Interwoven Stories of Healing with Music (Embroidery Workshop)

Join other community members to embroider your thoughts on music’s vital role in your life under the guidance of local artist Diana Weymar.

Weymar is the creator and curator of Interwoven Stories and the Tiny Pricks Project. In 2016, she launched Interwoven Stories as part of her residency at the Arts Council of Princeton. The project quickly spanned the globe as more than 400 stitchers from across the United States, Canada, and Syria contributed hand-embroidered “pages” to Interwoven Stories. We invite you! to participate in the newest chapter of this initiative that captures community stories of Healing with Music, which will culminate in a public exhibition in the spring. You can participate in an embroidery workshop, or pick up materials to stitch on your own.

Following the workshops, please return your kits, along with your completed page, to Princeton University Concerts. Returning your hoop will allow other people to make pages and contribute to the project. Starting in December, there will be drop boxes at the Princeton Public Library, near the first floor welcome desk, and at the Princeton University Concerts office at 301 Woolworth Center for Musical Studies.

Offered in partnership with the Arts Council of Princeton.