Arcti Luxe Private Workshops
Learn, Create, and Celebrate Together
Join Bobby Brower for hands-on workshops that connect culture, creativity, and community.
What You’ll Experience
- Hands-on learning with guidance from Bobby
- Stories and teachings rooted in Iñupiaq tradition
- All materials provided for the project you’ll complete
- A welcoming space for connection and creativity
- Options for half-day, full-day, or multi-day sessions
How It Works
Pricing & Options
Workshop pricing reflects materials, preparation, and Bobby’s time as your guide. Each option is designed to give you the right balance of depth and flexibility.
- Half-day workshop: $400–600 (introductory skills, materials included)
- Full-day workshop $800–1,200 (deeper project, lunch/snacks included)
- Multi-day session $2,000–3,000 (advanced project, multiple pieces, group support)
Custom packages available for schools, cultural centers, or organizations.
FAQs
No. Bobby welcomes all skill levels, from complete beginners to experienced makers.
All essential materials, plus guidance and support from Bobby.
Workshops may be hosted in Anchorage or at partner venues across Alaska.
Yes, group and institutional bookings are available.
After the Workshop
After a workshop with Bobby, you don’t just finish a project, you carry something meaningful with you. Each gathering is designed to leave you with lasting skills, deeper cultural connection, and a sense of community that continues beyond the experience.
- A completed cultural piece you can be proud of
- Stories and traditions that connect to Iñupiaq heritage
- New skills you can continue practicing at home
- A sense of connection and community that lasts beyond the day
About Bobby
Bobby Brower is an award-winning Iñupiaq artist and designer. She shares her skills and cultural knowledge through workshops across Alaska and beyond, including the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Anchorage Museum, and the Institute of American Indian Arts.
Her work has been featured on runways and in museums worldwide, but her greatest joy is teaching others and seeing them carry the tradition forward.
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