08/14/2025
David M. Hunt Library
63 Main St.
06031
Falls Village, Conn.
United States
Indigo Workshop

Artist Gail O'Donnell will lead an indigo and clay resist workshop at the David M. Hunt Library on Thursday, Aug. 14 from 2 to 4 p.m. Come Join us as we explore the exciting world of indigo! People have used and been fascinated by indigo for thousands of years. It has influenced art and artists throughout the ages and has been used to color everything from crayons, paint, cosmetics and fabrics. Everyone will leave with two or three flour sack dish cloths they have painted themselves with a special clay paste and then dipped in indigo. No experience necessary, all materials provided. Registration is required for this program as it is limited to twelve participants.

Registration link: forms.gle/iVC3dC4gUvRjzsbX7

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