Join us for a traditional Hook-In on the eastern end of the picturesque Prince Edward County peninsula at the Rose House Museum — an idyllic historic setting to gather with our rug hooking community.

Slow down and spend the day rug hooking and needle punching, making connections, and sharing your passion for this time-honoured craft.
Just for us, the County Museum curators will be pulling a selection of hand-hooked rugs from their collection for our viewing pleasure.

Grab some friends, pack a lunch, and spend a day together in the County at the Rose House Museum, hosted by The County Museums & Gather in the County co-curator and rug hooker Bear Epp.

Supplied:
Cutter
Coffee & Tea

Please Bring
Your Current project
Piece to Show & Tell
Chair
Water bottle

Bear Epp
Commoncraft
With a background in Craft & Design from Sheridan, Niagara College, the Banff Centre for the Arts and Harbourfront Centre Craft Studios, Bear Epp has worked in the creative industry for over three decades as an artist, arts programmer, teacher and
creative director. As an artist, she has exhibited in Canada and internationally and has commissioned work held in the permanent collection of the Royal Ontario Museum.

Dedicated to building community through creative exchange, Bear facilitates artist workshops and retreats throughout Ontario, as well as focuses her on her own studio practice in Cherry Valley ON creating contemporary folk hand-hooked rugs inspired by her Mennonite heritage and lived experience.