A Single Strand Fibre Arts Studio

Gail Adams Studio of Art, founded in 1980 by artist Gail Adams, started in the basement of her home in Saskatoon, SK. Over the years, the studio expanded significantly, offering a wide range of classes, workshops, and camps in various mediums and styles to students of all ages, from 4-year-olds to seniors. After 44 years of operation, the studio announced its closure in June 2024. The business, which at its peak taught around 250 students weekly with multiple instructors in several locations, faced challenges due to the pandemic, leading to reduced class sizes and ultimately impacting its ability to recover fully. Despite the closure, the legacy of Gail Adams Studio of Art lives on through the countless students who have been inspired and nurtured by the dedicated instructors, including Carey-Lynn Link and Eva Peters-Kooy. The studio fostered a community where students felt like friends and family, creating memories, celebrating milestones, and supporting each other through life's ups and downs. Generated from the website content

Wowl S.T.E.A.M Lab in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, offers dynamic educational experiences focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (S.T.E.A.M). Through their various classes, camps, and workshops, they encourage creativity and critical thinking among young minds, emphasizing exploration and teamwork. Additionally, Wowl S.T.E.A.M Lab hosts parties and special activities that provide playful learning environments for children. With a commitment to nurturing innovative perspectives, Wowl S.T.E.A.M Lab aspires to ignite curiosity and development in all participants. Generated from the website

Founded in 1980 by artist and instructor Gail Adams, the Gail Adams Studio of Art in Saskatoon has been a cherished hub for creativity and learning for 44 years. With a commitment to nurturing artists of all ages, the studio grew to offer general and specialized classes, workshops, and summer camps, making a lasting impact on the lives of approximately 250 students weekly at its peak. In recent years, the studio faced significant challenges due to the pandemic, ultimately leading to its closing announcement set for June 2024. Through its journey, the studio fostered a strong sense of community, celebrating life's milestones and supporting one another, cementing its legacy as an integral part of the local art landscape. Generated from the website