Woodworking Classes for Children Ages 8–12 – Ogre School of Music and Art
Woodworking Club for students in grades 2–5: Students learn how to work safely with tools, how to cut, carve, and sand, and how to make smal…
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Woodworking Club for students in grades 2–5: Students learn how to work safely with tools, how to cut, carve, and sand, and how to make smal…
A folk applied arts studio that has been operating since 1960, where adults weave, knit, embroider, and create traditional textile crafts. T…
A free club for students in grades 1–9, where participants learn how to work safely with glass: cutting, grinding, gluing, and combining gla…
This artisan studio, which has been operating since 2022, aims to preserve traditional crafts and pass them on to younger generations. On Fr…
A knitting workshop at the Mazsalaca Crafts Center, where knitters gather, learn various knitting techniques, and share their experiences.
Craft workshops where decorative and practical items are created from various materials, and participants learn a variety of craft technique…
A crafts studio for adults at the Cultural Center, operating since 2019. Participants create crafts and share their experiences; sessions ar…
The Jumprava Parish Senior Handicraft Club, which has about ten members who create handicrafts and socialize together. They meet every other…
Crafts Group; individual sessions are held at the MICE Children's and Youth Center.
Woodworking Club for students in grades 4–6.
Crafts and Design Club: working with various materials and tools, developing design thinking skills.
Traditional craft skills with a modern twist: weaving with unusual materials, knitting on knitting machines, and ethnographic jewelry.