Skip the socks. Make something better.

In this hands-on DIY workshop, you'll craft a complete grooming set designed for the men in your life—custom-scented, thoughtfully made, and anything but boring. Whether it’s for your partner, brother, dad, or yourself, you’ll leave with a full set of four elevated, skin-friendly products that are the real deal.

Ditch the harsh chemicals and the price tags. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll make a variety of effective, natural cleaning products that are safe for your home, your body, and the planet — without the greenwashing or markup.

You’ll learn the basics of natural formulation, ingredient safety, and how to mix, scent, and bottle your own products.

Join local artist and teacher Annie Gillaume-Gantz and organically create one-of-a-kind sculptures using found and recycled materials! Students will learn to build, assemble, and decorate sculptural forms using everything from cardboard, tape, paper, foam, plastic and fabric. Each class focuses on hands-on making and creative risk-taking — no experience required.

Participants are welcome to bring their own materials to work with (washed and dried items only, please — no food), but the studio will be stocked with a treasure trove of oddball supplies to pull from.

Schedule:

• Week 1 (August 13) – Build sculptural forms

• Week 2 (August 20) – Finalize and prime structures

• Week 3 (August 27) – Paint and decorate sculptures (pick-up later if needed)

Weave the wild into your wall art. In this hands-on workshop, you'll create a vibrant, off-loom tapestry using a forked tree branch as your frame. We'll guide you through weaving techniques that embrace texture, color, and intuitive design — no experience needed, just a sense of play.

Join local artist and teacher Annie Gillaume-Gantz and organically create one-of-a-kind sculptures using found and recycled materials! Students will learn to build, assemble, and decorate sculptural forms using everything from cardboard, tape, paper, foam, plastic and fabric. Each class focuses on hands-on making and creative risk-taking — no experience required.

Participants are welcome to bring their own materials to work with (washed and dried items only, please — no food), but the studio will be stocked with a treasure trove of oddball supplies to pull from.

Schedule:

• Week 1 (August 13) – Build sculptural forms

• Week 2 (August 20) – Finalize and prime structures

• Week 3 (August 27) – Paint and decorate sculptures (pick-up later if needed)

Join local artist and teacher Annie Gillaume-Gantz and organically create one-of-a-kind sculptures using found and recycled materials! Students will learn to build, assemble, and decorate sculptural forms using everything from cardboard, tape, paper, foam, plastic and fabric. Each class focuses on hands-on making and creative risk-taking — no experience required.

Participants are welcome to bring their own materials to work with (washed and dried items only, please — no food), but the studio will be stocked with a treasure trove of oddball supplies to pull from.

Schedule:

• Week 1 (August 13) – Build sculptural forms

• Week 2 (August 20) – Finalize and prime structures

• Week 3 (August 27) – Paint and decorate sculptures (pick-up later if needed)

Join local artist and teacher Annie Gillaume-Gantz and organically create one-of-a-kind sculptures using found and recycled materials! Students will learn to build, assemble, and decorate sculptural forms using everything from cardboard, tape, paper, foam, plastic and fabric. Each class focuses on hands-on making and creative risk-taking — no experience required.

Participants are welcome to bring their own materials to work with (washed and dried items only, please — no food), but the studio will be stocked with a treasure trove of oddball supplies to pull from.

Schedule:

• Week 1 (July 23) – Build sculptural forms

• Week 2 (July 30) – Finalize and prime structures

• Week 3 (Aug 6) – Paint and decorate sculptures (pick-up later if needed)

Ditch the harsh chemicals and the price tags. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll make a variety of effective, natural cleaning products that are safe for your home, your body, and the planet — without the greenwashing or markup.

You’ll learn the basics of natural formulation, ingredient safety, and how to mix, scent, and bottle your own products.

Join local artist and teacher Annie Gillaume-Gantz and organically create one-of-a-kind sculptures using found and recycled materials! Students will learn to build, assemble, and decorate sculptural forms using everything from cardboard, tape, paper, foam, plastic and fabric. Each class focuses on hands-on making and creative risk-taking — no experience required.

Participants are welcome to bring their own materials to work with (washed and dried items only, please — no food), but the studio will be stocked with a treasure trove of oddball supplies to pull from.

Schedule:

• Week 1 (July 23) – Build sculptural forms

• Week 2 (July 30) – Finalize and prime structures

• Week 3 (Aug 6) – Paint and decorate sculptures (pick-up later if needed)

Weave the wild into your wall art. In this hands-on workshop, you'll create a vibrant, off-loom tapestry using a forked tree branch as your frame. We'll guide you through weaving techniques that embrace texture, color, and intuitive design — no experience needed, just a sense of play.

Join local artist and teacher Annie Gillaume-Gantz and organically create one-of-a-kind sculptures using found and recycled materials! Students will learn to build, assemble, and decorate sculptural forms using everything from cardboard, tape, paper, foam, plastic and fabric. Each class focuses on hands-on making and creative risk-taking — no experience required.

Participants are welcome to bring their own materials to work with (washed and dried items only, please — no food), but the studio will be stocked with a treasure trove of oddball supplies to pull from.

Schedule:

• Week 1 (July 23) – Build sculptural forms

• Week 2 (July 30) – Finalize and prime structures

• Week 3 (Aug 6) – Paint and decorate sculptures (pick-up later if needed)

Join us for a relaxed evening of creative play as we explore the basics of paper embroidery—no experience necessary. You’ll learn how to transfer patterns, work simple but striking stitches, and layer vibrant threads onto sturdy cardstock to create eye-catching, functional pieces of art.

Join us at Neon Art Hive in Mount Horeb for a free Pride sign-making drop-in hosted with PFLAG. All ages welcome. Create posters for the Pride Walk using provided supplies.