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WORKSHOPS
TEEN + ADULT
August 22 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM | $65
At Christopher Farm & Gardens
W580 Garton Rd, Sheboygan, WI 53083
Join us for a slow summer morning surrounded by the beauty of Christopher Farm & Gardens. Gather beneath the shade of the gardens for a thoughtfully styled brunch and a creative experience inspired by nature, color, and texture.
Guests will design a one-of-a-kind mosaic planter using a curated collection of glass, tile, stone, and other beautiful materials. Whether your style is bold and colorful or soft and organic, you'll create a functional piece that brings lasting beauty to your home or garden.
Enjoy donuts from Sunday Dough alongside a brunch spread as you connect, create, and soak in the peaceful surroundings of one of Sheboygan County's hidden gems.
What to Expect:
Guided instruction in mosaic techniques
Design and creation of your own mosaic planter
A thoughtfully styled brunch in the gardens
Time to slow down, connect, and create
What You Will Love:
Creating in the peaceful setting of Christopher Farm & Gardens
Working with a beautiful assortment of tile, glass, stone, and found materials
A relaxed summer morning surrounded by nature
Leaving with a handcrafted planter that's uniquely yours
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Planter, mosaic materials, adhesive, grout, and all tools
Food & Beverage: Donuts from Sunday Dough, brunch, and refreshments included
Meeting Location: Please meet at the Conservatory. Signs will guide you from the entrance.
Coming with Friends? If you are attending with a group and would like to be seated together, please email hello@thesheboygancollective.com before the event.
Dietary Needs: Please email hello@thesheboygancollective.com with any dietary restrictions. We'll do our best to accommodate.
Rain Plan: This event will be held outdoors in the gardens under covered areas. In the event of severe weather, participants will be contacted with an updated plan.
Perfect for all skill levels.
July 17th | 6:00–8:00 PM | $75
At Airy Point Farms
Spend an evening immersed in the beauty of the land at Airy Point Farms, where inspiration begins in the field and transforms through your hands.
Guests will begin by gathering a small bouquet from the farm, selecting blooms to use as both visual inspiration and material for learning the art of flower pressing. From there, you’ll translate those natural forms into a wood burned design—either creating your own composition or working from pre-drawn templates.
This workshop blends observation, preservation, and mark-making into one deeply rooted creative experience.
What to Expect:
Guided bouquet picking from the farm
Introduction to flower pressing techniques
Instruction in wood burning design and execution
A peaceful, nature-immersed setting
What You Will Love:
Working directly with seasonal blooms
Slowing down and observing natural forms
Creating something both delicate and lasting
A uniquely sensory, outdoor experience
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Wood pieces, burning tools, and pressing materials
Food & Beverage: Light snacks and mocktails by Sip + Story
What to Bring: Comfortable clothing for an outdoor setting
All skill levels welcome.
July 22nd | 6:30–8:00 PM | $45
At The Sheboygan Collective
Explore the meditative and detailed practice of bead weaving in this focused, hands-on workshop. Guests will learn foundational techniques to create either a wearable necklace charm or a small woven art piece.
Choose to design your own pattern or follow a pre-created design as you work bead by bead, building texture, form, and rhythm through repetition.
What to Expect:
Introduction to bead weaving techniques
Guidance on pattern creation and execution
A choice between wearable or decorative outcomes
A calm, focused creative environment
What You Will Love:
The rhythm and satisfaction of detailed work
Creating something delicate and intentional
A quiet, grounding creative process
A piece that feels both personal and refined
Materials Included & What to Bring:
All materials provided, including beads, thread, and tools
What to Bring: Nothing
All skill levels welcome.
**our studio is located on the second level with stair access only.
July 29th | 6:30–8:00 PM | $45
At The Sheboygan Collective
With Kasie Lin Create
Learn to see flowers in a new way through the lens of watercolor. In this technique-focused workshop, guests will explore color mixing, brushwork, and the anatomy of flowers to create soft, dimensional floral paintings.
Guided by Kasie Lin Create, you’ll break down the structure of a bloom—understanding how petals, light, and movement come together—then translate that into your own finished piece.
What to Expect:
Instruction in watercolor techniques and color mixing
Guided study of floral structure
Step-by-step support in building a finished painting
A relaxed, skill-building environment
What You Will Love:
Learning approachable watercolor techniques
Understanding how to simplify complex forms
A calming, expressive creative process
Leaving with a piece you’re proud of
Materials Included & What to Bring:
All materials provided, including paints, brushes, and paper
What to Bring: Nothing
All skill levels welcome.
**our studio is located on the second level with stair access only.
August 3–6 | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
Ages 5–12
Scrunchies, shrink art, friendship bracelets, and bold color everywhere!
This nostalgic four-day camp brings back classic 90s crafts with a creative twist. Young artists will explore playful, hands-on making inspired by the iconic DIY culture of the 1990s — reimagined through The Sheboygan Collective’s artistic lens.
Campers will experiment with wearable art, paper crafts, recycled materials, bold graphic design, and tactile creations that celebrate color, pattern, and personality. Projects may include custom accessories, mini installations, collaborative wall art, and mixed media keepsakes.
The week will culminate in a mini “90s Maker Showcase,” where campers can display and celebrate their creations.
Expect lots of creativity, laughter, and expressive freedom in this joy-filled week of making.
Camp Details:
Dates: August 3–6
Time: 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
Ages: 5–12
Scholarships
We are grateful to offer one full scholarship for select youth camps thanks to generous sponsors who believe in art access for all. If you are interested in applying, please complete our short scholarship form. We also maintain an ongoing scholarship list for the 2026–2027 program year.
July 20–23 | 12:30–3:30 PM
Ages 10–14
Designed for older artists ready to deepen their skills, this four-day studio camp explores refined techniques in watercolor and printmaking.
Campers will experiment with expressive watercolor layering and drypoint printmaking, while learning about composition, contrast, and intentional mark-making. Artists will gain hands-on experience using real tools and processes in a safe, guided studio setting.
Throughout the week, students will create a series of finished pieces that showcase their growth in technique and creative voice. Individual exploration and small-group critique will help artists refine their ideas and build confidence.
This camp offers a focused, process-driven environment for young artists eager to expand their artistic practice.
Camp Details:
Dates: July 20–23
Time: 12:30–3:30 PM
Ages: 10–14
Scholarships
We are grateful to offer one full scholarship for select youth camps thanks to generous sponsors who believe in art access for all. If you are interested in applying, please complete our short scholarship form. We also maintain an ongoing scholarship list for the 2026–2027 program year.
July 13–16 | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
Ages 5–12
Calling all animal lovers and creative explorers!
In this four-day camp, artists will dive into the world of animals — real and imagined — through sculpture, painting, printmaking, and mixed media. From rainforest creatures to ocean dwellers to mythical beasts, campers will explore texture, movement, and personality in their artwork.
Artists will experiment with watercolor, air-dry clay, collage, and layered painting techniques while learning how artists use color and form to express character and emotion. Campers will create both individual animal artworks and contribute to a collaborative habitat installation that transforms our studio into a shared ecosystem.
This immersive environment will remain on display after camp, celebrating the creativity and imagination of our young artists.
Movement games, storytelling, and open creation time will round out each day, ensuring a balance of skill-building, play, and connection.
Camp Details:
Dates: July 13–16
Time: 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
Ages: 5–12
Scholarships
We are grateful to offer one full scholarship for select youth camps thanks to generous sponsors who believe in art access for all. If you are interested in applying, please complete our short scholarship form. We also maintain an ongoing scholarship list for the 2026–2027 program year.
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