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The Stitch Up: Weaving Lab Workshops

National Gallery of Australia, Parkes, Australian Capital TerritorySun, 21 June 2026, 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm

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Kickstart your tapestry practice alongside weavers from the renowned Australian Tapestry Workshop in this suite of three-hour, hands-on workshops exclusive to the National Gallery of Australia.

Led by weavers from the Australian Tapestry Workshop, work with colour and texture and learn simple frame weaving, joins and finishing techniques.

These workshops offer a licence to experiment using a mix of new, upcycled and post-production materials. Leave with your own woven piece and the foundations to keep weaving your way through life.

Weaving Lab Workshops welcome all experience levels but are best suited to novice weavers learning fundamental skills.

No assumed knowledge or prior preparation is required. Limited capacity. Book now or you'll be weft behind!

The Stitch Up is presented in partnership with the Australian Tapestry Workshop.

Accessibility at this event

Companion Card acceptedEmploys people with disabilityDisability awareness training for staffAccessibility information publishedAsks visitors about specific access needsWebsite meets WCAG 2.0Plain English informationEasy Read signageTactile lift buttonsHandrails on stairwaysHave grab rails in the bathroomSeating in common areasStep-free pathwaysStep-free main entranceAccessible restaurantAccessible theatre seatingAccessible toiletAccessible change roomAccessible parkingHave a place to store medical equipment (eg oxygen)

Shared by the event organiser via ATDW, where provided. Check with the organiser if you need specifics.

Event information courtesy of the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW).

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