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Upcoming Events

Monthly meetings

Our regular meetings take place on the 3rd Saturday of each month between 10am and 2pm.  The venue varies depending on COVID restrictions or the type of activity we are running that month. 

If you are interested in attending a meeting please email us at wwtextileartsgroup@gmail.com

Can't make it to the Gold Coast?

We continue to showcase our current work here on our blog, on Facebook and Instagram.

 If you would like to join in our activities visit our Challenges and Projects page to see what we are currently up to!

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