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DIY Chill, Craft & Chat

DIY Chill, Craft & Chat

Mon, Sep 7, 9:00 PM
From Toronto Gaymers
4.7

Join other Gaymers this evening to work on your DIY project with others and show off your work in progress! Come chat, craft, and work on whatever project you wish! (Or just chill with us!) The only thing you have to do is bring your project, materials, and yourself! Your host, Nef, is also happy to teach you how to crochet :) While this event is free, we encourage folks to get some food or drinks if possible! (Only if this is a possibility for you!) We provide nametag stickers with a pronoun field; we want this to be a comfortable environment for everyone, kindly respect people's listed or stated pronouns. If you are unsure of someone's pronouns, don't assume: Ask, Respect and Practice Definitely ask before taking pictures/videos. \*\*\*Please reach out to [info@torontogaymers.ca](mailto:info@torontogaymers.ca) with any accessibility concerns. [https://linktr.ee/TorontoGaymers](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://linktr.ee/TorontoGaymers&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1753646882381297&usg=AOvVaw00IFqJeQVIkNQH04yjTL6E)

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Art and Craft Social #8 with Midtown Arts and Crafts Club

Art and Craft Social #8 with Midtown Arts and Crafts Club

Sun, Sep 20, 6:00 PM
From Midtown Arts and Crafts Group
4.7

Hello everyone! Join us for our next meetup! Bring along any art or craft you’re currently working on, drawing, painting, knitting, writing, or anything else, and enjoy a relaxed, creative hangout together. Date: September 20th Time: 2 pm Place: EglintonPark (200 Eglinton Ave W) We'll be sitting on the north side of the park, along Roselawn Ave, across from the baseball diamond (that runs along Roselawn)! \*If the weather is too cold/rainy, we will pivot to the Yonge Eglinton Food Hall (will update morning of the event) \*\*Note: If you RSVP 'yes' but aren't able to make it, please try to change it to "no". This will allow people on the waitlist to join in!

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Learn To Carve: Labour Day Workshop

Learn To Carve: Labour Day Workshop

Mon, Sep 7, 6:00 PM
From Craft Hub Toronto: Woodcarving Workshops

Join us on Monday, September 7, from 2:00-5:00 to learn how to hand carve your very own wooden bear or Calcifer from Howl's Moving Castle! No experience is needed and all materials are provided. Bring a friend to get a 20$ discount off your tickets! Register through this link: [https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/learn-to-carve-workshop-labour-day](https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/learn-to-carve-workshop-labour-day)

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Tuesday Trivia at Lost Craft

Tuesday Trivia at Lost Craft

Tue, Sep 1, 10:45 PM
From Toronto Beer Lovers
4.6

The old Aviary/Longslice location has been taken over by Lost Craft. Of course, they have trivia. Craft beer; tasty food; good times. Let's go back.

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(SOLD OUT SESSION) Art and Form intermediate lighting workshop w Ciara

(SOLD OUT SESSION) Art and Form intermediate lighting workshop w Ciara

Sat, Sep 12, 2:00 PM
From The Mississauga Photography group
4.7

## Details \#\# LINK to purchase tickets for event\- [https://www.wtpg.ngo/event-details/wtpg-signature-series-art-and-form-intermediate-level-lighting-with-ciara](https://www.wtpg.ngo/event-details/wtpg-signature-series-art-and-form-intermediate-level-lighting-with-ciara) \#\# About the event \# Light\, Art & Form — Intermediate Art Nude Photography Workshop \!\[img\]\(\) \#\# About the Event **10:00 AM – 12:00 PM** We are excited to present **Light, Art & Form**, an intermediate-level studio photography workshop exploring the creative possibilities of **art nude photography, light and form**, featuring the talented model **Ciara Antoski**. This hands-on workshop is designed for photographers who want to develop their understanding of studio lighting while creating dramatic, artistic and carefully composed images for their portfolios. Working in a small, intimate group, we'll explore several professional lighting setups and discuss how the **position, direction, quality and shape of light** can transform the appearance of the human form. \!\[img\]\(\) \#\# Workshop Details Are you passionate about art nude photography? Do you want to better understand how professional photographers create dramatic and beautiful lighting? This workshop is focused on **learning through doing**. Phil Sutherland will guide participants through each setup, explaining the lighting choices, modifiers, angles and techniques used to create the desired look. Participants will have opportunities to photograph each setup while receiving guidance and feedback throughout the session. \!\[img\]\(\) \#\#\# Framing & Composition During the workshop, we'll explore several approaches to photographing the figure, including: * **2/3-body compositions** * **Floor-level compositions featuring lingerie** * **Full-body compositions** * Exploring how framing, negative space and perspective affect the final image * Using light and shadow to emphasize form and create mood \#\# Workshop Team **Instructor:** Phil Sutherland **Model:** Ciara Antoski **Assistant:** Volunteer to be announced Ciara brings considerable experience and professionalism to the workshop, and we're thrilled to have her working with us for this session. \#\#\# Small Group — Maximum 6 Photographers To provide a better learning and shooting experience, we are limiting this workshop to **a maximum of six participants**. Keeping the group small allows for more individual attention, more opportunities to ask questions and meaningful shooting time with each lighting setup. \#\# About West Toronto Photography Group As an **Indigenous-run, not-for-profit arts organization**, West Toronto Photography Group is committed to supporting photographers, sharing knowledge and making arts programming accessible to the community. Our workshops are designed to create a welcoming and professional environment where photographers can learn, experiment, meet other artists and—most importantly—have fun making photographs. \#\# Workshop Information **Maximum Participants:** 6 **Workshop Fee:** CAD $125 + HST and applicable vendor fee \#\# What Should I Bring? Please bring: * DSLR, mirrorless or medium-format camera * Your preferred lenses * Fully charged batteries * Freshly formatted memory card(s) * A general-purpose lens * Pen and paper if you'd like to take notes **Tripods and camera supports are not required** for this workshop. \#\#\# Wireless Triggers We provide wireless triggers for most mainstream camera systems. If you're unsure whether your camera is compatible, please contact us before the workshop and we'll be happy to confirm. \#\# Model Release A **West Toronto Photography Group model release** will be provided to each participant. The release covers **non-commercial use and photography created for educational and training purposes**. The model will sign the releases, and printed copies will be provided to participating photographers. \#\# Cancellation & Transfer Policy If we, as organizers, need to postpone or cancel the workshop, refunds will be issued within **72 hours**. We understand that sometimes circumstances prevent participants from attending. If you can no longer attend, please contact us as soon as possible. We will do our best to help you **resell your workshop spot to another member of the group**. If we are able to resell your spot, you will be reimbursed for the ticket price. If the spot cannot be resold, you may transfer your registration to another person to attend in your place; unfortunately, **no refund will be available if the spot remains unsold**. \#\# Join Us Come explore the relationship between **light, shadow and the human form** in this focused intermediate photography workshop. Whether you're looking to strengthen your studio lighting skills, expand your portfolio or explore new approaches to art nude photography, **Light, Art & Form** offers an opportunity to learn, experiment and create in a supportive professional environment. We look forward to welcoming you to the studio!

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Visit the Textile Museum

Sat, Sep 5, 4:00 PM
From 50+ Friends
2 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that connects people with similar interests. It allows users to join groups and participate in events based on shared passions, including crafts.

Search on Meetup for craft-focused groups in Toronto using the city's name or the term 'craft'. You can browse through different communities dedicated to crafting and DIY projects.

Yes, there are knitting groups in Toronto on Meetup. You can search for groups focused on knitting or similar crafts and join their events.

Absolutely, you can join multiple groups on Meetup. Explore various craft groups around Toronto that resonate with your diverse interests and engage with each community.

Craft events are organized by group hosts. They vary from workshops and casual meetups to large crafting gatherings, enabling members to learn and network.

Creating a Meetup account is free, but some groups may charge fees for specific events. Always check each event's details for any associated costs.

Yes, members can suggest ideas for events within their groups. Communicate with the group organizer to propose new activities you'd like to see.

No, attendance is not mandatory. You're free to RSVP to events that fit your schedule and interests, making participation flexible.

Some Meetup groups may offer online workshops or meetings. Check the event description for details on the format and location.

Attend events and engage with other crafters in your group. Meetup promotes social connections through shared crafting activities.

Yes, craft groups in Toronto cater to a range of interests from knitting to scrapbooking. Explore to find a community that matches your crafting preferences.

While Meetup facilitates connections, building friendships might take time. It’s more about exploring your interests rather than instant social success.

No, events are organized by the group hosts, independently of Meetup. They plan and manage each event's details and logistics.

Yes, though activity can vary. Some groups may be more active at certain times or seasons, depending on member and organizer availability.

Event organization varies by host. Some may be meticulously planned, while others are more informal. Reading reviews can help gauge the event quality.