Dreamcatchers, according to the traditions of first peoples, are believed to protect a sleeping person from bad dreams while letting the good dreams through the hole in the centre. The bad dreams would get caught up in the web and disappear when the first rays of the sun struck them. That is why many people place them in bedrooms. However, a dreamcatcher may be hung anywhere and they add a touch of beauty to any space.

Learn how to make your own beaded dreamcatcher! The cost of the event includes all supplies. Dreamcatchers make wonderful decorations for the home or to give as a gift to a special person in your life.

The demo is open to the public. Cost includes the materials to make your dreamcatcher.