Grief Craft is an ongoing, low-pressure gathering for people who want quiet company while working on creative projects alongside grief.
Participants are invited to bring something they’re already working on — writing, embroidery, knitting, drawing, card-making, or another portable craft. You’re also welcome to come without a project; watercolor materials (paints, brushes, and paper) will be available.
The gathering begins with brief introductions and a chance to share what you plan to work on, followed by extended quiet work time. we’ll close by checking back in and, if you’d like, sharing what you made or noticed during the session. There is no expectation to talk about grief directly, produce anything finished, or share more than feels comfortable.
This space is held with particular care for people with marginalized identities, though all who are grieving are welcome. Come as you are, work at your own pace, and let making be a way of keeping grief company.
Admission is Free (with an optional donation up to $10)
What to expect:
this is a quiet, low-pressure space with periods of shared silence
the gathering will include a brief opening, quiet work time, and a short closing
participation in introductions and sharing is optional
there is no expectation to talk about grief or share personal stories
you’re welcome to arrive late or leave early as needed
seating will be available, and you’re encouraged to move, stretch, or step outside if helpful
please bring your own project if you have one; watercolor materials will be provided.