Featured Events in Lower Sackville in June, 2025 (July Updated)

Atlantic Revival Nights w/ John Arnott Get ready for three nights of unforgettable worship and revival with John Arnott at the Sackawa Canoe Club ! Join us for a powerful time of prayer, praise, and preaching as we encounter a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit. This event is an opportunity to experience the presence of God in a tangible way. Don't miss out on this chance to be part of something truly special. Come expecting miracles, signs, and wonders as we gather together to encounter the Lord's transforming presence. See you there! Information Source: Bethel Church Halifax | eventbrite

Step into the enchanting world of TatakiZome, the ancient Japanese art of flower pounding, in this therapeutic art class. Designed for individuals aged 16 and above, this hands-on workshop invites you to discover the calming process of transferring vibrant pigments from flowers and leaves onto fabric or paper. Whether you’re an aspiring artist or simply seeking a relaxing creative outlet, this class offers a welcoming space for all skill levels. No prior experience is required, so come and enjoy a peaceful, stress-free creative experience. In this immersive class, you’ll learn to use the delicate pigments from flowers and botanicals to create stunning prints through the gentle technique of hammering. Guided by experienced artist Raneem Meknas, you’ll experience the therapeutic flow of TatakiZome as you explore color blending, texturing, and the rhythmic nature of pounding. The art of flower hammering offers not only a creative outlet but also a chance for mindfulness and relaxation, helping you de-stress and tap into your inner peace. For added comfort, ear plugs will be provided to ensure you’re not disturbed by the sounds of other participants hammering. This Japanese flower pounding art class also celebrates environmental sustainability by using locally sourced botanicals and eco-friendly techniques. You’ll learn how to enhance your botanical prints with watercolor techniques, creating personalized, vibrant designs. Whether you’re looking to unwind, explore a new artistic medium, or create eco-conscious art, TatakiZome offers a unique and enriching experience that fosters creativity, mindfulness, and a deeper connection to the natural world. Information Source: Artsy Blossom | eventbrite

Step into the enchanting world of TatakiZome, the ancient Japanese art of flower pounding, in this therapeutic art class. Designed for individuals aged 16 and above, this hands-on workshop invites you to discover the calming process of transferring vibrant pigments from flowers and leaves onto fabric or paper. Whether you’re an aspiring artist or simply seeking a relaxing creative outlet, this class offers a welcoming space for all skill levels. No prior experience is required, so come and enjoy a peaceful, stress-free creative experience. In this immersive class, you’ll learn to use the delicate pigments from flowers and botanicals to create stunning prints through the gentle technique of hammering. Guided by experienced artist Raneem Meknas, you’ll experience the therapeutic flow of TatakiZome as you explore color blending, texturing, and the rhythmic nature of pounding. The art of flower hammering offers not only a creative outlet but also a chance for mindfulness and relaxation, helping you de-stress and tap into your inner peace. For added comfort, ear plugs will be provided to ensure you’re not disturbed by the sounds of other participants hammering. This Japanese flower pounding art class also celebrates environmental sustainability by using locally sourced botanicals and eco-friendly techniques. You’ll learn how to enhance your botanical prints with watercolor techniques, creating personalized, vibrant designs. Whether you’re looking to unwind, explore a new artistic medium, or create eco-conscious art, TatakiZome offers a unique and enriching experience that fosters creativity, mindfulness, and a deeper connection to the natural world. Information Source: Artsy Blossom | eventbrite

Information Source: Anatolian Projects | eventbrite