What's On in Kensington

Travel with us to Iznik, Turkiye to learn a repeating geometric pattern inspired by designs found in the Green Mosque built in 1392. MathArtPlay In this workshop, participants will learn how traditional geometric patterns are constructed using circle division with a compass and straightedge. Starting from simple geometric constructions, participants will build a repeating pattern inspired by designs found in the Green Mosque (Yeşil Camii) in Iznik, Turkey, built during the Ottoman dynasty in 1392 CE (794 AH). Patterns like this appear in latticework screens and carved wooden doors, where repeating geometric structures create intricate designs while allowing light and air to pass through architectural spaces. The workshop is led by Dr. Rebin Muhammad, a mathematician, educator, and artist originally from the Kurdistan region of Iraq and a co-founder of MathArtPlay, together with Alexandra Veremeychik, an Islamic geometric artist. Participants will construct the pattern step by step and see how simple geometric constructions can produce complex and beautiful designs.

The Rockville Ward starts services at 12:10 with second hour meetings, and the youth programs are combined with Kensington Ward. Sacrament Meeting starts at 1:10 PM. All are welcome!

Stake Choir Rehearsal