Honoring Winter: An evening of movement, mark-making, and reflection.

You are warmly invited to attend a FREE community expressive arts workshop with Andi Dandelion on Tuesday, February 3, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Reich Education Building, room 301 on the App State Boone campus.

This 90-minute session will guide you through a mindful exploration of winter's themes – the quiet, the darkness, and the magic – using both your body and your imagination. Show up, be present, and trust the process.

No prior experience is necessary; all materials will be provided. 

Andi Gelsthorpe Bio

Andi Gelsthorpe is a mother, modern-day hunter-gatherer, social worker, photographer, community activist, and printmaker. As an artist, her work focuses on nurturing human connection through community and the value of relationships as a tool for transformation.

Andi believes that creativity is the first language of humanity. Promoting creativity as an instinctive resource for overall wellbeing is a foundational belief she holds. She is interested in the relationship between meaningful art-making and resiliency. She seeks to establish safe spaces for people to reflect and explore the healing power of their imagination while engaged in the creative process.

Andi lives in the beautiful mountains of Boone, NC with her husband, their son, and their two blue heelers, Rip and Frank.  She can be contacted at wovenrootsconsulting@gmail.com or followed at @soulcrafted1 on Instagram.