Creative Activities
Creative Activities is a program for our community. It’s a place to learn new skills and make new friends.
We see Creative Activities as an opportunity to improve your quality of life, bringing satisfaction and peace of mind in a friendly environment.
When asked what Creative Activities means to them, here is what the participants said: Friendship, fun, with lots of laughing. Sometimes we even do a little bit of stitching.
The joy of seeing so many happy people enjoying each other’s company.
The classes available to all are:
TAI CHI: The class starts at 9:30am. It’s an easy going, gentle exercise to improve your health and help you relax.
THOUGHT OF THE WEEK: At 10:30am, guest speakers from all walks of life share their experiences and thoughts with the Creative Activities team for a few minutes. ART: Choose your medium, oil, pencil, acrylic, and discover your hidden talent. B.Y.O CRAFT: Can’t find a class that suits your needs? Then bring your own craft and join with others who feel the same way.
CROCHETING: Relax and enjoy this ageless craft, which will add charm and interest to any item.
CROSS-STITCH: Stitch heirlooms or just enjoy creating with embroidered crosses on counted or linen fabric.
ENGLISH CONVERSATION CLASSES: Improve your communication skills in this fun discussion group.
MAKING THE MOST OF MEDIA: Learn to navigate your way around your new media devices (iPhone/ android, laptop, iPad) so you can make them work their best for you.
SCRAPBOOK MEMORIES: Photos, photos everywhere—and now a way to display and store them safely and creatively so memories can be enjoyed by all.
SEWING: Would you like to produce attractive, useful, and economical garments for you and your family? Learn to sew—imagine the savings while catering your own wearable works of art.
TAPESTRY: Using interlaced threads to create beautiful pictures.
TATTING:
The term Tatting is derived from an Indian word, Tattie, which means to make tight or taut. Why not try your hand at this ancient art.
TUNISIAN CROCHET: The oldest form of knit crochet and a mixture of both. Using one long crochet hook & cotton or wool—it can be worked quickly into rugs or garments.
Where: Castle Hill Seventh-day Adventist Church
84 Cecil Avenue
Castle Hill NSW 2154
When: Wednesday’s during school terms. 9:30am – 12:00pm
