About this Event
The theme is Renewal.
Join us for a very special PopUp PlayDate where we’ll welcome in the Spring season and take what’s old and give it new life. In collaboration with visual artist Kimberly Antoinette (founder of Thread the Culture), we’re ditching the formal lesson plan for a creative textile jam session.
This is an open invitation to play with textiles, experiment with jewelry making, and craft one-of-a-kind patches. Whether you’re looking to refresh an old denim jacket or transform textile scraps into statement jewelry, we’re here to help you activate that wardrobe glow-up.
We’ll have a full spread of supplies ready for you to repurpose, refresh, and reimagine your favorite items. Attendees are welcome to use our provided items or bring your own jackets, shirts, totes – and of course your imagination!
We’ll enjoy bites and bubbles and then we’ll create. Our PlayDates are spaces of refuge that center community, culture, and connection to help you destress and infuse your life with more joy and play.
For Black and Brown Women Who:
- Love upcycling and want to learn new tricks
- Have never upcycled before
- Love doing arts and crafts
- Want to Refresh an old item you love
- Seek creative community with other women
- Want to try something different
Your ticket includes:
- Mimosas
- Light Snacks
- Guidance from artist Kimberly Antoinette
- Upcycling art supplies (including items you can work on*)
- You take what you make
Guests are welcome to bring in their own jackets, bags, or jewelry to upcycle or use what we provide. You are also invited to tap into the Richmond Museum Free Library -- bring something to leave and take something new back home.
About WildFiya:
WildFiya is a well-being and lifestyle company with a playful, culturally relevant, and revolutionary spin on self-care, personal development, and community for Black and brown womxn. We’re on a mission to empower Black and Brown womxn as they unlock and [re]connect with their passion, pleasure, and purpose on a journey to a joyful, healthy, and whole life. https://www.iamwildfiya.com
About Thread the Culture:
We reclaim and reimagine spaces for the arts not as an event company, but as a grassroots movement. We empower independent artists with the tools to thrive and curate accessible, meaningful events that bring communities together. As a bridge between the Bay Area’s past and future, our work is a testament to resilience and the power of creativity when given support. https://www.threadtheculture.com/
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Richmond Museum of History & Culture, 400 Nevin Avenue, Richmond, United States
USD 30.00 to USD 60.00
