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Black History Month- Natural Dye Workshops with Porscha Hill
Black History Month- Natural Dye Workshops with Porscha Hill
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Black History Month- Natural Dye Workshops with Porscha Hill
Date
Saturday, 24 October 2026
Event description
Discover the world of natural colour through a hands-on afternoon of botanical dyeing with Porscha Hill Natural Dye Studio.
Choose from two intimate natural dye workshops exploring how colour can be created from plants and other natural materials. Learn about the natural dyeing process before creating your own unique piece to take home.
No previous experience is needed and all dyeing materials are provided.
12:00–1:30 PM — Bring Your Own Garment
Give a piece from your wardrobe a new life using botanical colour.
You'll be introduced to natural dyes and the materials used to create colour before transforming your own pre-loved garment through the natural dyeing process.
Please bring one lightweight natural-fibre garment, such as cotton, linen or hemp.
£45 · 90 minutes ·
1:30–4:00 PM — Open Studio
Drop in, browse naturally dyed textiles and garments, and discover more about the processes and materials behind Porscha Hill's natural dye practice.
Free
4:00–5:30 PM — Naturally Dye a Studio Tote
Explore the possibilities of natural colour while creating your own one-of-a-kind naturally dyed tote.
You'll learn about natural dyes, the plants and materials used to create colour, and the dyeing process before transforming your own organic cotton studio tote using botanical colour.
Your organic cotton tote, dyes and all materials are included.
£55 · 90 minutes ·
Porscha Hill Natural Dye Studio

Natural dyes can be used to color cloth and fibers in a sustainable fashion. Natural dyes stand for the idea that imagination, talent, what we produce, how we dress, and the natural world are all interconnected. We hold genuine beliefs that a connection to history and culture can be made via color, as dyes demonstrate.