On the first Wednesday of each month, we offer a Mending the Arc drop-in practice—an open space to create, search, experiment, and discover where your stories and art can take you.
Mending the Arc is a space for following what is alive: a question, an image, a memory, an idea, a story—or something you can’t yet name. You don’t need to think of yourself as an artist. You don’t need experience, an ongoing project, or even an idea of what you want to make.
We begin with the premise that creativity belongs to all of us. We are everyday creatives—people with the capacity to notice, imagine, make meaning, and create something that wasn’t there before.
Come curious. Come unfinished. Come as you are.
When this space is offered:
Date: First Wednesday of each month
Time: 2–3:30 PM ET / 1–2:30 PM CT / 12–1:30 PM MT / 11 AM–12:30 PM PT
Who should attend?
Everyone.You do not need to identify as an artist or creative person.You do not need previous experience. You do not need to bring a project. You do not need to know what you want to make. This is an open practice for anyone who wants to explore their creativity in community.
First-timers welcome.
This is an open practice for anyone who wants to explore their creativity in community. You don’t need previous experience. You don’t need to bring a project. You don’t need to know what you want to make.
want to know more?
- Read our Manifesto of Everyday Creatives for more about what we mean by creativity, art, story, and imagination—and why we believe creativity belongs to all of us.
- Check out the Mending the Arc Practice Guide. Explore the purpose of Mending the Arc and ways you can carry the practice into your own life and communities.
