OPEN CREATIVE
LEARNING
These seasonal workshops and sessions build education around creative leadership, creative business and community wellness.
As someone working with Future Front in 2026, you have exclusive access to this season’s sessions.
You can also text our hotline — (512) 234-3525 — for art tips, creative business advice, Austin recommendations, esoteric grant thoughts and more anytime.
Your tickets are free. Scroll for the schedule and reserve your sessions.
Fall 2026 SEASON SCHEDULE
Every Friday at Noon — Creative Community Office Hours (Virtual)
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN — Future Front’s staff hosts Office Hours every Friday from 12 pm - 12:45 pm. This is an opportunity to get 1:1 support or coaching, workshop your projects or get recommendations.
WHO YOU’LL MEET — Future Front staff and team members
November 14 — Play With Clay, Collage and Charms
Inspired by ten years of open creative learning at Future Front, head to 1900 E 12th during Austin Studio Tour for a day of play, taught by local artists:
Four mini creative skill-swapping workshops, from drawing to clay-making
Time to learn from (and connect with) other artists and creative types in your community
Low-pressure, camp-style creative retreat vibes
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN — These craft workshops are all about slowing down and getting creative with your hands. Enjoy!
WHO YOU’LL MEET — Artists, craftspeople and creative types in Austin, Texas
October 24 — Creative Community Meet-Up
Come through for a classic Austin meet-up and mixer at Future Front.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN — If you’re interested in hearing other artists’ and creatives’ stories, as well as learning more about Future Front’s programs and resources, this session is for you.
WHO YOU’LL MEET — Artists, craftspeople and creative types in Austin, Texas
Please use the code VIPGUEST26 to RSVP for free.
Curious about all of our
Fall 2026 Season
events and open calls?
From our season finale at The Front Market to panels and workshops at 1900 E 12th, our Fall 2026 Season celebrates five years of Future Front with analog art, Austin’s natural history and a deep dive into Texas craft.