KHWS holds monthly meetings on the second Wednesday of each month, except July and August, in our studio at the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning. Meetings are preceded by a social time at 6:30, followed by the general meeting at 7:00. Members of the general community are very welcome to attend.
Note: January, February, and March meetings are held virtually via zoom
Upcoming Meetings:
Wednesday September 10, 2025 – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – In Malting Tower – TCCL – 7:00 pm – doors open 6:30
Previous Meetings:
Wednesday June 11, 2025 – Potluck Social – at Dorina’s
Wednesday May 14, 2025 – In Studio – 2025 Guild Challenge – “Soil to Soil”
Wednesday April 9, 2025 – In Studio – Antonia Behan gave an Overview of Ethel Mairet’s work, advocacy and influence on handweaving and spinning
Wednesday March 11, 2025 – Virtual – via ZOOM – Andrea Vollenwyder presented Colour Design with an Art Student – Two or more colours and patterns
Wednesday February 11, 2025 – Virtual – via ZOOM – e-textile researcher Lee Jones – electronic textiles
Wednesday January 8, 2025 – Virtual – via Zoom – Robyn Spady – Weave Structures: Totally Twill – The Basics and Beyond
Wednesday December 11, 2024 – In Studio – Em Harmsen presented her approach to accessible and sustainable clothing – emske design studio
Wednesday November 13, 2024 – In Studio – Study Groups – a panel presentation/discussion
Wednesday October 9, 2024 – In Studio – Barbara Heins – All about our November Sale
Wednesday September 11, 2024 – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – In Studio
Wednesday June 12, 2024 – Potluck Social – Emma Martin Park, Kingston
Wednesday May 8, 2024 – In Studio – Celebrating our 2024 Guild Challenge entries “New to Me”
Wednesday April 10, 2024 – In Studio – Barbara Heins – All things tea towel!
Wednesday March 13, 2024 – Virtual – via Zoom – Wave Weir – Wave Fibre Mill –
Wednesday February 14, 2024 – Virtual – via Zoom – Denis Kovnat – Weaver/Designer –Once upon a warp: From the loom to the runway
Wednesday January 10, 2024 – Virtual – via Zoom – Anna Hunter The True Cost of Wool: Transparency and Traceability in the Canadian Wool Industry – Long Way Homestead