Led by Carlos Moreno, Scent Lab is a multi-sensory neuro-aesthetic gallery experience created in response to Xochi Solis’ exhibition In the Days of Various Light. Through scent, slow looking, and guided reflection, participants will explore how aromatherapy, memory, and contemporary art can deepen embodied ways of experiencing an exhibition.

Hosted by quilt artist Steph Granillo (she/her), Quilt Camp is a four-part series where participants will design and create a hand-sewn mini quilt. All experience levels welcome.

The Artist's Way, Day By Day is a free biweekly Sunday hang for anyone walking The Artist's Way — whether you're in the thick of the 12 weeks or years past graduation. We'll gather to discuss creativity and set one small, totally doable goal for the week ahead. Come for the accountability, stay for the artistic, supportive community.

Led by Cassandra Najera and designed for beginner sewists, Sewing Club is a 3-part workshop series that will guide participants in using a sewing pattern to create one of their first garments (a skort!). This club will nurture and grow participants' sewing skills, so they leave confident to continue their journey in building a sustainable, me-made wardrobe. Join the sewing crash course or skip if it you know how to use a sewing machine!

A collaborative space to bring your ongoing projects and materials and continue your kintsugi practice alongside others practitioners. Connect, create, and learn in community as you contribute to Austin’s growing appreciation of this beautiful, restorative art form.

Circle & Stir is a space where creatives can slow down, build community, and reconnect with their own creative practice. Through ritual, we begin each gathering with somatic movement, journaling, and the preparation of tea or coffee to cultivate intentional time together. Led by Bloom Haus Collective and Emary Alicea of Junebug Coffee, each session explores a different creative discipline, helping participants discover the practices that nourish their spirit and support a more aligned creative life.

Have you ever wanted some fresh eyes or ideas on your booth or table lay-out for markets? This club is for you! Hosted by Risa Recio of Tak Tak Goods, get together with a collaborative group of artists to look at each others' set-up, merchandising, brand story, address concerns, and target any areas of improvement ahead of holiday season and beyond.

Hosted by Brittany Heckard, a group of procrastinating screenwriters and actors meets biweekly to do table reads, dissect films, and hopefully complete their shorts and proofs of concept ahead of film season.

Good Grief is a donation-based club designed to nurture creative connections and remind us that we don't have to carry life's transitions alone. By grounding each session in a hands-on, tactile art practice—ranging from ceramic hand-building to relief printmaking—we establish a creative sanctuary to chat about the everyday nuances of grief, whether that looks like navigating our changing city, letting go of old opportunities, or exploring shifting identities, all while making friends.

Join longtime Austin club, Fantasy Figure ATX, we explore the beauty and complexity of the human form with a fantasy-inspired twist. Themed figure/life drawing sessions, safe and respectful art sharing, and creative socials are the community’s favorite highlights! Always designed for diverse and multidisciplinary artists at all skill levels.

Hosted by Esther Osaheni, For the Hosts is a quiet evening at Future Front’s Community Studio for those who host recurring gatherings in Austin. It’s a space for you to be hosted for a change, to celebrate the work you do, and to learn from others who help keep Austin connected.

Led by wellness and movement practitioner Lily Shepard, the House of Overflow Is a movement based community for women seeking deeper connection—to themselves, their bodies, and one another. Together, we gather, move and explore what becomes possible when life is approached with more intention and pleasure is prioritized.

For four years, The Little Gay Book Club has brought queer and allied readers together for great stories and even better conversations. Now we're spicing things up (literally) by cooking recipes from the cookbooks we'll select and read together. Nothing builds community like breaking bread together, so join us for a Community Clubs season filled with family dinners and explorations of queerness, food, culture, and belonging.