Hashi, the Japanese word for chopsticks, are an essential part of dining across Asia, designed for precision and balance. Unlike Western utensils, chopsticks encourage a more mindful eating experience, requiring dexterity and a connection to the food. Their form is simple yet elegant, with variations in shape and material reflecting regional traditions and culinary uses.
The beginners Kyudo workshop will provide an introduction to the equipment used for Kyudo practice as well as the training attire. Those attending will receive instruction in the 8 basic stages required for the correct shooting of a bow. This includes posture, form, and shooting stance. Please note that participants will not be shooting an actual bow and arrow in this workshop, but will be using a Kyudo rubber bow as a beginner.
Listening to Trees with Author Holly Thompson In partnership with the Palm Beach County Library System Details Cost FREE with paid museum admission. Children with a valid library card from any Palm Beach County library will receive free admission along with one accompanying adult by registering on the Palm Beach County Library’s website. For this … Read more
Spanish Haiku Poetry Workshop Learn the art of Japanese haiku poetry in Spanish! In this workshop learn how to develop and create your haiku with your Spanish speaking instructor from Cinco Books and using a handy book to help you structure your poem. 2025-2026 Schedule Date Saturday, October 11, 2025 Time 11:00am – 12:00pm Price … Read more
Nerikomi is a hand-building pattern technique made with colored clay, by mixing colored clay and then press it together. “Neri” means to mix, and “komi” means to press. The clay is layered in different patterns to create a block of clay. After, you slice the block into thin layers. Finally, you make a pattern in a repetitive (or abstract) way from these slices to create different objects. In this workshop students will learn in the first class to create a patterned block of two colors of clay. The second class will be dedicated to cut the slabs and transform them into nice trays, plates or vessels.