Wilder are so excited to be part of this years ART ROUTE festival!
Join Wilder for a family friendly tie dye woodland workshop to explore the hidden colours of Autumn. Using foraged plants such as elderberries and conker husks, we’ll experiment with simple tie-dye techniques on the campfire to see what nature reveals. This will be a playful, process-led session—expect soft colours and unexpected results! No experience needed, just curiosity and a willingness to see what happens. There will be hammocks placed around the woodland for you to relax in whilst our colourful creations develop in the pot!
Suitable for children aged 8+ with accompanying adults.
Refreshments e.g. herbal tea / hot chocolate provided.
🍁Please dress appropriately for this event - the natural materials we are using will stain clothing, so don't wear anything that you don't want to get stained.
🍁Even if it's dry, wear waterproof trousers and jacket.
🍁There will be a tarp shelter set up if raining
🍁A foam seat pad will be available to kneel/sit on - please bring a chair if you need something more comfortable to sit on
🍁Please bring your own snack/drink if you have specific dietary requirements
🍁Wilder will provide cloth pieces to dye - you are welcome to bring along your own cotton pieces to experiment with, providing they are not too large e.g. a small tote bag would be fine.
🍁Adults will be responsible for their children at all times.
🍁A discreet toilet tent will be available for any little toilet emergencies
🍁Handwashing will be available
🍁Please try to arrive on foot - if driving please park at Halhill and walk to our meeting point on Kellie Road.
Opłata za rezerwację: 3,4% + £0.20 za rezerwację
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Art Route - Wilder tie dye in the woods
Please book one ticket per person
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LOCHEND WOODS MEETING POINT
Kellie Road
Dunbar
EH42 1XB
We will be parked halway between Middlemass Road and Halhill on Kellie Road. Look out for our trailer and green Wilder flag.
Nearest indoor faciltiies are at Halhill Community Centre.