Our recent workshop at the Betty Tauber Girl Scout House in Scarsdale, NY, in collaboration with Girl Scouts Heart-of-the-Hudson! It was a great day where Girl Scouts of all ages (and many siblings + parents!) could come from across the region and learn Chinese knotting!

Our second workshop of the day after White Plains in the morning!

Throughout the past two months, I visited all six third grade classrooms in Hastings!

Our stand at the Ardsley AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Festival was a huge success! We gave out more than 200 dragonfly kits and got to teach so many people of all ages how to do Chinese knotting. And special thank you to Senator Andrew Stewart Cousins and Assemblymember MaryJane Shimsky for coming to support! See here for more photos:

Here are some of my favorite notes of feedback from the past few workshops I've held in 3rd-grade classrooms!

Last Monday, I had the opportunity to hold workshops in six 3rd Grade Classrooms in Closeter, NJ, reaching nearly 120 students!

Today I held my second workshop at Bronxeville Library where we made tons of rainbow dragonflies! Check out their post on Instagram for more photos! https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVcQ2awkTQD/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Today marked the first time I opened my workshop to the public, and I had the privilege to hold it at Tuckahoe Library. Though nervous at first, I was immediately welcomed by a community passionate about cultural arts. Participant ages ranged from 8 to 60+, and it was a truly meaningful experience of intergenerational learning and connection. Thank you, Tuckahoe Library and its community, for such a great experience!