Dallas Teen Artist Market
Save the date for work/shop’s 4th Dallas Teen Artist Market at Klyde Warren Park! Artist application and details coming soon.
Open Studio
Join work/shop for a day of FREE artmaking! Ahead of our upcoming Teen Artist Market at Klyde Warren Park, we're hosting a series of open houses all over Dallas for young artists to get to know us and how we can support their creative entrepreneurship.
This walk-in program is free and open to the public. Attendees can participate in a variety of artmaking activities, including but not limited to: heat pressed tote bags, DIY charms and key chains, printmaking and more!
Open Studio
Join work/shop for a day of FREE artmaking! Ahead of our upcoming Teen Artist Market at Klyde Warren Park, we're hosting a series of open houses all over Dallas for young artists to get to know us and how we can support their creative entrepreneurship.
This walk-in program is free and open to the public. Attendees can participate in a variety of artmaking activities, including but not limited to: heat pressed tote bags, DIY charms and key chains, printmaking and more!
Unity Concert: Your Vote Rocks
No, we're not trying to bring Pawnee and Eagleton together, but we do want to encourage Dallasites of all beliefs to vote! At the Dallas Unity Concert, you'll hear live bands, meet a li'l horse and even be a part of a karate dance party. While you're here, you can also register to vote, learn about candidates and learn your voting rights.
Join work/shop in creating a collaborative mural where everyone makes their mark! Choose a part of the Dallas skyline to color in with crayons or oil pastels. As more drawings are added to the mural, the more the picture comes together. When a community creates together, anything is possible! All ages welcome and all materials are provided.
Open Studio
Join work/shop for a day of FREE artmaking! Ahead of our upcoming Teen Artist Market at Klyde Warren Park, we're hosting a series of open houses all over Dallas for young artists to get to know us and how we can support their creative entrepreneurship.
This walk-in program is free and open to the public. Attendees can participate in a variety of artmaking activities, including but not limited to: heat pressed tote bags, DIY charms and key chains, printmaking and more!
Eclipse Sunprints
On April 8, 2024, Dallas will be the largest city in the path of totality for the Great North American Eclipse. The moon will blot out the entire sun for a total solar eclipse and, for a few minutes, it will look and feel like twilight.
Join work/shop at Klyde Warren Park to make a sun print or cyanotype, a photographic blueprint exposed by the power of the sun! work/shop will be in attendance with other activity providers like the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, and many other family-friendly activities will be available. See you there!
Block Print Workshop with THRIVE
This is a private workshop for THRIVE, a program of the Resource Center. THRIVE is a support group for LGBTQIA+ adults ages 50+ to socialize and interact while exploring issues such as combating isolation, grief, and loss, coming out, aging gracefully, retirement, and other societal aging issues. For more information about THRIVE, visit the Resource Center.
Spring Break Printmaking Party
Join Work/Shop for a printmaking party at Klyde Warren Park! Celebrate the beginning of spring by printing a garden of flowers with hand-carved stamps and ink - no green thumb required.
Dallas Teen Artist Market
Save the date for work/shop’s 3rd Dallas Teen Artist Market at Klyde Warren Park! Artist application and details coming soon.
Live Screenprinting with Downtown Dallas, Inc.
Catch work/shop in the VIP Area during the grand opening of Harwood Park! Screenprint your very own totebag to commemorate Downtown Dallas’s newest green space. See you there!
Live Poster Printing with Downtown Dallas, Inc.
Join work/shop at the Discover Downtown Dallas Movie Series celebrating the opening of Harwood Park! Print a poster on one of our portable printing presses and enjoy a screening of Ice Age - all free and open to the public!
Conservation on the Plaza
Join work/shop at Conservation on the Plaza: The Nature of Water, an event hosted by the City Of Dallas’s Office Environmental Quality and Sustainability. Learn about water conservation and take home a handprinted postcard to mark the occasion.
Discovery Fair Turn-up with Dallas City of Learning
Explore our city from inside the library! Join work/shop at J. Erik Jonsson Central Library on Saturday, August 5 from 11 am-3 pm for fun summer learning activities, hosted by Big Thought. This day is FREE and fun for the whole family!
Live Poster Printing @ AT&T Discovery District Arts Festival
Celebrate Dallas Art Month at the AT&T Discovery District Arts Festival! Take home a free, hand-printed poster from work/shop’s printing presses from 1:00-4:00pm near the Globe Stage.
Mini Teen Artist Market @ AT&T Discovery District Arts Festival
Join us at the AT&T Discovery District Arts Festival, featuring a mini edition of the Dallas Teen Artist Market! We’re featuring 12 local emerging artists working in jewelry and ceramics to prints and stickers.
This event is FREE and family friendly! See you there.
OK2BX Fest
work/shop will be at the first OK2BX Fest, hosted by the OK2BX Foundation! Enjoy a full afternoon and evening of performances and vendors—and stop by our table between 2:30-7:30pm to make a free print to take home with you.
To RSVP and view the event schedule visit: https://ok2bx.org/ok2bx-fest/
Summer Art Camp: Zine Making 101
Zine Making 101 is a three-day camp full of prompts and projects to get your zine making projects started. we’ll have a copier available for everyone to make multiple editions of their self-published books to share with family, friends, and classmates! all supplies are included in the registration fee.
Open Studio: Zinemaking
Admission: $5 optional donation | for high school students only
are you an artist, writer, or maybe a combination of both? want to share your ideas with the world? consider zines: self published books of creative work that can be made on the cheap with supplies you likely already have. this open studio will feature all the supplies and a few activities to help you get started on your zine. bring your ideas or just an open mind and we’ll take care of the rest!
Summer Art Camp: Characters & Comics
In Characters & Comics, we’ll make a mini-comic each day of class that will be collected into a class comic book by the end of camp. Friendly to any art style or genre, this camp will be a fun one!
Summer Art Camp: Characters & Comics
In Characters & Comics, we’ll make a mini-comic each day of class that will be collected into a class comic book by the end of camp. Friendly to any art style or genre, this camp will be a fun one!
Open Studio: Upcycled Embroidery
Admission: $5 optional donation | for high school students only
Freshen up old clothes or add a personal touch to your thrift finds with embroidery! Come hang out and make something new. Beginners welcome. Bring your own garment; embroidery supplies and snacks will be provided.
Open Studio: Upcycled Embroidery
Admission: $5 optional donation | for high school students only
Freshen up old clothes or add a personal touch to your thrift finds with embroidery! Come hang out and make something new. Beginners welcome. Bring your own garment; embroidery supplies and snacks will be provided.
Open Studio: Zinemaking (ages 12-14)
this FREE open studio for teens ages 15-18 is offered as part of monthly programming with Youth First, serving LGBTQIA+ and allied youth in DFW. are you an artist, writer, or maybe a combination of both? want to share your ideas with the world? consider zines: self published books of creative work that can be made on the cheap with supplies you likely already have.
Open Studio: Zinemaking (ages 15-18)
this FREE open studio for teens ages 15-18 is offered as part of monthly programming with Youth First, serving LGBTQIA+ and allied youth in DFW. are you an artist, writer, or maybe a combination of both? want to share your ideas with the world? consider zines: self published books of creative work that can be made on the cheap with supplies you likely already have.
