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Woven Walk Open Studios Cowaramup 13 Sep

Local artist Anita Revel is leading Woven Walk to foster community, connection, mindfulness and ART

Starts 13 Sept
From 5 Australian dollars
Cowaramup, WA

Available spots


Service Description

Distance: 5km loop (depending on group preference) Bring: Hat, sunscreen, water, sensible shoes (some gravel tracks are involved), event guide if you have one Duration: 4 hours depending on our pace and time spent at each studio Local artist Anita Revel is leading a “Woven Walk” to foster community, connection, mindfulness and a celebration of local artists. We will begin by meeting at Red Feather and embarking to our first studio as a group. Thereafter, there will be some flexibility about which artists we visit depending on group consensus. The loop we will follow is around 5km, during which time we will visit as many artists as we can. 5km should only take an hour to walk in normal conditions, but with so many artists to meet and celebrate their work, please allow at least 4 hours for this walk. There will be an opportunity to grab a coffee / snack en route, but bring water and maybe a muesli bar or a snack to keep you hydrated and fueled. The intention is to close the loop back at Red Feather, where participants may choose to carry on to a local cafe for a late lunch. —— “Woven Walks” is a regular offering by the volunteers of Woven, on the second Sunday of every month. Follow us on Instagram to be first in the know.


Upcoming Sessions


Cancellation Policy

We are a not-for-profit organisation, run by community volunteers. We do not issue refunds for cancellations, but you may be able to reschedule your session if there is availability. Contact us via email at wovencowaramup@gmail.com to discuss further.


Contact Details

  • Cowaramup WA, Australia

    wovencowaramup@gmail.com


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We gather today in this special place to continue our learning journey together.  We acknowledge the Wadandi people as the traditional custodians of the land upon which we stand. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and recognise their continuing spiritual connection to land, water and community. 

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