From August 31 through September 4, the monumental linoleum block will be available for community carving at The HeArt Box and, as scheduling allows, at other community and educational settings. No printmaking experience is necessary. Tools, materials and guidance will be provided.

Community members are encouraged to stop in, bring a friend, bring a snack to share, and add their mark to the block.

From August 31 through September 4, the monumental linoleum block will be available for community carving at The HeArt Box and, as scheduling allows, at other community and educational settings. No printmaking experience is necessary. Tools, materials and guidance will be provided.

Community members are encouraged to stop in, bring a friend, bring a snack to share, and add their mark to the block.

From August 31 through September 4, the monumental linoleum block will be available for community carving at The HeArt Box and, as scheduling allows, at other community and educational settings. No printmaking experience is necessary. Tools, materials and guidance will be provided.

Community members are encouraged to stop in, bring a friend, bring a snack to share, and add their mark to the block.

From August 31 through September 4, the monumental linoleum block will be available for community carving at The HeArt Box and, as scheduling allows, at other community and educational settings. No printmaking experience is necessary. Tools, materials and guidance will be provided.

Community members are encouraged to stop in, bring a friend, bring a snack to share, and add their mark to the block.

From August 31 through September 4, the monumental linoleum block will be available for community carving at The HeArt Box and, as scheduling allows, at other community and educational settings. No printmaking experience is necessary. Tools, materials and guidance will be provided.

Community members are encouraged to stop in, bring a friend, bring a snack to share, and add their mark to the block.

Corn, Crow, Butterfly: A writing workshop hosted by Camille LeFevre explores the the many ways in which imagery in art can inform imagery in writing. Corn, crows, and butterflies—among many other images—emanate diverse meanings within Chiara Rose Skabelund’s mixed-media art installation, “Searching for Refugia.”

We are finally here, taking flight with all the birds and their sweet wishes and intentions, join our community art installation! Pick a pre-folded origami bird, write your wishes, intentions, hopes and dreams on it’s wings and watch the flock grow. Visitors are welcome anytime during gallery hours to participate and experience this evolving sky of collective voices.

Calling Down the Rain: A writing workshop hosted by Camille LeFevre explores the question, What does rain mean to you? Inspired by Bridgehouse’s images, and readings from the Hopi and other Southwestern writers, we’ll write to celebrate the sky and call down the rain. Prayers and blessings; poems and memoir; essays and fiction. The workshop is open to all writers, from curious to established, to express in any form. We look forward to seeing you at The HeArt Box. [Free to Indigenous writers!]

Come fold with us and help bring our Whispers Take Flight installation to life! We’re gathering at The HeArt Box to create origami birds filled with wishes, dreams, and messages of hope. Every bird you fold will join the flock in our gallery, carrying your whisper into the world.

Come fold with us and help bring our Whispers Take Flight installation to life! We’re gathering at The HeArt Box to create origami birds filled with wishes, dreams, and messages of hope. Every bird you fold will join the flock in our gallery, carrying your whisper into the world.