Nantucket Basket Class with Helaine Buckley

SOLD OUT

Nantucket Basket Workshop with Helaine Buckley Friday, August 21, 10am-2pm AND Saturday, August 22, 10am-2pm at the Cahoon Museum of American Art

Cotuit: Discover the art of Nantucket basketry as you create your own 6½” round Nantucket Lightship lidded bowl. Perfect for beginners and experienced weavers alike, this hands-on workshop offers a rewarding, approachable project rooted in tradition.


Each participant will receive a beautifully crafted cherry wood base, a matching solid rim, and a fitted lid—complete with your choice of acrylic carved knob for a personalized finishing touch. Using traditional reed staves and natural cane, you’ll learn time-honored weaving techniques as your bowl takes shape.

With all materials and tools provided, all you need to bring is your enthusiasm. Leave with a handcrafted piece that reflects your creativity and the enduring elegance of Nantucket basketry.

SOLD OUT $475 per person/$450 per member

About the Cahoon Museum of American Art 

The Cahoon Museum of American Art is a unique Cape Cod destination. Located in the seaside village of Cotuit, MA, the Cahoon Museum has welcomed visitors of all ages to experience dynamic local and regional art exhibitions and enjoy fun, family-friendly activitie for over 40 years. The museum showcases a collection of American art from the 18th century to the present in one of their charming historic homes, with modern accessible galleries, artisan curated Gift Shop and enchanting gardens.

The Cahoon Museum located in the house built by Zenas Crocker c1775, is conveniently located at 4676 Falmouth Road, Rt 28 with ample parking in the rear. The elder Ebenezer Crocker’s c. 1739 Georgian Colonial, the Cahoon Garden Gallery and Gardens are located at the intersection of Rt 130 and are only accessible from the rear of 4676 Falmouth Rd.

Museum hours are Tuesday – Sunday, 10 am-4 pm. For more information, visit  Cahoonmuseum.org  or call (508) 428-7581

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