Tatreez Workshop by Products of Palestine

Name: Tatreez Workshop by Products of Palestine
Start: 2026-05-10T02:45:00+10:00
End: 2026-05-10T06:00:00+10:00
Location: Ipswich Community Gallery

Schedule

Sun May 10 2026 at 02:45 am to 06:00 am

UTC+10:00

Location

Ipswich Community Gallery | Ipswich, QL

Join the Products of Palestine team and volunteers for an immersive cultural workshop, transmuting knowledge of their Palestinian heritage through art, food and community connection.
Workshop timeslots:
We've increased the duration of our workshops to three hours, due to feedback that participants wanted to be immersed in the sessions longer!
+ 8:45am - 12pm
+ 12:45pm - 4pm
Workshop spaces are limited, please book in early to avoid disappointment as we are restricted to the size of the workshop space!
This workshop will focus on exploring an important cultural aspect of Palestine - the art of tatreez (traditional Palestinian embroidery).
A portion of profits from this workshop will be donated to Handmade in Palestine.
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Important information:
Beginner friendly, no prior experience required
Ideal for participants ages 12+
Young children are unable to attend this workshop, however we hope to hold more accessible workshops in the future
All materials will be provided including light refreshments
There is street and off-street parking within easy walking distance of the Ipswich Community Gallery, please allow time to find parking as Ipswich can get quite busy these days.
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Who are the faces behind Products of Palestine?
We're a mother daughter duo, celebrating and cultivating our Palestinian heritage within the community of Tulmur/ Ipswich, QLD, the place we've called home for close to thirty years.
Mia is a multi-disciplinary creative, neurodivergent mental health advocate and mother of two. She is also the director of Kinected Collective, whose mission is: cultivating kinship through creativity. Kinected is proud to support this project through event coordination and photography.
Rana is a former corporate powerhouse, who actively sought a change of pace in her work/life balance, these days finding herself happily lifeguarding, grand parenting and pursuing all things Tatreez. She is working on a set of pieces for her first community exhibition, featuring mixed media Tatreez pieces that explore the past, present and future of her Palestinian heritage.
Got any questions? Get in touch with the team via Mia from Kinected Creative Services.