Have you always wanted to learn how to make a dream catcher? Here’s your chance!

In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn the art of weaving while creating a beautiful 7–8-inch dream catcher to take home. Hoops, cord, beads, and feathers are provided, and participants are encouraged to bring small personal embellishments—such as charms, meaningful beads, or keepsakes—to make their dream catcher uniquely their own.

Beyond being a beautiful decorative piece, the process of creating a dream catcher can be relaxing, meditative, and creatively fulfilling. Whether you’re attending with a friend, partner, parent, or child, this workshop offers a fun and meaningful opportunity to slow down, create, and connect.

October 8, 2026
1:00pm – 3:30pm
Ages 12+

Instructor Bio:

MICHELLE MOREAU Michelle has studied and been involved with Native American culture, teachings, and spiritual practices for more than 30 years. Through this workshop, she shares the artistry and traditions that have inspired her creative practice, inviting participants to explore the weaving process while learning about the cultural significance and symbolism associated with dream catchers. Michelle strives to create a welcoming environment where creativity, mindfulness, and respect for these traditions come together.

Members receive 10% off with promo code MEMBER

When you register for a class or workshop with the Carroll County Arts Council, you’re doing more than signing up to create! Your registration helps us provide competitive and equitable compensation to local and regional teaching artists while creating welcoming, high-quality opportunities for people across Carroll County to learn, connect, and explore their creativity!

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Pay it forward! Consider making a gift to support arts education and scholarship opportunities. Your generosity helps open the door for more of our neighbors to discover, learn, and create.

Need assistance participating?
Creativity belongs to everyone. Scholarship assistance is available for youth and adult participants, including the Linda Van Hart “HART for Art” Scholarship Fund for adult learners.

When you support the Carroll County Arts Council, you’re helping build a more vibrant, creative, and connected Carroll County!