Free Ukrainian Wreath-Making Workshop

Calling all crafters! Join the Sault Community Career Centre’s Olga Losik for a FREE arts & crafts workshop!

Learn how to make a simple and easy Ukrainian wreath or Vinok step-by-step.

The Vinok is a traditional woven flower crown, one of the oldest Ukrainian symbols.

This workshop is for all ages. Everyone is welcome to attend. All supplies will be provided.

Join us for an afternoon of creativity and fun on Thursday, July 20th, from 1 pm to 2:30 pm at the Sault Community Career Centre’s Settlement Services office, 477 Queen Street East, Unit 101.

To attend, please email olga.losik@saultcareercentre.ca.

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