ONE Fund here. See all of our classes op
 en for registration here!\n\nMore info: https://ncarboretum.org/event/na
 ture-zines/\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/0c828423-6d6e-4e8d-b0df
 -c980466f5478
LOCATION:North Carolina Arboretum\, 100 Frederick Law Olmsted Way\, Ashev
 ille\, NC 28806
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/0c828423-6d6e-4e8d-b0df-c980466f547
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