Zentangle Drop-in at The Jackson Public Library
Tuesdays – 4-6 p.m. May 12, June 9, September 8
Learn the basics of Zentangle, a meditative form of drawing using structured patterns that are easy to master. Then expand the basics by creating your own library of “tangles” that will allow you to create unique and beautiful art. At these informal, fun gatherings, participants will explore practices that make Zentangle a calming and centering practice. This program is free and appropriate for people ages 15 and up. Basic materials will be supplied including Micron pens, Zentangle tiles, and shading materials.
Suggested extras: Consider bringing your own mixed media journal and any other drawing supplies such as colored pencils or pens.
Donna Torney, LMHC, CZT – Donna Torney is a Psychotherapist in private practice. Her practice focuses on helping teens and adults to manage stress and build resiliency through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness techniques including yoga, drawing and creative journaling. She is the author of Mindfulness for Emerging Adults: Finding balance in the digital age.
Additional Details
Registration Type - Not Needed
Customer Limit - Unlimited
Choose Color - Red
Organization
The Jackson Public Library (JPL) strives to serve and sustain our dynamic community. JPL is a place to learn, connect, and grow. All are welcome to attend our free programs and events.
Location
The Jackson Public Library is located at 52 Main Street. We are part of the town campus, right next to the town offices. JPL is situated on a lovely little hill with a large outdoor space including: a patio with a pergola, seasonal tent, gardens, and a year-round storywalk trail.
