A Cozy Afternoon of Science & Printmaking

Adults who love blending creativity with curiosity will want to plan ahead for this hands-on workshop at Prairie Ridge Ecostation. Part of the Art of Science series, this program pairs a citizen science project with an associated art activity—so you’ll learn something new and leave with something you made.

During this session, participants will explore how to document winter weather, then carve rubber blocks to print a pair of flour sack tea towels. No prior experience is required, and all tools and supplies are provided. You’ll also learn how to collect and submit data as part of a citizen science project.

📍 Prairie Ridge Ecostation – 1671 Gold Star Drive, Raleigh, NC 27607
📅 Saturday, January 17, 2026 | 12:30–3:30 p.m.
💸 $25 | $23 for Museum members (Includes supplies to make two printed tea towels) – pre-registration required at https://naturalsciences.ticketapp.org/portal/product/67/events

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Lisa Jeffries, a 2007 graduate of N.C. State University’s Wilson College of Textiles and Poole College of Management, has been working in marketing since 2005. Her professional work experience ranges from independent, family-owned businesses to high-growth tech startups. Lisa’s specific areas of expertise include new media and experiential marketing for service-based businesses. Passionate about her clients, cheering on the Wolfpack, live music, and rescuing animals, she is also the founder of Raleigh Food & Wine and Raleighwood Wifi. Lisa completed the NC State + SKEMA Business School MSc dual master’s degree program in Global Luxury Management in 2016, publishing a thesis, Location-Based Opportunities for Brand Marketing With Emphasis on Application Within Luxury Industries.

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