Join us as we welcome the Spring Equinox with a Cyanotype workshop!

Cyanotype is an intentional art form that dates back to the 1800s. Still used today, learn how cyanotype fits into the greater ecosystem as an environmentally conscious and deeply connective medium that bridges art, science, and environmental stewardship. Multimedia artist, Dominick Porras, will teach us step-by-step techniques to create memories using plants and natural objects.

Meet-Up Details:
⏰ Meet at 9:30 AM · Wrap-up by 1 PM
🗺 Location to be shared two days before event
⛰️ Terrain is rocky/uneven surface

What to bring:
🥾 wear waterproof hiking boots/sandals or gaiters

🥪 Pack a lunch! We’ll provide pan dulce in the morning, but please bring snacks and food to hold you over

🍃Bring a container or bag to collect interesting items for printing

Weather:

Event may be rescheduled based on weather/ trail conditions. We will send information two days before the event.

Waiver:

You must sign the participation waiver before attending the event:

https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/e/23YJmTAqR6EJz3yBbvo9Ze/

Cancellations:

Latino Outdoors activities are free and in service to our communities. Our volunteer leaders donate time and energy to plan these experiences, paying close attention to the number of people each event can accommodate. Please honor your reservation, and if you are unable to attend an event that you signed up for, take a moment to cancel your reservation so that another community member may participate and volunteer organizers can plan accordingly. We greatly appreciate it!

Questions?

If you have any questions, please reach out to Liz at Liz@latinooutdoors.org.