Connections - AM Sessions
Discover New Connections and Celebrate the Creativity Within You
Through the easy-to-learn art of Zentangle, writing, and conversation, we will connect with ourselves and others by engaging our hands, minds, and hearts.
What is Zentangle?
Zentangle is a meditative way of drawing structured patterns that create beautiful images. If you are thinking, “I can’t draw!”, that is wonderful! Zentangle is about what we can create one pen stroke at a time.
How It Works
Duration: 3 weeks in MORNING sessions
Format: Weekly in-person meetings
We will begin by working with our hands through the art of Zentangle. Our faciliator, Elizabeth Vander Kamp, will provide supplies, instruction, and any help you need to get started.
Our 2nd week, we will continue with a brief Zentangle and explore our thoughts through facilitated discussion and writing exercises.
And the final week will be about our hearts. We will begin with a brief Zentangle and then move toward deeper connection with an exploration of the wisdom we find in our hearts and how we can best listen to that wisdom.
What You’ll Need
Your supplies will be provided as part of your registration fee. They are yours to keep.
Bring coffee, tea, or your own refreshing drink or snack if desired. If possible, due to the nature of the class and our artistic creations, please bring your drinks in a bottle or sealed cup to prevent spills.
Most importantly, ask friends to register with you and look forward to building connections with others too.
Dates & Time of the Program:
3 Thursday Mornings, October 16, 23, 30
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Lead by:
Elizabeth Vander Kamp
Fee & Registration:
The cost of this series is $50, which covers all 3 weeks and your supplies
Registration is limited to 25 people.
Registration is required. Use the button below to register.
Meeting Information:
Each session will be offered at The Threshold Center @ 3794 Crosshaven Drive, Vestavia AL 35223
Elizabeth Vander kamp, Facilitator
Elizabeth is an artist, an actress, a director, and one of our repeatedly loved facilitators at Threshold Center. Elizabeth's certifications and decades of experience are evident in her writing, performing, storytelling, story-listening and visual art. At UAB's Arts in Medicine program, she facilitated expressive writing for people living with disease, dementia, or injury, as well as caregivers to people with ALS. Recently, she directed “From Where I Sit” for the Lakeshore Foundation.
Elizabeth's passion for listening underpins all her work; she believes it is the foundation of love.
