Woodstock Arts' Paper Pulp Party a Hit — More Workshops Still Open for Sign-Up
The hands-on event tied to the current Pulp exhibit was a hit — and residents who missed it have more chances to get creative this season
Woodstock Community News Staff
Woodstock Arts brought out a lively crowd for its recent Paper Pulp Party, a hands-on workshop tied to the organization's current Pulp exhibit. Organizers called it a "huge and super fun success," and the scene backed that up: participants in blue gloves worked side by side at tables spread with inks, pulp supplies, and colorful materials beneath a festive tent strung with paper lanterns.
The event was designed as more than just a complement to the gallery show. By putting tools directly in attendees' hands, Woodstock Arts gave community members a chance to engage with the same materials and ideas on display inside — the kind of participatory experience that has become a hallmark of how the organization approaches its programming.
That approach matters in a county where arts infrastructure has grown alongside rapid population growth. Woodstock Arts, located on Main Street in downtown Woodstock, functions as Cherokee County's primary anchor for visual arts — rotating gallery exhibitions, adult classes, and family workshops cycling through the calendar year-round. For many residents, it's the most accessible entry point into the arts that exists locally.
Those who missed the Paper Pulp Party still have options. Woodstock Arts has additional workshops scheduled during the Pulp exhibit's run, including paper making, collaging, and gel plate printing — each one a different lens on the same theme. Whether you've never touched a printmaking screen or you're looking to sharpen a skill, the lineup is built for a range of experience levels.
Scheduling details and registration are available on Woodstock Arts' website or through its Facebook page at facebook.com/woodstockgaarts.
Source: Woodstock Arts Facebook Page
