Join us on April 22nd for a day of creativity and community. Come and create a wooden basket & support conservation at our workshop. Hosted by Ray Lagasse, a renowned basket maker, the workshop will take place at Stoddard Town Hall and is open to both beginners and experienced woodworkers alike.
The workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn traditional techniques and tools used in wooden basket making while supporting conservation efforts. All proceeds from the workshop will go towards The Little Big Forest, a grassroots group led by the Stoddard Conservation Commission, dedicated to preserving and protecting natural treasures for generations to come.
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Choose from one of 14 basket styles and create a beautiful and functional wooden basket to take home. Whether you’re looking to learn a new skill or simply enjoy a day of creativity with like-minded individuals, this workshop is the perfect opportunity.
But act fast – only 10 tickets are available for this exclusive workshop, and there are only 3 left! Tickets will be sold until Sunday afternoon 4/16, so reserve your spot today. The tickets are priced at $150 per person and include a light lunch provided by Friends of The Little Big Forest.
By attending this workshop, you’re not only creating a beautiful and functional wooden basket but also supporting a worthy cause. The Little Big Forest aims to purchase 40 acres of old-growth forest and 4000 feet of undeveloped shoreline on the southeast corner of Highland Lake in Stoddard, NH. By contributing to the cause, you’ll be helping preserve natural treasures for generations to come.
If you’re looking for a unique way to spend a day while also supporting conservation efforts, reserve your spot today and join us in creating a beautiful future for our planet.