Cherry Street Pier

Get ready to unleash your creativity and make some cool art pieces with paper and glue in a chill, fun vibe.Collage Night at Cherry Street PierGet ready for a fun Collage Night at the awesome Cherry Street Pier! Join MS Amy on April 3, 2026 at 6:00 PM (Eastern Time) for an evening full of creativity, good vibes, and cool people. Whether you're a pro or just wanna try something new, this event is perfect for anyone who loves art and hanging out. Bring your ideas and let's make some amazing collages together!

Come hang out, stitch, crochet, knit some cool stuff, and chat with friends in a chill, crafty vibe.Join Us for Stitch and Bitch!Come hang out at Cherry Street Pier on April 5, 2026 at 2:00 PM (Eastern Time) for a fun and relaxed afternoon of stitching and chatting. Whether you’re into knitting, crocheting, or just want to meet cool people, this is the spot for you. Bring your projects, your stories, and your good vibes. See you there!

All materials provided to begin a tapestry or weaving on your new upright loom. Take home your new loom and create your weaving studio.Learn how to warp and weave on a 9.85x 15.5inch loom. 3D and experimental forms will be covered alongside traditional method. Limited space due to materials.Bonnie MacAllister is a fiber artist whose practice involves interactive collaborative workshops demonstrating embroidery, felting, natural dyeing, and recycled textiles.Getting here: https://www.cherrystreetpier.com/getting-here/

Workshop with Duwenavue Sante Johnson in the Termite TV Studio on the theme of mending.Using the technique of embroidery on photos, mixed with fabric and mixed media collage, participants are invited to bring a photo or send one in advance of an image that represents something they would like to mend in their life-a memory, relationship or experience. Participants individuals pieces will be become part of a collaborative exhibit presented at Cherry Street Pier in May.This experience is facilitated by multidisciplinary artist and Senior Hand Embroiderer Duwenavue Sante Johnson. "For Johnson, a master of the needle trade, the artistic process