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Make things. Meet people. Spend time offline.

Our atelier is not only a place where leather goods are made. We want it to be a place where people can slow down, learn practical skills and connect with others around a shared table.

Whether you have lived in Eindhoven for years or have only just arrived, you are welcome. Our community activities are held in English, beginner-friendly and open to both locals and internationals.

GO ANALOGUE Hobby Sessions

Put your phone away for a few hours and make something with your own hands.

GO ANALOGUE is our series of relaxed leathercraft mornings, afternoons and evenings. You’ll sit around a shared table, learn the basics of leathercraft and create a useful object such as a refillable leather journal or belt.

The sessions are designed for complete beginners and take place in small groups of up to 10 people, giving everyone enough space and personal guidance.

Come by yourself or with a friend. The goal is not only to make something—it’s also to meet like-minded people and enjoy spending time offline together.

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Open Atelier Days

Curious about leathercraft but not ready to join a workshop?

During our Open Atelier Days, you can visit our atelier in Strijp-S, see where and how we work, discover different types of leather and tools, and meet the people behind the craft.

Come by, ask questions and experience the atmosphere of the atelier without needing any previous knowledge.

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The Community Table

The Community Table is for people who would like to keep making, learning and connecting.

These more informal gatherings may include working on personal projects, practising techniques learned during a workshop, repairing something you already own or sharing skills and ideas with other makers.

Some sessions will have a theme, while others will simply offer a welcoming place to work alongside others. We hope this can grow into a regular weekly gathering shaped by the people who join us.

Have an idea for a community session, collaboration or skill-sharing activity? We’d love to hear it.

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