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Ticketed Workshops

NOISY BOATYARD

Roll up your sleeves for a lively mix of short, hands-on woodcraft workshops, from Japanese joinery and kumiko to pond yachts and traditional nautical knotwork. Make something, learn a skill and take a little piece of the Festival home.

Get your hands dirty and check out the Noisy Boatyard program of ticketed workshops below.

INFORMATION

Morrison St Car Park

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IN COLLABORATION WITH

Supported by Gifu International Center and Tokai International.

BROWSE ACTIVITIES

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Kumiko Workshop

Discover the intricate art of kumiko, assembling precisely cut timber pieces into a beautiful traditional Japanese geometric design to take home.
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Build & Sail a Pond Yacht

Usually, the grown-ups build the boats. This time, it’s the kids’ turn. Children aged 8–15 can build, decorate and take home their own wooden pond yacht with The Wooden Boat Centre Tasmania, then bring it back for Monday’s Pond Yacht Regatta at Constitution Dock. Tickets: $35 per child/yacht. One ticket includes one child, one pond yacht and one accompanying adult. All materials included.
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Japanese Joinery: Tsugite Workshops

Learn traditional Japanese joinery with carpenter Yuji Kanesada and designer Hiroshi Yamaguchi, using authentic saws, chisels and planes to explore tsugite techniques and their history. Tickets Opening Soon
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Kanna Woodshaving Flowers

Create a delicate wooden rose or anemone with artist Takako Kawamura, using fine shavings from a traditional Japanese kanna hand plane.
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Nautical Knotwork: Thump Mat Workshop

Learn traditional marlinspike ropework with Mick Corker and make a thump mat to take home. Presented by the International Guild of Knot Tyers. Tickets: $125 per person (includes all materials).
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Nautical Knotwork: Lanyard Workshop

Learn the sailor’s art of traditional ropework with master rope artisan Mick Corker and create your own adjustable nautical lanyard to take home. Presented by the International Guild of Knot Tyers. Tickets: $125 per person (includes all materials).