** In light of the new COVID 19 restrictions set by the Provincial Health Officer (PHO), workshops will require proof of vaccination. ** Learn the process of transforming raw fish skins into a beautiful, durable fabric that can be used to make clothing, purses, purses, footwear, art, and anything you would use leather for. In this two-part class we will explore tanning with tannins and fats using simple, natural ingredients found in your kitchen. You will know everything you need to know to have your own home tannery and enjoy a new connection with an ancient ancient skill. Includes fish skins, tannins, tools, and supplies. Each person will take home at least 2 pieces of salmon leather. We will explore: History of fish tanning from around the world Stories about human relationships with salmon The tanning process from start to finish If time allows: Option to do a small project with your finished leather Dates: This event is a workshop divided into two parts • Saturday, November 13, 2021 (Part I) • Saturday, November 20, 2021 (Part II) Time: 9:30 AM-12:30PM Venue: Vancouver Museum Tickets: $ 130 for non-members , $ 120 for members and $ 100 for Indigenous Peoples * Call 604-736-4431 during MOV business hours to get a discount code if you are a MOV member or Indigenous. A service fee and GST also apply to ticket sales. Spaces are limited. Register early. Masks are required. The workshop ticket includes FREE entry to our featured exhibits Boarder X, That Which Sustains Us, A Seat at the Table, Neon Vancouver Ugly Vancouver and c̓əsnaʔəm, the city before the city. Consider arriving early with your event ticket to see the exhibits!
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