Do you have great communication skills and attention to detail? Do you like organising, working as part of a team and showing initiative? Do you feel strongly about the wellbeing of our planet and communities, and have an interest in the arts and cultural wellbeing? Our workshop coordinator Ngaio is making room...
Esta Tonkin is a craftsperson who works with textiles. She has a background in science (ecology) and tertiary education, including teaching environmental management, and zero waste management, and is a Māma of two. Esta values compassion highly and is passionate about addressing issues of equity and inclusion in Aotearoa. She is really looking forward to pursing...
Our manager Hannah is taking a break from November with a pēpi on the way, and we are looking for someone to step into this role for 20 hour per week parental leave cover till 30 September 2023. This position involves working closely with our Workshop Coordinator, our Rekindle team of talented...
Rekindle is pleased to announce that it is heading south Labour Weekend to present a series of workshops in Ōtepoti Dunedin. With 16 workshops on offer from 22-24 October, this is a chance for people to develop their craft skills or try their hand at making what we need from what we...
With the approach of the government’s Covid-19 traffic light system, we wanted to share Rekindle’s policy with you all so that you have clarity and peace of mind when booking in for a future workshop. We have taken the health, safety and wellbeing of staff, volunteers and members of the public into...
We are so pleased to announce that we are now offering free and low-cost weekday resourceful craft workshops for Community Services Card holders and community groups who experience barriers to access, thanks to support from Creative New Zealand. This is a chance to try your hand at printing, weaving, carving and more,...
Such an exciting gathering on the banks of the Ōtākaro happening very soon! Rekindle founder, Juliet Arnott is delighted to have been commissioned by Yo-Yo Ma as part of his Bach Project to evolve this special event to coincide with his visit to Ōtautahi Christchurch on November 13th. Juliet is collaborating with Kerepeti Paraone (Kāi Tahu, Kāti Māmoe,...
Spoon carving requires three basic tools: an axe; a straight knife; and a curved “hook”, “crook” or “spoon” knife. These tools are useful in lots of other projects, and are a great asset for anyone getting started working with green wood. Availability of carving tools in New Zealand isn’t great, but there...
We're very pleased to be able to share our new gift cards with you for our workshops. What could be better than being given a gift of an experience, and what's more a new resourceful skill to learn & practise.
Click here to see the vouchers available.
What a wonderful weekend at the Arts Centre in Ōtautahi Christchurch was had! Over 40 practitioners of necessary traditions spent the weekend demonstrating their resourceful skills. The reality of how it was to have these extraordinary group of practitioners together in one place was beyond our hopes, it felt like putting the...
