Learn how to make your very own polymer clay earrings while enjoying a stunning and delicious hand-designed charcuterie box.
Are you looking for something crafty to do with friends or family? Do you want to learn a new artsy skill? The Core at NorQuest College is hosting a fun, fabulous, and beginner-friendly creative workshop.
What to expect
Dive into an evening of creativity, inspiration, and learning alongside other makers and artists.
- Create a pair of handcrafted polymer earrings, instructed by Made for Brunch’s very own Skyla Hale
- Enjoy a tasty charcuterie box from Edmonton’s Art of Chacuterie
- Take home a small bouquet of flowers designed by Busy Bea Florals
- Receive an exclusive discount code to Made for Brunch
- Choose from a variety of earring templates when you purchase your tickets. Colours include pink, white, red, yellow, purple, and blue
The perfect activity for me-time or a creative hangout with the girls, this snack and learn is the first of its kind at NorQuest College and expected to sell out fast.
Limited spots are available
Frequently asked questions
I’ve never been to NorQuest College before. Where is The Core located?
The Core is located in the Singhmar Centre for Learning (SCFL). When entering through the main entrance, walk up the short flight of stairs, turn left, and walk past the security desk until you see The Core.
To better plan your trip, view our detailed campus map.
Is there parking available?
NorQuest has plenty of paid parking options around campus, including an underground parkade accessible from 103 Ave. There is also available street parking through EPark.
Learn more about our parking options and view our parking map.
I have a dietary restriction. Can I request a charcuterie box that is made without my allergen?
Absolutely! Once you purchase your ticket, you can let us know what your dietary restrictions are by emailing thecore@norquest.ca.
Do I need to bring any equipment or materials with me?
Nope! We’ll have everything you’ll need to create your earrings on site.
I have a younger daughter/child that loves crafts. What age range would this activity be best for?
Due to limited timing and the tools we will be using, we recommend this event to be a 16+ event.