easy
2 hours
No physical fitness required, just steady hands and patience.
Discover the art of broom making at Davenport House Museum with Julia Jarrett. A hands-on experience rooted in local history, perfect for craft lovers and history buffs alike.
Beginners Welcome! • 2 Hours
Join Julia Jarrett for a unique broom making workshop where tradition meets creativity. Learn to handcraft a miniature broom using natural materials while exploring the cultural history behind this art. No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm for a memorable, hands-on experience and leave with your own handmade creation.
Join Julia Jarrett for a unique broom making workshop where tradition meets creativity. Learn to handcraft a miniature broom using natural materials while exploring the cultural history behind this art. No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm for a memorable, hands-on experience and leave with your own handmade creation.
You’ll be working with natural materials, so dress in clothes you don’t mind getting little fibers on.
Get there a few minutes before the session begins to settle in and meet the instructor.
No experience needed—just a curiosity to learn and create.
Take advantage of the opportunity to learn about the cultural importance of broom making in local history.
Broom making was a vital craft in early American households, with techniques passed down through generations.
The workshop emphasizes sustainable practices, using natural, biodegradable materials sourced locally.
Wear clothes suitable for craft activities and natural materials.
Helps keep your clothes clean during the workshop.
Take notes on techniques and historical insights.
Stay hydrated during the session.