Textiles Made to Defy the Ordinary.
Our mobile Behavioral, Sensory & Environmental (BSE) Wellness & Design Studio develops adaptive tools, tactile learning experiences,
and eco-art retreats respectfully informed by early place-based handweaving traditions, relational knowledge, and ecological relationships across the
Eastern Woodlands and Wabanaki homelands. Our work is also informed by broader Northeastern American ethnography, and relational practices,
spanning the Atlantic-and-Mid-Atlantic Coastal and surrounding regions.
Weaving Stories of Remembrance, Symbolic Connections, and Creative Expansion
Sun, Feb 22
|Online Workshop - 4 Week Series
Join us for a new, engaging, exploratory journey into the world of tactile art!
Time & Location
Feb 22, 2026, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. EST
Online Workshop - 4 Week Series
About the event
Weaving Stories of Remembrance, Symbolic Connections, and Creative Expansion:
Exploring the Threads, Waves, and Routes of Macramé, Sensory Wellness, and Cultural Continuity from a Lens Rooted in Atlantic Canada's Diverse Intra-diaspora™ ________________________________________________________________________________________________
This online workshop series, led by Canadian Multidisciplinary Macramé Artist, and Wellness Facilitator, Sha'-nay Paris, is offered in honour of Black History Month (BHM) and the expansive cultural contributions, traditions, and stories that continue to shape us and our diverse communities. Sha'-nay is also the founder of Boho & Knots™ and related offerings, including the Ancestral Waves Project™ (AWP), are part of the inspiration behind these workshops.
While BHM month provides a meaningful anchor for the series of workshops being piloted in February 2026, the space also recognizes that identity, lineage, and the embodied ways of knowing that influence our sense of wellbeing, creative practices, and sensibilities year‑round – in many forms.
Each virtual session will be on each…