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Craft Night on the Videri Patio
Date and Time
June 19, 2026, 5:30pm to 8:30pm
Venue
Videri Chocolate Factory
Location
Downtown Raleigh
Address
327 West Davie Street, Raleigh, NC 27601
(374.2 mi)
Price
Free
Description
Videri is hosting a community craft night on the patio on Friday, June 19, from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. This gathering provides a dedicated space for local creatives to socialize and work on their personal projects in an open-air environment.
Attendees can enjoy local treats and a selection of wine while they work. The event focuses on the creative process rather than the final result, encouraging participants to bring their ongoing projects, whether they are knitting, sketching, or working on other small-scale crafts. The atmosphere is casual and designed to facilitate conversation among fellow makers.
This event is ideal for hobbyists, artists, and anyone looking for a relaxed way to spend a Friday evening. We welcome all skill levels and project types, emphasizing that the value lies in the act of making art rather than perfection. There is no formal instruction provided, making it an excellent opportunity for independent work in a supportive, public setting. Join us on the patio for an evening of shared creativity, refreshments, and connection. We look forward to seeing your latest projects and hosting you for this craft-focused social gathering.
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