Discover the art of weaving at Roscoe Village with a fun, hands-on mug rug workshop led by master weaver Rami. Perfect for all ages, this experience offers a creative break in Ohio’s historic district.
Discover the art of weaving at Roscoe Village with a fun, hands-on mug rug workshop led by master weaver Rami. Perfect for all ages, this experience offers a creative break in Ohio’s historic district.
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Operated by Historic Roscoe Village · Coshocton, Ohio
Roscoe Village, a historic district in Ohio, offers more than just stories from the past — it’s a hub for creative hands-on activities, like the Mug Rug Weaving Class with master weaver Rami. This two-hour workshop, held in the charming Loom Loft, invites visitors to step into the world of weaving with all materials thoughtfully provided. It’s perfect for both beginners and seasoned craft lovers, especially ages 10 and up, looking to craft something functional and beautiful. The workshop’s focus on small, decorative mug rugs showcases the artistry behind traditional textile crafts, with each participant scrolling their own designs and creating unique pieces. The setting’s rustic charm and Rami’s expert guidance turn a simple craft into a memorable experience, making this class a standout activity in the area. As you sit at the portable loom, surrounded by historic accents and friendly faces, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for Ohio’s rich crafting heritage while making a tangible keepsake. Roscoe Village’s quaint shops and scenic streets provide an ideal backdrop for a day spent learning and creating, ensuring this activity is as enjoyable as it is educational. Whether you're a craft enthusiast or just seeking a relaxing, hands-on outing, this weaving class enriches your visit and offers a meaningful connection to local traditions. Plus, it’s a fantastic way to take home a personalized gift or souvenir that marks your time in this lively, historic district.
easy.
2 hours.
No physical fitness required—just bring curiosity and patience.
Yes, the class is perfect for ages 10 and up and provides a fun, educational experience for all skill levels.
No experience is necessary; Rami guides everyone through the process step-by-step.
Yes, all required materials are provided as part of the workshop.
Absolutely, your completed mug rug is yours to keep or gift.
Please contact us in advance to discuss accessibility options.
Wear comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting a little crafty.
Roscoe Village was a vital canal town in the 1800s, and its preservation keeps its historic charm alive.
Efforts are in place to maintain the integrity of the historic district and promote sustainable tourism.
Historic Roscoe Village in Coshocton, Ohio is a carefully restored 1830s port town that preserves early canal-era architecture and community life. Visitors experience living history through costumed interpreters, canal boat rides, and hands-on crafts that recreate 19th-century skills. The village features Greek Revival architecture, restored gardens, unique shops, and on-site dining that reflect the period atmosphere. Educational programs and seasonal events form a core of the village’s offerings. The Apple Butter Stirrin’ Festival, held October 17–19, attracts about 10,000 visitors annually and showcases homemade apple butter, live music, and more than 100 craft and food vendors. Fall Homeschool Days in early September highlight living history tours, canal boat rides, and interactive activities like candle-dipping and quilt-making for students. The Hay Activity Center is open daily from 10am to 4pm and offers accessible hands-on experiences including tin-punching, candle-dipping, and top-painting. The Loom Loft hosts weaving workshops such as mug rug weaving and holiday table runner classes taught by master weavers, with materials and instruction provided. Lanterns & Legends self-guided tours share local stories and unusual histories for curious visitors. Tickets and combo options provide flexible access to exhibits, workshops, and living history demonstrations. The nearby Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum complements village programming with additional exhibits and educational resources. Historic Roscoe Village appeals to families, school groups, craft enthusiasts, and anyone seeking an immersive glimpse into Ohio’s early canal-era heritage. Advance ticketing and scheduled workshops help visitors plan visits; seasonal calendars and on-site staff provide details and accessibility information for all ages and abilities.
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