Cancellation and Refund Policy

Please carefully consider your commitment before registering, as space is limited and preparation begins well in advance.

• Cancellations made 30 days or more before the workshop start date will receive a full refund minus a $25 processing fee.

• Cancellations made fewer than 30 days before the workshop start date are non-refundable, as materials and planning costs have already been incurred.

• No refunds or credits will be issued for no-shows or same-week cancellations.

We understand that emergencies happen. While we are unable to offer exceptions to the refund policy, if you are unable to attend, you are welcome to gift or resell your spot to another person. We will do our best to assist in filling your spot, but cannot guarantee a replacement.

By registering, you agree to these terms.

Inherent Risk, Health and Safety

All participants in our onsite studio workshops are required to acknowledge and accept the inherent risks of engaging in hands-on, physical activities within an active art and craft studio. To enroll, you must sign a liability waiver, which provides a detailed description of the risks associated with participating in a class, workshop, or intensive. All students registered for workshop will be required to sign the appropriate waiver prior to participation

If you are experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness or have been exposed to something that could pose a risk to others (e.g., bedbugs, COVID, etc.), please contact us immediately. We ask all participants to prioritize the health of the group and our shared space.

Community Care and Safety Standards

To ensure a safe, positive, and productive experience for everyone, The Weaving Workshop asks that all participants meet the following criteria when joining our workshops:

• Age: Be 18 years or older.

• Vision: Have sufficient vision to observe demonstrations and follow instructions, either independently or with the help of a designated companion.

• Communication: Be able to understand and follow verbal and non-verbal directions from instructors, independently or with a designated companion.

• Basic Needs: Be able to manage personal needs (such as toileting, eating, hydration, and medication) during multi-hour workshops, independently or with a designated companion.

• Dexterity: Have the manual dexterity to handle tools and materials (e.g., scissors, weaving tools, drawing instruments) safely and effectively.

• Strength: Have sufficient strength in hands and forearms to work safely with workshop tools and materials.

• Group Participation: Be able to take part in a group setting in a respectful manner that does not endanger or negatively impact the health or safety of others.

• Safety: Be able to maintain your own safety in an environment where allergen exposure and cross-contamination may occur.

  *Please note, Frieda, a sweet and small Rat-terrier dog, is almost always on the premises during workshops.