Spring Theme: Customize your LIFE

*What To Bring (optional)

Bring your own cotton t-shirt or hoodie to customize for these workshops:
March 9 - Cyanotype (designing with the SUN!)
March 23 - Distress/TieDye

Daily Schedule

3:30-4 | Flexible Drop off (BYO snack time, free-time art projects)
4-4:15 | Teacher/student lead discussion to activate experiential learning
4:15-5 | Project Development
5-5:45 | Assessments, discussion, and revisions
5:45-6 | Clean, pack up, pick ups

FAQs

• Enrollment timeframe: Registration closes 24 hours before the class begins.

• Is there is a waiting list? Because these classes one-offs, we do not offer a waiting list. If the class is full when you apply, we will email you and ask if you’d like to attend another class (generally covering a different medium of art).

• Signing up for multiple classes: Students can attend every workshop, consecutively, or just those which interest them throughout the semester.

Special Collaborators

Our March 16th workshop is part of the Quilting for Community Recovery Project, a collaborative initiative led by NC State University, Appalachian State University, and Universidad de los Andes. It uses quilting as a form of storytelling and healing after Hurricane Helene. Each session provides a supportive space where participants create individual quilt squares that together form a “textile map” of community memory and recovery. These squares will be joined to make quilts that will be part of a series of exhibitions planned for 2026 and 2027.

Financial Transparency

We are committed to offering affordable opportunities for our community, but what are the real costs of running a studio? This breakdown of our expenses helps to demonstrate our expenses and why donations are still requested to keep our space operational.

Student Work