Get crafty this weekend.
Autumn Weekends at Paxton Wines | Paxton Wines (68 Wheaton Road, Mclaren Vale) | April 13 & 14
Savour the essence of autumn weekends amidst the picturesque setting of Paxton Wines in McLaren Vale. Spread out and unwind on the expansive lawns while indulging in delectable wood-fired creations from the culinary artisans at DoughBalls, alongside a selection of Paxton wines and Kickback Brewery ales served from their pop-up bar. On Sundays, from 12pm to 3pm, there’ll be live music while the cellar door opens daily from 10am to 5pm for tasting flights and cheese pairings. Best of all? Your furry four-legged companions are welcome!
GIN BOTANICAL ART WORKSHOP WITH PRESSED FLOWERS | Prohibition Liquor Co. (22 Gilbert Street, Adelaide) | April 14
Embark on a botanical journey with Prohibition Liquor Co. in its latest workshop, centered around the artistry of pressed and dried flowers. Hosted at the Prohibition Distillery, discover the intricacies of colour, shape, and texture as you explore the world of botanicals under expert guidance. Engage in hands-on learning with a curated selection of botanicals, some of which are key ingredients in Prohibition’s acclaimed gins. Your finished botanical artwork will be framed for you to take home, accompanied by a flower posy and a starter pack of quality cards to continue honing your newfound skill.
PAINT & SIP POP ART FOR PETS | 3 Tanunda Road, Nuriootpa | April 14
Part of the Barossa Arts Festival, Paint & Sip Pop Art for Pets gives pet owners a chance to paint their beloved furry friends on canvas. Accompanied with a complimentary glass of wine, your teacher will contact ticketholders via email prior to the event, asking for a photo of their pet. The canvas is then thoughtfully prepared with a simplified portrayal of the pet which will then be brought to life by you with splashes and strokes of colour.
JAPANESE STAB BINDING (BOOK BINDING) | CWA Hall (70 Murray Street, Tanunda) | April 13
Discover the art of decorative exposed book binding and craft your own personalised book with a hinged cover to take home. Adelaide artist, Donna Gordge, will lead the workshop taking students through the traditional Japanese bookbinding technique that involves sewing together individual sheets of paper or other materials using a series of decorative stitches along the spine.