Therapeutic arts workshop with dreamcatchers
Facilitated by Kirsty from Beam & co-led by Marie Grueberova

Making dreamcatchers is a therapeutic activity for the mind, soul and hands.

Working with our hands provides a refuge for the mind. We can relax and create space for new thoughts. Using colourful materials with lovely textures brings the sense of excitement and joy. Weaving the circular pattern brings us closer to our centre, the core of our strength. At the end of the session, you leave with a beautifully crafted piece and recharged mind.

About Kirsty
Kirsty from the Beam charity in Ipswich began making dreamcatchers as a way of maintaining her mental health during challenging times. She transformed ‘dreamcatcher’ craft into an activity, where we can actively weave our new dreams into our lives.
She has a vivid imagination and her rich, ever-growing collection of dreamcatchers and techniques continues to inspire.
Book your space now

For adults & children. (The activity is suited for children from 8+)
Children are welcome under an adult supervision.

Adults £45

Retired people and people with low income: £35

Children £25

Date: Saturday 20th of September 2025, 2pm to 4pm.