Photo credit: Estée Janssens
Free Junk Journal Workshop
Saturday, Oct. 10th, 2026, 11am - 1pm
Note: Another junk journal workshop is in the works for January 2027. Scroll down to see pics from this workshop!
We’re excited to be collaborating with the Talent Historical Society to provide a fun, free workshop based on creating your choice of Junk Journal, Dream Journal, Travel Journal, Vision Board even… the possibilities are endless! The Talent Historical Society has some really old magazines to bring to the party (National Geographics from the 1930’s through 1970’s). Scissors, glue, and an assortment of journals, washi tape, and other supplies from Bloomie’s Boutique will be provided…or bring your own. $15 suggested donation on day of event to benefit the Talent Historical Society. Keep scrolling to sign up and we look forward to seeing you there!
Photo credit: Pure Julia
What to Expect
Expect to get started on some sort of fun, creative journey of your choice! You might get a page or two done in the workshop and collect ideas and media to keep going with it on your own. Let’s get creative together!
Ages
5 and up
Date
October 10, 2026
Time
11am - 1pm
Location
Talent Historical Society (105 N. Market St, Talent, Oregon)
How to Find the Talent Historical Society
Talent Historical Society Museum
105 N. Market Street
Talent, OR 97540
The Talent Historical Society Museum is located next to the library in Downtown Talent, Oregon.
Our First Junk Journal Workshop 10.10.26
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A page from Emily's journal...wow, just WOW!
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Theo's junk journal is absolutely incredible!
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Eleven of us had such a good time getting our junk journaling on at the Talent Historical Society!
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Alx, Jenna, Anna, Kaz, and Liz getting into it!
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You know I had to go there... I'm so grateful!
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Crystal's junk journal incorporated her love of typography.
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Tiffany Dunn did such a great job hosting and leading the workshop. Thank you, Tiffany and Talent Historical Society!
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Emily, you've got talent!
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Thanks, Life! Poloroid-style photo (printed on paper towels!) by Anna Lovelyn.
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A page for Nick...
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A page for Jack...
