Maker Meetups: Community Art Days

Bring your passion, or find a new one!

Join us for Maker Meetups – Community Art Days in a relaxed, drop-in creative space open to everyone. Whether you want to pack up a current project to work in community or to try something completely new, we have a spot waiting for you at the Maguire Art Museum!

  • Bring Your Own Project: Pack up your current sketchbook, knitting project, or painting and work alongside neighbors.
  • Fiber Arts: Join the knitting circle or try a brand-new fiber craft every month with Sisters Interacting Through Stitches.
  • Mixed Media: Interested in a different medium? Drop by our secondary station to experiment with a completely different craft each month like clay, printmaking, and more. 
  • Explore: Walk the museum galleries to spark fresh ideas.

No strict schedules and no pressure – just show up and create! Scroll down to RSVP and for more details about each month's project. Your RSVP helps us prepare enough materials for everyone!

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December 5:

  • Fiber Arts Project: Have a T-shirt you love, but never wear, but can't bear to get rid of? Turn it into something new! Try sewing a simple t-shirt pillow at our Fiber Arts Station this month. 
  • Mixed Media Project: Decorate a tote bag for yourself, or as a gift! We will have a limited number of bags available to paint or add patches to. We encourage you to bring a previously-loved bag to decorate! (and we thank you for your RSVP so we can properly prepare!).

RSVP to December 5

February 7:

  • Fiber Arts Project: Stay tuned!
  • Mixed Media Project: Make your own recycled paper! Perfect for the Valentine in your life that loves handmade gifts/cards! This paper will need to dry overnight, after which point you can pick it up.

RSVP to February 7

April 3:

  • Fiber Arts Project: Stay tuned!
  • Mixed Media Project: Linocut printing! Try carving a small block to print your art, or bring your own supplies/project from home!

RSVP to April 3

Fiber arts activities are hosted by Sisters Interacting Through Stitches, a Wynnefield-based yarn circle that has been donating their creations to non-profits for over 20 years.