Community and Cultural Workshops with Stephanie Reynolds
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Community and Cultural Workshop Series - Paper on Skin™ 2026
Facilitated by Stephanie Reynolds.
In 2024, almost 450 people contributed to the creation of the Universe of Paper - a forest wonderland in the Market Square Pavilion made almost entirely of paper!
The giant installation was part of the Paper on Skin™ 2024 festivities.
This year, Stephanie Reynolds will once again lead a series of free workshops, inviting the community to participate in the creation of a paper vertical garden.
The large vertical garden panels will line the theatre foyer of the paranaple arts centre – creating another magical setting for the Paper on Skin™ gala event.
The workshops are designed to be fun and accessible – welcoming creativity at all skill levels.
This final workshop at the Marion Storm Cafe will focus on vine making - great if you 'like the easy things' and have fun chatting as you go.
There will also be flower making for anyone up for a more skill-based challenge.
Children aged 12 or younger need to be accompanied by and adult.
Children need to be able to manage scissors and glue.
The flower-making requires use of a hot glue gun, so parental supervision is necessary.
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Festivals Australia program.
BYO: Snacks
Coffee, cake and cash bar available.
Many thanks to Claire from Marion Storm for hosting this event.
Facilitated by Stephanie Reynolds.
In 2024, almost 450 people contributed to the creation of the Universe of Paper - a forest wonderland in the Market Square Pavilion made almost entirely of paper!
The giant installation was part of the Paper on Skin™ 2024 festivities.
This year, Stephanie Reynolds will once again lead a series of free workshops, inviting the community to participate in the creation of a paper vertical garden.
The large vertical garden panels will line the theatre foyer of the paranaple arts centre – creating another magical setting for the Paper on Skin™ gala event.
The workshops are designed to be fun and accessible – welcoming creativity at all skill levels.
This final workshop at the Marion Storm Cafe will focus on vine making - great if you 'like the easy things' and have fun chatting as you go.
There will also be flower making for anyone up for a more skill-based challenge.
Children aged 12 or younger need to be accompanied by and adult.
Children need to be able to manage scissors and glue.
The flower-making requires use of a hot glue gun, so parental supervision is necessary.
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Festivals Australia program.
BYO: Snacks
Coffee, cake and cash bar available.
Many thanks to Claire from Marion Storm for hosting this event.