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UPCOMING
WORKSHOPS
TEEN + ADULT
July 8th | 6:30–8:30 PM | $55
At The Sheboygan Collective
Learn the art of growing more from what you already have. This hands-on workshop will guide guests through the fundamentals of plant propagation—an empowering and sustainable way to expand your plant collection.
Guests will work with a variety of plants while learning different propagation methods, then create multiple propagation vessels to take home. You’ll also leave with a plant specifically selected for continued propagation, giving you the tools to keep growing long after the workshop ends.
What to Expect:
Introduction to multiple propagation techniques
Hands-on practice with different plant varieties
Creation of propagation vessels
Tips for long-term plant care
What You Will Love:
A practical, take-home skill
Watching your plants grow and multiply
A calm, grounded creative experience
Building confidence as a plant caretaker
Materials Included & What to Bring:
All materials provided, including plants and vessels
What to Bring: Nothing
**our studio is located on the second level with stair access only.
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.
$65.00
June 20th | 11:00 AM–1:00 PM | $65
At Tributary Beer Garden, Kiwanis Park
Join us for the first of our 2026 Traveling Brunch Club series—where creativity meets beautifully styled gatherings in some of our favorite local spaces.
Set along the river at Tributary Beer Garden, this experience invites you to slow down, connect, and create while enjoying a thoughtfully curated brunch. Guests will design and craft wood bead creations such as small bags or beverage holders—functional pieces that carry a handmade touch.
Your ticket includes a savory brunch spread of pastries, charcuterie, and more, along with your first beverage to sip while you create.
What to Expect:
Guided instruction in wood bead crafting
A styled, social brunch experience outdoors
A selection of functional project options
Time to connect, relax, and create
What You Will Love:
A creative morning by the water
Making something both beautiful and usable
A welcoming, social atmosphere
A fresh take on brunch with intention
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Wood beads, stringing materials, and tools
Food & Beverage: Brunch and one beverage included
Rain Plan: Event will move indoors to TSC if needed
Perfect for all skill levels.
July 15th | 6:30–8:30 PM | $55
At The Sheboygan Collective
Step into the role of both artist and curator in this immersive, multi-layered workshop. Guests will create a shadow box art piece designed as a miniature gallery—complete with a collection of tiny artworks and thoughtfully placed “guests.”
Begin by painting your own series of mini artworks using watercolor or acrylic, or choose from pre-drawn designs to bring to life. Then, arrange and install your pieces within your shadow box, curating a small-scale exhibition that reflects your style and story.
Finish by adding miniature figures to inhabit your space—transforming your piece into a living, dimensional scene.
What to Expect:
Guided painting of miniature artworks
Options for original or pre-drawn designs
Instruction on composition and layout
Assembly of a complete shadow box gallery
What You Will Love:
The freedom to tell a story through small details
Blending painting with installation-style art
A playful, imaginative creative process
Leaving with a truly one-of-a-kind piece
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Shadow box, paints (watercolor or acrylic), brushes, and all decorative elements
What to Bring: Nothing
All skill levels welcome.
**our studio is located on the second level with stair access only.
June 24th | 6:30–8:00 PM | $55
At The Sheboygan Collective
An invitation to create from abundance. In this hands-on workshop, guests will design and build their own mosaic tray using a thoughtfully curated buffet of materials—each piece offering its own texture, color, and story.
From glass and tile to found and unexpected elements, you’ll select, arrange, and adhere your composition—learning how to balance form, pattern, and negative space along the way. Whether you lean structured or intuitive, your tray becomes a reflection of your eye and instincts.
This piece is both functional and expressive—perfect for serving, display, or simply holding the beauty of what you’ve made.
What to Expect:
Introduction to mosaic layout and composition
Access to a wide variety of materials
Guidance on arranging and adhering your design
A balance of structure and creative freedom
What You Will Love:
The freedom of choosing from a materials buffet
Creating something both practical and artistic
A tactile, satisfying creative process
A finished piece that feels uniquely yours
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Tray base, mosaic materials, adhesive, and tools
What to Bring: Nothing
All skill levels welcome.
**our studio is located on the second level with stair access only.
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.
June 17th | 6:30–8:30 PM | $55
At The Sheboygan Collective
With Lola Jakimczyk & Sadie
Step into a tiny, magical world of your own making. In this playful and hands-on workshop, guests will build a living succulent terrarium and transform it into a whimsical fairy garden filled with handmade details.
Guided by Lola and Sadie, you’ll begin by planting and arranging your succulent garden, learning foundational techniques for layering and composition. From there, you’ll create beaded accents and hand-painted wooden elements to bring your miniature world to life.
What to Expect:
Guided succulent planting and terrarium design
Creation of beaded and painted decorative elements
Layering techniques for visual depth and storytelling
A balance of structure and creative freedom
What You Will Love:
Designing a tiny world full of personality
Combining multiple creative techniques
A relaxing, imaginative atmosphere
Leaving with a living piece of art
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Succulents, vessels, soil, beads, wooden elements, and paint
What to Bring: Nothing—just your imagination
All skill levels welcome.
**our studio is located on the second level with stair access only.
June 11th | 6:00–8:00 PM | $55
At Meals on Wheels Community Garden
featuring Kayla Kiefer of Chicory Root Tattoo
Join us for an evening of making rooted in nature, community, and lasting beauty. Hosted in the garden space at Meals on Wheels, this workshop invites you to slow down and create meaningful pieces that live both in your own garden and within a shared public installation.
Guided by The Sheboygan Collective featuring artist Kayla Kiefer of Chicory Root Tattoo, guests will learn the art of wood burning while designing two custom cedar fence pickets. Choose to create your own original design or work from a curated collection of botanicals, birds, and insects illustrated by Kayla.
One picket will remain in the Meals on Wheels garden as part of a growing community installation, while the second becomes a personal piece to take home and root into your own space.
Kayla brings a thoughtful, nature-inspired approach to her work, encouraging both creativity and connection through mark-making and design.
What to Expect:
Introduction to wood burning tools and techniques
Guidance on translating designs onto wood
Creation of two custom cedar pickets
Contribution to a collaborative garden installation
What You Will Love:
Creating something both personal and communal
Working outdoors in a beautiful garden setting
Learning a new, meditative skill
Leaving a lasting mark in a shared space
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Cedar fence pickets, wood burning tools, and design templates
What to Bring: Nothing—just dress comfortably for an outdoor experience
This workshop is perfect for ages 12+ and all skill levels.
July 11th | 11:00 AM–1:00 PM | $65
At North Beach, Sheboygan
Join us lakeside for a beautifully styled morning of creativity, connection, and coastal inspiration. This Brunch Club gathering brings us to North Beach for a relaxed, sun-soaked experience rooted in texture and place.
Guests will create a mosaic-inspired piece using seashells, sea glass, and clay—designing a small tray, dish, or plant vessel that captures the essence of the shoreline.
Enjoy pastries from Excuse My French Bakery and refreshing mocktails by Sip + Story as you create in the open air.
What to Expect:
Guided creation of a mosaic-style clay piece
A thoughtfully styled beachside brunch
Time to relax, connect, and create
A project inspired by natural coastal materials
What You Will Love:
Creating alongside the lake
Working with organic, textural materials
A slow, social summer morning
A functional piece that holds the feeling of the day
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Clay, seashells, sea glass, and tools
Food & Beverage: Pastries and mocktails included
Rain Plan: Event will move indoors to TSC if needed
**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.
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.
youth
art camp
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.
Let your child dive into a world of creativity, collaboration, and hands-on making! Our art camps are more than just a place to create—they’re a space for young artists to connect, experiment, and grow alongside their peers.
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.
CELEBRATE
at TSC
Looking for a unique and vibrant venue for your next youth birthday party or group gathering? The Sheboygan Collective offers flexible and fun private rentals of our dynamic space!
