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• 2: About St. Coletta
• 3: School Program
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    • 3.2.3: Parent Questions
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  • 3.3: Manual para los padres
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• 4: Adult Program
• 5: Woodmont Weavers
• 6: Support
• 8: News
• 10: Jobs
  • 10.1: Job Opportunities
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  • 10.4: Job Fair
• 11: Contact Us

Woodmont Weavers

In February 2006, Arlington County awarded St. Coletta a competitive contract to run the Woodmont Weavers, an artisan group of adults with cognitive disabilities. Founded in 1988, these talented weavers produce beautiful, handcrafted products such as placemats, pillows, totes, scarves and hats that are offered for sale in the gallery/studio on the second floor of the Ballston Common Mall (4238 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, Virginia).

The Woodmont Weavers program teaches independence, technical and social skills to Arlington adult residents with cognitive disabilities. The weavers are employed by St. Coletta and earn a wage for the work they produce. When they are not weaving, they participate in community integration activities throughout the Metropolitan area.

Store Hours
Monday – Friday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Open until 9:00 pm on Wednesdays
Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
New store hours coming soon.

The Weavers are in the studio Monday – Friday from 9:00am – 3:00pm.

The Weavers welcome special orders. Please contact Andrea Blackmon at 703-469-1892 to place a special order.

For information on receiving services from the Woodmont Weavers, please contact the Arlington County Department of Human Services at 703-228-1700.

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