Mandalas for Wellness In-Person
Join artist and certified Eco-Art Therapist Beth Adoette for a hands-on workshop inspired by the practice of setting daily intentions.
Hundreds of years ago, the daisy was called “day’s eye” in England because of the way it pays attention as it opens its petals in the morning, turns to follow the sun’s path, and then closes back up at night and turns towards the east in anticipation of the sun.
Taking our cue from this humble yet wise flower, we'll try to identify our daily intentions and create a nature mandala to act as a beautiful and practical reminder of our intentions.
Please note:
- Mandalas are ephemeral and will not be taken home, but photographs are encouraged.
- Space is limited; doors open at 5:45.
- This is a two-hour workshop. Please come on time and stay for its entirety.
- Open to ages 18+.
- Date:
- Thursday, February 6, 2025
- Time:
- 6:00pm - 8:00pm
- Location:
- Large Meeting Room
- Audience:
- Adults
- Categories:
- Learning and Creating
Beth grew up in the Appalachian Mountains with hemlocks, streams, and chickadees in her hands. Once an editorial illustrator, Beth has returned to her love of nature and now concentrates on illustrating, photographing, and writing about nature and nature mandalas.
After completing her certification in eco-art therapy, Beth began designing and facilitating a variety of public and private art wellness mandala workshops for organizations, schools, and private groups.
Beth holds a BFA in Fine Arts and has received her certification in Eco-Art Therapy through Portland State University (OR), and Project Nature Connect.