Creative Watercolor Workshop | Lexi Bann
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About this event
One of 25 upcoming events at The Ecology Center.
About the Facilitator Lexi Bann is a yoga teacher, artist, and community facilitator who loves fostering creativity, connection, and slowing down. Inspired by years of hosting postcard painting gatherings for travelers and local communities, she creates approachable art experiences that encourage curiosity, creativity, and meaningful connection. She believes there is something special about the thoughtfulness of a handmade card—a small piece of art that can carry a memory, a place, or a message of love. Through simple creative practices and a connection to the natural world, Lexi invites others to notice beauty, create freely, and share what they make. Creative Workshop | Postcards From Earth w/ Lexi Bann A creative watercolor workshop celebrating the beauty of the natural world and the charm of handmade correspondence. We’ll begin with a brief walk around the land, gathering inspiration from seasonal colors, textures, and landscapes before settling in to paint. Participants will explore approachable watercolor techniques while creating a series of unique postcards inspired by what they observe. Whether painting a favorite flower, a winding path, or an abstract impression of the day, this workshop encourages playful creativity over perfection. Leave with a collection of handmade postcards to send, frame, or keep as small works of art. What to Expect Meet at the Rainbow Entrance for a brief walking meditation and observation of the land. Explore seasonal inspiration and simple watercolor techniques. Create 2–3 handmade postcards. Reflect through optional writing prompts. Share artwork and connect in community (optional). Leave with keepsakes to send or treasure. What to Bring Water bottle Comfortable clothing Curiosity and creative spirit All art materials provided. Click here to buy tickets Peace Dome activities help us reconnect to the land by sharing experiences that create reverence to the thousands of years old history of interconnectedness. By coming together as a community, we are able to reflect on our relationship to this planet and this farm in order to help better steward it with a deep sense of peace. This work is just one of the ways in which we help envision a future of meaningful investment in our food, our neighbors, our children, and of course, this magical farm.