Sashiko is a traditional Japanese running stitch used for mending and reinforcement. In this relaxed workshop, you’ll learn simple hand stitches, including sashiko, while exploring creative repair techniques. Bring jeans or textiles to mend or embellish. Please bring scissors and inspiring fabric, or use provided materials.

At its most elevated, sashiko is a fine art form, but its humble roots come from country folk mending their indigo dyed hemp garments. Mending is having a renaissance as we begin to look for ways to counter the incredibly wasteful and harmful aspects of the textile industry. Group sewing has always been a way for women to connect and share. Note the gallery will be closed to the public during the workshop.

Experience the beauty of the season with our Springtime Sculpt Series, a curated stone-carving experience at Fathom Stone Art. From March through May, guests are invited to carve their own spring-inspired soapstone sculpture—choose from elegant eggs, bunnies, tulips, or design your own completely custom piece.
This refined gallery workshop offers a calm and creative escape for families, couples, and art-lovers of all ages. Guests begin with raw BC Soapstone, sketch their design, carve and shape their sculpture, then polish and oil it to a radiant finish. Every piece is a keepsake, handcrafted and taken home the same day.
Perfect for Spring Break, Easter holidays, rainy-day indoor activities, or off-slope afternoons, the Springtime Sculpt Series provides a memorable Whistler experience that blends artistry, relaxation, and local craftsmanship.
Private bookings, family sessions, and group activations are available daily.