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Join us for The Black Girl and Her Braids, a special parent–child, hands-on workshop celebrating Black hair, culture, and care.About this Event
A Black Girl and Her Braids Workshop
A Parent–Child Workshop
About This Event
Join us for The Black Girl and Her Braids, a special parent–child, hands-on workshop celebrating Black hair, culture, and care. This interactive experience blends storytelling and skill-building in a warm, affirming space.
The workshop will begin with a live reading of A Black Girl and Her Braids by the author, followed by a guided braiding session where families will learn the basics of box braiding and cornrowing together.
This is a beginner-friendly workshop designed to encourage bonding, learning, and confidence around Black hair traditions.
What’s Included
- A copy of The Black Girl and Her Braids (included with registration)
- A mannequin head for hands-on practice
- Guided instruction on:
- Box braiding basics
- Cornrowing fundamentals
- A supportive, judgment-free learning environment
Who This Is For
- Parents/caregivers and children attending together
- Beginners, no prior braiding experience needed
- Families interested in learning Black hair traditions in community
What You’ll Learn
- Foundational braiding techniques
- Proper hand placement and parting
- Tips for patience, care, and continued practice at home
Skill Level
Beginner-friendly
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Adanne Bookshop, 115 Ralph Avenue, brooklyn, United States
Tickets
USD 70.00
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