Dive into a session where you can design and rock unique, bold body art—no commitment required. Perfect for kids, teens, and adults ready to get creative and leave with wearable art that’s totally their own

Taking inspiration from some of our favorite graffiti walls and fonts we’ll create our own tiny masterpieces on fabric with sewn embellishments. Denver muralists Risa Friedman of We Were Wild and artist Wiser Owner will be on hand talking about all the unique ways you can take wild style art into other projects from tattoos to car wraps and woodworking.

In this workshop we’ll design our own tiny art cars using toys, googly eyes and other fun found objects. Along the way we’ll talk about the phenomenon of art cars and roadside museums and other homegrown exhibits.

Using plants and rocks we’ll experiment with these geometries and colors creating our own temporary outdoor installations and have paper mandalas for you to color and take home. Though it is late in the planting season, we’ll also share techniques for making “seed bombs” these are flower and plant seeds packed together in a dirt or paper scraps that you can toss into empty lots or other unplanted spaces to create a guerrilla garden patch.

We’ll be playing with water, shadows and sillouttes in this workshop just for senior friends making cyanotype prints and watercolor resist paintings

Library patrons will make a beer box tiara, bird feeder and either necklace or bracelet and learn how to turn those 99 cans of beer on the wall into something extra special

With a little soapy water and wool roving we’ll be creating our own soft rocks which have gorgeous layers when cut in half. Danielle Olinger the outreach coordinator for School of Mines Museum of Earth Science will be on hand to tell us how geodes are formed, where to find them and other cool facts about rocks and minerals.

Join artists and ballet lovers Dani Hicks and Shawn Bowman in an interactive kids and family workshop where we make costumes, learn some fancy dance moves and perform a dance interpretation together of the epic saga of man versus beast. No previous dance or dinosaur handling experience needed! In the infamous words of Dr. Ian Malcom… "'Ooh, Ah.' That's How It Always Starts. But Then Later, There's Running And Screaming."

Play With Words is an interactive impromptu theatrical piece for kids and families based on idioms. An immersive family adventure and part of the Denver Fringe Festival

The final workshop in our Huron Anythink series, we’ll be decorating our wishes and woven pieces on the library grounds. No previous knitting or crochet experiance needed.

In part 3 of this community fiber project we’ll be exploring the special relationship between fiber arts, activism and graffiti. Participants ages 12- 18 will learn some basic finger knitting skills as well as ideas on how to transform permanent objects into outrageous temporary art installations.

A yarnbombing session for our youngest friends at the Anythink Huron Library. We’ll be learning how to finger knit and making yarn butterflies to add to our community installation on June 23rd.

This is the first of four workshops at the Anythink Huron Library where we’ll be embarking on a two week community project, weaving our wishes into crochet and knit pieces. In this adult class we’ll learn about the history of this very unique fiber artform and learn how to make a finger knit chain.

This year, we're celebrating with an event at the new RiNo Art Park. There will be arts and crafts (including a cyanotype program for the first time!), nature games, food, community resource tables, stilt walkers and more!

Your voice matters! Learn techniques behind wheat paste mural creation and get your own thoughts out there. This workshop is a platform for making large scale art and empowering young people to share their social justice messages to all of Denver

we'll learn easy and fun techniques to turn cans into bird feeders, jewelry and other practical items

we’ll be using fuseable perler beads to make cool mincraft pins, necklaces and hair bands and linolium stamps to play PacMan, Tetris and Pong on paper.

In this hands-on workshop we’ll teach you tricks for making your own unique work and look at the history and influence of stickers in contemporary urban art. During the workshop we’ll talk about ways to make hand drawn and digital stickers- touching briefly on cool tools like embedded QR codes. After our session we’ll add your art work to a sticker pack swap for all our participants to share.

Join us as we transform large paintings sourced from thrift stores with acrylics and paint markers, we will add graffiti slogans and/or monsters for “upcycled” sofa art. You get to take your transformed art home to display! Materials are limited to the first 15 participants.