Upcoming Programs
The OHAG Board Program Co-Chairpersons, Lisanne Gollub and Mihika Kulkarni, schedule 5-6 programs during the year, combining demonstrations, field trips, and hands-on experiences. 2024-25 workshops included field trips to the Triton Museum of Art and Bay Area Glass Institute, as well as hands-on introductions to rag wreath construction, alcoholic ink painting, macramé, cardmaking, and needle felted appliqué. Programs are open to Guild members and the public, and are a great chance to observe and try various art forms throughout the year.
We hope to see you at a program this year, and welcome your thoughts for future art programs. Art brings us together!
You can check out our previous programs, for an idea of the range of activities offered.
Warli Art with Hetal Anjaria
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Hetal Anjaria is a Mumbai-born, Fremont-based artist whose work bridges traditional Indian heritage with contemporary design through a plethora of painting and crafting techniques. With a background in textile design, she utilizes oils, watercolors, and traditional dyes to reimagine folk art for the modern era. Her award-winning talent has been recognized by the American Art Awards and the Alameda County Virtual Fair. Her work was also featured in the Olive Hyde Guild’s Holiday Show.
In this session, she invites you to explore Warli art, a geometric folk art style of the Warli tribe in Maharashtra, India that depicts daily life and celebrations. Participants will learn to apply these rhythmic motifs to both wooden coasters and paper tote bags.
All the materials will be provided. Material Fee: $10 collected on the day of the event. Cash, Venmo, Zelle, or PayPal accepted at the door.
Visit the artist’s portfolio at hetalanjaria.weebly.com/


