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Free art clubs at WheelCraft Studio for creative adults ages 18+ every week. Bring a sketchbook, an art project, or a craft and socialize with us every week while working on your current project! Our weekly themes are loose, and we welcome creatives of all kinds each week to work on any kind of art project. You are welcome to bring snacks and drinks to our studio. WheelCraft Studio is a community art studio for creatives of all kinds to gather and learn from each other!
Join SiNaCa Studios on May 8, 2026, from 6:00–9:00 p.m. for a free, family-friendly Open Studios Night where you can watch artists transform molten glass into a unique ice cream–themed piggy bank inspired by this year’s Color & Create contest winner, then come back on May 30 from 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. for the Ice Cream Social Fundraiser featuring treats, handmade glass, interactive activities, and a raffle to support the studio. Want to become a sponsor? Email clifton@SiNaCaStudios.org for more information and opportunities!
Treat the mom in your life to a full day of creative exploration at Wheelcraft Studio. From the pottery wheel to stained glass, printmaking to watercolor painting, she'll spend the day discovering new skills, unwinding, and making something beautiful with other creative ladies. Coffee and a catered lunch included. $200 Sign up here: https://app.24hrpottery.com/courses/a8c82bc4-87db-489a-babb-79cb38d46693
How to Paint Botanicals: Shape, Rhythm & Form Date/Time: 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM Duration: 3.5 hours Celebrate spring with a focused, skill-building botanical painting workshop designed for all levels. This class begins with a 45-minute to 1-hour live demonstration by Artist-in-Residence Sari Shryack, who will walk through her process for building a botanical painting—from establishing large shapes to developing form, rhythm, and detail. Students will then apply these techniques to create their own botanical painting, working from fresh floral or succulent references. Emphasis will be placed on: - Seeing and simplifying organic shapes - Building form from general to specific - Understanding rhythm and flow within natural structures - Developing confidence with color and brushwork Whether you’re new to painting or looking to refine your approach, this workshop is designed to give you practical tools you can continue using beyond the class. You’ll leave with both a finished botanical painting and a clearer understanding of how to approach painting from life. Just in time for Mother’s Day—create something meaningful as a gift, or spend the morning painting something for yourself.
Please RSVP for the in-person Arts Fort Worth grant meeting on Monday, May 11, at the new home of the Welman Project, 2109 S. Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76104. The doors open at 8:30am for a light breakfast and networking. The meeting will begin at 9:00am with an arts-focused listening session led by NPR-affiliate KERA's leadership. At 11:00am we will review the grant application process, highlighting changes from previous application cycles. At noon, organizations may stay for an optional tour of the Welman Project's new headquarters, which feature community meeting spaces and specialized craft and art-making equipment that will be available for local nonprofits to use when they officially open. Attendance at one of the two grant meetings is mandatory for any Fort Worth-based nonprofit arts organizations that wish to apply for operating grant support in this summer's application cycle. If you are representing more than one nonprofit, please list all of the organizations you are representing. We encourage more than one representative for each organization to attend this in-person event, if possible, to network and engage in the KERA listening session. If you would prefer to attend the virtual grant orientation on Tuesday, May 12 from 6-8pm, please use this link to navigate to the appropriate form
Free art clubs at WheelCraft Studio for creative adults ages 18+ every week. Bring a sketchbook, an art project, or a craft and socialize with us every week while working on your current project! Our weekly themes are loose, and we welcome creatives of all kinds each week to work on any kind of art project. You are welcome to bring snacks and drinks to our studio. WheelCraft Studio is a community art studio for creatives of all kinds to gather and learn from each other!
Join us for photo critique at the Masure Gallery of Photography! We welcome photographer's of all levels and genres. Get feedback on your work and build community with the common goal of becoming better photographers.
Two day workshop with Diane Von Arx with additional creative retreat time to recharge your creativity!. Located at Crafty Creations Retreat in Mansfield TX.
Free art clubs meet weekly on Mondays from 6:30-8:30pm at WheelCraft Studio. Creative adults ages 18+ are welcome to bring a sketchbook, an art project, or craft and socialize with us every week while working on your current projects! Our weekly themes are loose, and we welcome creatives of all kinds every week. You are welcome to bring snacks and drinks to our studio. No registration required.
Free art clubs meet weekly on Mondays from 6:30-8:30pm at WheelCraft Studio. Creative adults ages 18+ are welcome to bring a sketchbook, an art project, or craft and socialize with us every week while working on your current projects! Our weekly themes are loose, and we welcome creatives of all kinds every week. You are welcome to bring snacks and drinks to our studio. No registration required.
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| Live 4 Dance Charity Weekend | Workshop/Class | Dance | 5/28/2026 | Free | — | Texas | <p>The legendary music icon Prince and his former wife Mayte’ Garcia created a nonprofit Live 4Love-Live 4Dance. She has continued working it and is b … See More | Arts Fort Worth | Apply |
| Open Call: Annual Art For All | Call to Artists | CalligraphyCeramicsCollageShow 45 disciplines | 6/8/2026 | $25 | — | Texas | <p>Art Center Waco invites emerging and established artists across the state of Texas, over the age of 18, to submit original works for its inaugural … See More | Art Center Waco | Apply |
| Heartland Craft Guilds: Capacity Support Grants | Grant | WeavingQuilingPapermakingShow 18 disciplines | 5/15/2026 | Free | $12,000 | TexasMissouri | <p>Heartland Craft Guilds: Capacity Support Grants is a grant program that supports craft guilds and cultural organizations rooted in preserving and s … See More | Arts Fort Worth | Apply |
| Director, Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM) | Job Opportunity | CalligraphyCeramicsCollageShow 85 disciplines | 6/1/2026 | Free | — | United States | <p>Full time, continuing position, 11 months each year with one month off each summer. </p><p>In person, on campus role. </p><p>Review of ap … See More | Yale College Arts | Apply |
| 2026 Texas Juried Exhibition | Call to Artists | CalligraphyCeramicsCollageShow 45 disciplines | 6/2/2026 | $50 | $20,000 | Texas | <p><strong>2026 Texas Juried Exhibition</strong></p><p><strong>$20,000 In Awards and Honorariums, including $10,000 Edmund Craig Memorial Award</stron … See More | Artspace111 | Apply |
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The oldest literary organization in the southwestern United States, the Fort Worth Poetry Society exists to encourage the production and appreciation of poetry in Fort Worth.
The Fort Worth Poetry Society (FWPS) is the oldest literary organization, in continuous operation, in the southwestern United States. Formed on May 10, 1910, the Society recently celebrated its 125th anniversary. The FWPS is a critique group of local poets who meet on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 6:30 P.M. Its current meeting location is Trinity Episcopal Church in Fort Worth. The mission of the Society is to encourage the creation and appreciation of poetry in Fort Worth. FWPS members regularly participate in poetry festivals, public readings, and other poetry events.
I fell in love with clay during my high school art classes. I enjoyed how simple and versatile it was. I also liked how it felt so tangible and human. I made many pieces by hand and experimented with using a pottery wheel while in school, but I didn’t really start creating seriously until after college. At that point, I bought a pottery wheel and set up a little studio at home. I began to learn more about clay and started developing my own style. These days, I’m inspired by clean lines and rich colors. Every time I sit down to make something, I try to create a piece that is both beautiful and functional.
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Dedicated to lifelong learning and anchored by our rich collections, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History engages our diverse community through creative, vibrant programs and exhibits interpreting science and the stories of Texas and the Southwest.
I got into this because my mom was a into beading. When she passed I was left with all of it and frankly I didn't know what to do with it. Almost a year after her passing my granddaughter was born. Last year for Christmas she wanted jewelry and since I had all this stuff I decided to learn how to make bracelets...its been extremely rewarding helping and watching her make a bracelet for herself at 4 years old. However, one of the things I discovered was finding bracelets in my size was very hard as my wrist is 8 1/4". The best I could find commercially was typically a 7 1/2" or smaller and even with stretch string it still showed gaps. I either had to pay someone to custom make it or do it myself. So, I started designing and making them for myself, my family and friends. Then my son took some to his yoga studio and the feedback I got encouraged me to start selling them. I like to use natural stone/crystal beads and I'm starting to specialize in Seven Chakra and Chinese Wealth and Good Fortune Bracelets but I also make a wide variety of others. So far this has been a fun journey and a neat way for me to connect with my granddaughter and I'm looking forward to what the future holds.
Non-profit social enterprise employing and empowering survivors of trafficking.
The Worthy Co. is a non-profit social enterprise, which means 100% of every purchase is invested back into our mission to employ and empower survivors of trafficking. From candles to jewelry to gifts in between, Worthy Co. employees are equipped with not only artisanal skills but transferable work skills as well.
After having various health and mental afflictions such as c-ptsd and seizures I found myself finding more and more comfort drawing silly and bright work. Seeing others laugh and smile when they see my work is what inspires me to keep creating.
The Fort Worth Calligraphers Guild is open to anyone interested in calligraphy and the lettering arts
The object of the Fort Worth Calligraphers Guild (FWCG), as a non-profit organization, shall be to provide a forum in which members share calligraphic interests and promote the study, practice and appreciation of calligraphy and related arts in their historical and present-day applications
Hi! I’m a new artist that mostly enjoys digital painting using Procreate and I also dabble in traditional watercolor/alcohol markers. Most of my inspiration comes from anime & books!
Ladies in Film & Television (LIFT) is a Texas-based nonprofit creating opportunities for filmmakers, creatives, youth, and entertainment professionals through education, mentorship, industry programming, and media platforms.
Ladies in Film & Television (LIFT) empowers women to rise, lead, and thrive in the film and media industry. We champion diversity, equity, and creative expression by providing opportunities for women to build careers, businesses, and legacies through film, storytelling, and the arts.