
Join a rare opportunity to learn from one of the finest calligraphers of our time. This immersive workshop blends tradition, technique, and creativity, giving participants the chance to experience authentic Arabic calligraphy through guided, hands-on instruction.
What You'll Experience
Learn from a world-class Master Calligrapher
Discover the beauty and structure of Arabic script
Hands-on instruction with personal guidance and feedback
Suitable for all skill levels, including complete beginners
Create everything by hand using traditional methods
A unique artistic and spiritual journey
Time:
Fri Aug 7th - 4 pm to 8:30 pm
Sat Aug 8th - 01:00 pm to 4:45 pm
Sun Aug 9th - 10:30 am to 4:45 pmm
Venue:
Creativity Lab - Richmond Cultural Centre Annex
7660 Minoru Gate, Richmond, B.C. (parking available on-site)
Registration
Limited Spots Available
Regular Fee: CAD $250
Early Bird: CAD $225 (Save $25 until July 15)
All Supplies Included!
Payment Options
Payment with no processing fee Interac e-Transfer: artbynikhat@gmail.com
Please include your full workshop registration details in the memo/message section when sending the e-Transfer
OR
Pay online, click the link below
Cancellation during the Early Bird registration period: 95% refund of the registration fee.
(A 5% administrative fee will be retained.) Payment processing fees and other non-refundable transaction charges are not refundable.
Cancellation within 7 days of the workshop start date: No refunds will be issued.
Refund requests must be submitted in writing via email to artbynikhat@gmail.com.
Refunds will be processed within 7–10 business days using the original method of payment.

In collaboration with Islamic Art of British Columbia, Richmond Public Library’s Film Club invites you to join us for the award-winning documentary Islam’s Greatest Stories of Love by Unity Productions Foundation.
Islam’s Greatest Stories of Love (2025) is an award-winning documentary film produced by the Unity Productions Foundation, which explores deep emotional and spiritual themes through the lens of traditional Islamic narratives. The film follows the personal journey of a young woman, Ariella Gayotto Hohl, who is seeking solace and understanding after the sudden death of her father. To process her grief, she explores five significant stories of love from the Muslim tradition, examining how they provide a framework for healing and rediscovering hope.
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