event calendar
Workshops, socials, and special events. Click on the event title (or scroll to the list below) to learn more and to register.
Weekly Events
Mondays beginning September 28 / The Artist’s Way Accountability Group (full-session pre-registration required)
thursdays / collage & paper art studio @6pm
thursdays / quiet co-working 12-5pm
fridays / social co-working 12-5pm
Drop-in coworking (quiet session)
modified hours 1pm–6pm / a quieter session
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
collage & paper art studio – Tarot Cards
Collage a Tarot Card with Brenda Echeverry of Art and Soul Clinic
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Drop-in coworking
modified hours 1pm–6pm / a more social session
on fridays, we welcome conversation and music with lyrics
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
CLOSED - collage & paper art studio - CLOSED
Stop by another Thursday :)
Register for next week
collage & paper art studio – with Missy Arellano
Collage with Missy Arellano
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
CLOSED - Drop-in coworking - CLOSED
Please stop by another day <3
Register for next Friday
Drop-in coworking (quiet session)
12pm–5pm / a quieter session
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Drop-in coworking
12pm–5pm / a more social session
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
Drop-in coworking (quiet session)
12pm–5pm / a quieter session
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
$15 Summer Co-working Fridays
open studio / 1pm–5pm
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to our crafting tools, sewing machine, scanner, printer, and wifi.
Plus a complimentary na beverage. / $15 (some materials extra)
Drop-in coworking (quiet session)
12pm–5pm / a quieter session
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Drop-in coworking
12pm–5pm / a more social session
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group (Copy)
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full sesion required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
The Artist’s Way: A 12-Week Creative Accountability Group
Mondays, September 28 – December 21 (registration to full session required). Session runs for 12 consecutive weeks with optional in-person and virtual meetings. Led by Sasha Patkin.
Rediscover your creative self this fall with a guided accountability group based on The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron - the beloved 12-week program for unblocking and nurturing creativity.
Part book club, part creative support circle, this group will journey through the book together, following its weekly readings, exercises, and reflections to awaken creative confidence and play. Participants will connect through a moderated group chat to share progress, insights, encouragement, and challenges, and will have opportunities for virtual co-working sessions - such as writing Morning Pages together - to keep the momentum going.
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend the four in-person sessions at the start of each four-week mark, and will also have the option of meeting every Monday night for the duration of the course either in person at the studio or through Zoom to discuss weekly progress and insights.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, or someone who simply feels the pull toward a more creative life, this group is open to all - beginners, seasoned practitioners, and those returning to The Artist’s Way alike.
Join us to connect, create, and hold yourself lovingly accountable to your creative growth.
Group Meeting Dates (all at 6pm)
September 28, 2026 (full group in-person)
October 5, 2026
October 12, 2026 (virtual meeting)
October 19, 2026
October 26, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 2, 2026
November 9, 2026
November 16, 2026
November 23, 2026 (full group in-person)
November 30, 2026
December 7, 2026
December 14, 2026
December 21, 2026 (full group in-person)
Drop-in coworking
12pm–5pm / a more social session
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Drop-in coworking (quiet session)
12pm–5pm / a quieter session
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
Drop-in coworking
12pm–5pm / a more social session
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Drop-in coworking (quiet session)
12pm–5pm / a quieter session
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
Drop-in coworking
12pm–5pm / a more social session
on fridays, we welcome conversation, and music with lyrics
on thursdays, we talk less and more quietly, and play instrumental music
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to some of our crafting tools, including a sewing machine for experinced sewists, wifi, a scanner, and a printer (extra cost). Plus a complimentary beverage (like coffee, tea, or seltzer). / $15 (members free)
Availablility not guaranteed on a drop-in basis. Please pre-register.
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
$15 Summer Co-working Fridays
open studio / 1pm–5pm
Focus on a project of your own in the company of other work-from-homies, freelancers, and creative souls. Use your laptop, sketchbook, make a collage, and more. You’ll have access to our crafting tools, sewing machine, scanner, printer, and wifi.
Plus a complimentary na beverage. / $15 (some materials extra)
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
collage & paper art studio
6/16 and 6/23 with Missy Arellano
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
collage & paper art studio
6/16 and 6/23 with Missy Arellano
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
kids recycled art camp
Join us at Still Life Studios with local artist Missy Arellano (an EEC Certified teacher) for a morning art camp during summer break.
Your camper will be invited to explore their creativity through earth- and nature-inspired projects using recycled and repurposed materials.
Each day, artists will transform everyday items into imaginative creations, while drawing inspiration from the natural world. We will spend a portion of each session creating indoors, while also incorporating outdoor exploration and play into daily lessons.
Dates and Times (sign up for the full session, or individual days):
July 6th-31st:
Days: Monday-Friday
Time: 9am-12pm
Spots: 7 per day
August 24th-28th:
Days: Monday-Friday
Times: 9am-12pm
Spots: 7 per day
Daily Schedule: Theme/material-based visual art activity followed by outdoor play and exploration - or - an educational/creative local excursion, pre-approved by parents.
Ages 5–8*
Rescheduled for July / Creative Cluster Drop-In
June 17 / Creative Cluster Drop-In
from $5.00
Join us for a monthly drop-in style group to set goals, discuss personal creative projects, and receive feedback and critique on ongoing work.
Wednesday, June 17 from 6pm-8pm
Upcoming sessions will be added here and to the calendar as they are scheduled
with Sasha Patkin
$5 / Members
$15 / Non-Members
Outdoor Craft Club at Cambridge Common: Paint en Plein Air with Alyson Wong
Join spring artist-in-residence Alyson Wong for a mindful outdoor painting session–where seeing and noticing are essential parts of the creative practice. Using our upcycled travel gouache paint kits and watercolor paper, participants will experiment with color, layering, and observation. All levels are welcome. We'll provide some blankets for sitting but encourage you to bring your own, or a beach/camping chair!
Rain date: Wednesday, July 1, 2026, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Plays grant program. The purpose of Cambridge Plays is to encourage people to enjoy our vibrant commercial areas. The Community Development Department partners with local businesses and nonprofits to provide free outdoor activities across the city. For more information, visit: www.cambridgema.gov/plays.
Meet us to the left of the Appian Way entrance on Garden Street!
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Outdoor Craft Club at Cambridge Common: Plant Repot and Swap with Anna Mae Becker
Florist and gardener Anna Mae Becker will lead us in a relaxed plant repotting and swap event. Bring a plant to refresh or trade. We’ll provide soil, tools, various sized pots, and guidance to help your greenery thrive. Connect with fellow plant lovers, share cuttings, and leave with happier plants and/or something new to grow.
Rain date: Wednesday, June 24, 2026, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Plays grant program. The purpose of Cambridge Plays is to encourage people to enjoy our vibrant commercial areas. The Community Development Department partners with local businesses and nonprofits to provide free outdoor activities across the city. For more information, visit: www.cambridgema.gov/plays.
Meet us to the left of the Appian Way entrance on Garden Street!
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Outdoor Craft Club at Cambridge Common: Collage Postcards with Missy Arellano
Join local artist Missy Arellano and Still Life Studios for a postcard-making workshop where you’ll create one-of-a-kind messages for the people you care about. We’ll provide all the materials: drawing and cutting tools, glue, blank postcard stock, and a curated selection of magazines and books for collaging. Bring addresses for your recipients and any personal paper you’d like to include. We’ll stamp and mail your finished postcards the very same day.
Rain date: Wednesday, June 17, 2026, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Plays grant program. The purpose of Cambridge Plays is to encourage people to enjoy our vibrant commercial areas. The Community Development Department partners with local businesses and nonprofits to provide free outdoor activities across the city. For more information, visit: www.cambridgema.gov/plays.
Meet us to the left of the Appian Way entrance on Garden Street!
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Opening Reception / Artist Showcase (Spring AiRs)
Join us for the opening reception of the Still Life Studios’ Spring 2026 Artists-in-Residence Showcase.
Luc Grenier, Caroline Brink, and Alyson Wong have spent the season deepening their work and practices, and will be sharing a sampling of their work, works-in-progress, and studio projects with you during this relaxed evening event. Please RSVP to let us know you’re coming – our space is cozy :)
Read more about each of the artists and check out workshops and events they’ll be hosting over the remainder of the month.
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Creative Cluster Drop-In
Join us for a monthly drop-in style group to set goals, discuss personal creative projects, and receive feedback and critique on ongoing work.
fiber arts studio / mending circle
Bring items that need repair and work on them in the company of slow fashion lovers. We’ll have needles, thread, other sewing/fibers tools (incliding sewing machine for experienced sewists). Learn from each other and problemsolve as you go. Feel free to knit, crochet, embroider and more alongside the menders. / $10; Members Free
May 12, May 19, May 26, June 2 – Dead Sweaters Workshop with Libby Barringer (or BYOProject)
This is a sewing bee that uses a specific material: the favorite sweater that was laundered by mistake or fell victim to too many moths to darn. We will be using Libby’s extensive collection of wool knitwear scraps, washed and felted to cut, stitch, decorate and brainstorm into future creations.
Drop In Writing Hours with Artist in Residence Caroline Brink
Offering one on one editing, guidance, and prompts for any current writing project! Bring along something you’ve been working on, or work with artist in residence to create something new using inspiration generation techniques and guided writing exercises.
collage & paper art studio
Cut and paste a materpiece using our collection of secondhand papers and magazines, or join us in another papercraft project for the week. We’ll provide you with optional prompts and design constraints to challenge your approach and create with curiosity, openness, and intention. Materials provided. / $20
Community Collage - An Experiment in Collective Seeing (with Artist in Residence Alyson Wong)
Community Collage
An experiment in collective seeing
What are we noticing these days?
You’re invited to submit 3–8 images from your everyday life, nothing staged or polished, just what you’ve been noticing.
These images will be brought together into a shared collage during an in-person gathering at Still Life Studios (Cambridge).
Together, we’ll spend time with what emerges from our collective attention. The collage will exist only during the gathering and not be documented or shared afterward.
Submissions are anonymous and take about 5 minutes. You do not need to attend the event to participate.
Tickets are for the in-person event and materials will be provided.
fiber arts studio / mending circle
Bring items that need repair and work on them in the company of slow fashion lovers. We’ll have needles, thread, other sewing/fibers tools (incliding sewing machine for experienced sewists). Learn from each other and problemsolve as you go. Feel free to knit, crochet, embroider and more alongside the menders. / $10; Members Free
May 12, May 19, May 26, June 2 – Dead Sweaters Workshop with Libby Barringer (or BYOProject)
This is a sewing bee that uses a specific material: the favorite sweater that was laundered by mistake or fell victim to too many moths to darn. We will be using Libby’s extensive collection of wool knitwear scraps, washed and felted to cut, stitch, decorate and brainstorm into future creations.
Drop In Writing Hours with Artist in Residence Caroline Brink
Offering one on one editing, guidance, and prompts for any current writing project! Bring along something you’ve been working on, or work with artist in residence to create something new using inspiration generation techniques and guided writing exercises.
Film Salon
We’re extending coworking hours on April 18, May 1, and May 16 ending the day with a discussion on films, salon-style. Come join us for the day and stay after hours for a curated program of films exploring how cinema shapes our sense of time.
Organized by Artist in Residence Luc Grenier
May 16 - (5:00 PM)
A Time to Live and a Time to Die/童年往事 (1985) Hou Hsiao-Hsien b.1947 - 2hr 16
