Classes & Workshops
In addition to open creative time, In Process offers optional classes and community events throughout the year.
Upcoming Events
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Head, Heart & Guts Series: Session 2
Oct 20- Nov 10 | 6-8 PM
In Process Community Art Space | Beech Grove, Indiana
Ages 18+
Instructor: Janna Meiring
Find the connection between your brain and your spine, your heart and your hands, your guts and your feet while you are making any type of art or craft.
This class series offers simple, accessible awareness tools and practices to follow for feeling more ease, confidence, meaning, trust, and joy in your own body and mind as you explore artmaking in any medium.
By turning the eye inward to study elements of the physical body, you’ll also explore all that a body holds that is unique to your own experience.
Daily class structure:
Each class session will follow the same structure and incorporates personal time for reflection and expressive notating of your experience.
Introduction and class check-in
Guided “Presence-ing” Breath and first brush of awareness of whole body, followed by
Guided anatomy study and exploration of the theme of the day
Intro day: Organs and Bones from floor to standing
Day 1: Skull, Brain, CSF, Spine
Day 2: Heart, Lungs, Pericardium and connective tissue, Ribs, Spine + heart-brain
Day 3: Lower organs, PelvisRibs, Spine + Gut-brain
Day 4: The 3 “Bowls,” connection to Limbs, yield and reach
Guided Movement with Head, Heart, Guts and time for “open play” without instruction where you may revisit material, continue drawing or writing, or even take a rest!
A final circle for attendees to share and discuss discoveries, findings, questions, and inspirations
Common Questions
Where do these practices come from?
Janna draws from three main approaches, blending elements of each practice:
Body-Mind Centering® – integrated and embodied approach based on anatomical, physiological, psychophysical principles, utilizing movement awareness;
Contemporary Dance Practice– a moving meditation and mind-body integration framework;
And, Life-Art Process – a movement-based expressive arts therapy method that uses dance, drawing, and writing to connect real-life experiences with creative expression.
I’m not a dancer. Why would I take this class?!
Oh, this is NOT a dance class. There are no steps, no one watching, no one judging.
Consider it to be more of a guided meditative journey where deeper sensing and perception will be activated and allow creative insight, image, and expression to easefully surface.
There is no pressure or expectation on how you engage and is accessible to all experience levels and abilities. Each class is 2 hours long, and can be taken as a complete series, or any one as an individual class.
What will I come out of class with?
You will definitely know more/feel more about anatomy.
You will for sure walk out with three or more newsprint sketches or writings that document your own exploration.
You might…
feel more comfortable in your own skin.
start your art/play practice in a new way.
hold your materials differently.
sense or feel the textures, light, or colors.
sketch or draw with another route to trace.
feel more at ease when you approach the hand on the page, or the brush in the water.
Everything is connected, so you can expect to have some ripples into your life and art in unexpected ways.
This offering is part of a new series:
Each class is 2 hours long, and can be taken as a complete series, or any one as an individual class.
Tuesday, October 13th 6pm-8pm (S1: Head)
Tuesday, October 20th 6pm-8pm (S2: Heart)
Tuesday, November 3rd 6pm-8pm (S3: Guts)
Tuesday, November 10th 6pm-8pm (S4: Whole)
Curious about this offering but want a trial before committing? Join Janna on October 13 for a Intro session. (Pay-What-You-Wish ($0-$30) sliding scale) Sign up here
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Flow Painting
Flow Painting
November1 | 1:00–2:30 PM
Ages 14+
Let go of perfection and see where the paint takes you!
Join artist Barb Holzer for a 1.5-hour introduction to flow painting, a playful process that uses fluid acrylic paint to create unexpected movement, color, and pattern. Barb will guide you through the basic materials and techniques before you choose your colors and create your own one-of-a-kind flow painting on canvas.
No painting experience is needed. This workshop is all about experimenting, enjoying the process, and letting the materials do some of the creative work for you.
All materials are provided. Come ready to play with paint and leave with a completely unique piece of art!
1.5 hours | Beginner-friendly | All materials included
Head, Heart & Guts Series: Session 3
Oct 20- Nov 10 | 6-8 PM
In Process Community Art Space | Beech Grove, Indiana
Ages 18+
Instructor: Janna Meiring
Find the connection between your brain and your spine, your heart and your hands, your guts and your feet while you are making any type of art or craft.
This class series offers simple, accessible awareness tools and practices to follow for feeling more ease, confidence, meaning, trust, and joy in your own body and mind as you explore artmaking in any medium.
By turning the eye inward to study elements of the physical body, you’ll also explore all that a body holds that is unique to your own experience.
Daily class structure:
Each class session will follow the same structure and incorporates personal time for reflection and expressive notating of your experience.
Introduction and class check-in
Guided “Presence-ing” Breath and first brush of awareness of whole body, followed by
Guided anatomy study and exploration of the theme of the day
Intro day: Organs and Bones from floor to standing
Day 1: Skull, Brain, CSF, Spine
Day 2: Heart, Lungs, Pericardium and connective tissue, Ribs, Spine + heart-brain
Day 3: Lower organs, PelvisRibs, Spine + Gut-brain
Day 4: The 3 “Bowls,” connection to Limbs, yield and reach
Guided Movement with Head, Heart, Guts and time for “open play” without instruction where you may revisit material, continue drawing or writing, or even take a rest!
A final circle for attendees to share and discuss discoveries, findings, questions, and inspirations
Common Questions
Where do these practices come from?
Janna draws from three main approaches, blending elements of each practice:
Body-Mind Centering® – integrated and embodied approach based on anatomical, physiological, psychophysical principles, utilizing movement awareness;
Contemporary Dance Practice– a moving meditation and mind-body integration framework;
And, Life-Art Process – a movement-based expressive arts therapy method that uses dance, drawing, and writing to connect real-life experiences with creative expression.
I’m not a dancer. Why would I take this class?!
Oh, this is NOT a dance class. There are no steps, no one watching, no one judging.
Consider it to be more of a guided meditative journey where deeper sensing and perception will be activated and allow creative insight, image, and expression to easefully surface.
There is no pressure or expectation on how you engage and is accessible to all experience levels and abilities. Each class is 2 hours long, and can be taken as a complete series, or any one as an individual class.
What will I come out of class with?
You will definitely know more/feel more about anatomy.
You will for sure walk out with three or more newsprint sketches or writings that document your own exploration.
You might…
feel more comfortable in your own skin.
start your art/play practice in a new way.
hold your materials differently.
sense or feel the textures, light, or colors.
sketch or draw with another route to trace.
feel more at ease when you approach the hand on the page, or the brush in the water.
Everything is connected, so you can expect to have some ripples into your life and art in unexpected ways.
This offering is part of a new series:
Each class is 2 hours long, and can be taken as a complete series, or any one as an individual class.
Tuesday, October 13th 6pm-8pm (S1: Head)
Tuesday, October 20th 6pm-8pm (S2: Heart)
Tuesday, November 3rd 6pm-8pm (S3: Guts)
Tuesday, November 10th 6pm-8pm (S4: Whole)
Curious about this offering but want a trial before committing? Join Janna on October 13 for a Intro session. (Pay-What-You-Wish ($0-$30) sliding scale) Sign up here
Perler Bead Magnets & Keychains
Thursday, November 5 | 6:00–8:00 PM
Ages 14+
Join Claire for Perler Bead Art and Magnets where your imagination can run free with tiny beads! Transform these beads into fun works of art to add to your fridge, use as a keychain, or more!
Whether you choose a pattern or design something completely original, finished creations will be fused and ready to take home at the end of class. Depending on your design and size, you will have the opportunity to make 2-3 beaded magnets or keychains.
No skills required, just bring your creative energy!
Color & Flow: An Introduction to Watercolor
November 9 I 11 am - 1 pm
Ages 18+
Pick up a brush and let color flow. In this relaxed, no-experience-needed workshop, participants explore the magic of watercolor — wet-on-wet blooms, soft washes, and happy surprises. We'll paint a simple botanical subject together, step by step. No mistakes, only discoveries.
Instructor: Stephanie Haines
Make Your Own Bookmark
November 9 I 6-7:30 pm
Ages 18+
No more using random pieces of paper as your book marks! Come create one of a kind, unique bookmarks!
In this workshop, you will design custom bookmarks using a variety of supplies. Whether you are painting flowers, collaging with paper or making water color designs, you will leave the workshop with a fun new piece of art and bookmark!
Come chat about your favorite books, learn about new ones, and create functional art for all your reads!
Instructor: Claire Gall
Head, Heart & Guts Series: Session 4
Oct 20- Nov 10 | 6-8 PM
In Process Community Art Space | Beech Grove, Indiana
Ages 18+
Instructor: Janna Meiring
Find the connection between your brain and your spine, your heart and your hands, your guts and your feet while you are making any type of art or craft.
This class series offers simple, accessible awareness tools and practices to follow for feeling more ease, confidence, meaning, trust, and joy in your own body and mind as you explore artmaking in any medium.
By turning the eye inward to study elements of the physical body, you’ll also explore all that a body holds that is unique to your own experience.
Daily class structure:
Each class session will follow the same structure and incorporates personal time for reflection and expressive notating of your experience.
Introduction and class check-in
Guided “Presence-ing” Breath and first brush of awareness of whole body, followed by
Guided anatomy study and exploration of the theme of the day
Intro day: Organs and Bones from floor to standing
Day 1: Skull, Brain, CSF, Spine
Day 2: Heart, Lungs, Pericardium and connective tissue, Ribs, Spine + heart-brain
Day 3: Lower organs, PelvisRibs, Spine + Gut-brain
Day 4: The 3 “Bowls,” connection to Limbs, yield and reach
Guided Movement with Head, Heart, Guts and time for “open play” without instruction where you may revisit material, continue drawing or writing, or even take a rest!
A final circle for attendees to share and discuss discoveries, findings, questions, and inspirations
Common Questions
Where do these practices come from?
Janna draws from three main approaches, blending elements of each practice:
Body-Mind Centering® – integrated and embodied approach based on anatomical, physiological, psychophysical principles, utilizing movement awareness;
Contemporary Dance Practice– a moving meditation and mind-body integration framework;
And, Life-Art Process – a movement-based expressive arts therapy method that uses dance, drawing, and writing to connect real-life experiences with creative expression.
I’m not a dancer. Why would I take this class?!
Oh, this is NOT a dance class. There are no steps, no one watching, no one judging.
Consider it to be more of a guided meditative journey where deeper sensing and perception will be activated and allow creative insight, image, and expression to easefully surface.
There is no pressure or expectation on how you engage and is accessible to all experience levels and abilities. Each class is 2 hours long, and can be taken as a complete series, or any one as an individual class.
What will I come out of class with?
You will definitely know more/feel more about anatomy.
You will for sure walk out with three or more newsprint sketches or writings that document your own exploration.
You might…
feel more comfortable in your own skin.
start your art/play practice in a new way.
hold your materials differently.
sense or feel the textures, light, or colors.
sketch or draw with another route to trace.
feel more at ease when you approach the hand on the page, or the brush in the water.
Everything is connected, so you can expect to have some ripples into your life and art in unexpected ways.
This offering is part of a new series:
Each class is 2 hours long, and can be taken as a complete series, or any one as an individual class.
Tuesday, October 13th 6pm-8pm (S1: Head)
Tuesday, October 20th 6pm-8pm (S2: Heart)
Tuesday, November 3rd 6pm-8pm (S3: Guts)
Tuesday, November 10th 6pm-8pm (S4: Whole)
Curious about this offering but want a trial before committing? Join Janna on October 13 for a Intro session. (Pay-What-You-Wish ($0-$30) sliding scale) Sign up here
Move & Muse
November 11 I 5:30-6:30 PM
Ages 18+
An embodied movement workshop for adults exploring the connection between movement, self-expression, and our inner worlds.
Gathering on 11/11 brings a little extra magic to this experience. It's 11/11. Make a wish, and bring it with you. Symbolically associated with new beginnings and possibility, the number 1 invites us to explore what it means to begin again. Together, we'll move with curiosity, set intentions, and make space for whatever is ready to emerge.
Through playful movement exercises, body exploration, and rhythmic grounding, you'll reconnect with your body, explore new ways of expressing yourself, and rediscover the simple joy of moving without expectations.
No experience needed, just curiosity and a willingness to try something new. Expect a welcoming, judgment-free space to shake off the day, tune into your body's wisdom, find your own rhythm, and leave room for a little magic.
Instructor: Makenzie Lukas
Creative Connections A Free Monthly Creative Gathering for Adults 60+
Creative Connections
A Free Monthly Art Gathering for Adults 60+
Hosted at In Process Community Art Space
Creativity doesn't have an age limit.
Join us each month for Creative Connections, a free community art gathering designed for adults ages 60 and older. Together we'll explore different art materials, learn new creative techniques, and enjoy the simple pleasure of making alongside others.
No artistic experience is needed, just curiosity.
Each month features a different process-based project using materials like paint, collage, printmaking, clay, nature, textiles, and more. Our focus isn't on creating the perfect piece of artwork. Rather, it's about enjoying the process, trying something new, and connecting with others.
Research shows that engaging in creative activities can support healthy aging by encouraging cognitive stimulation, reducing stress, fostering social connection, and promoting overall well-being.
What to expect:
A different hands-on art project each month
Step-by-step guidance in a welcoming environment
Time to socialize and create together
All materials provided
No previous art experience required
At In Process, we believe creativity is part of being human. Whether you've always loved making art or are picking up a paintbrush for the first time in decades, you'll find a supportive community waiting for you.
Cost: Free
Who: Adults ages 60+
Registration is required to plan accordingly for group size.
Dot by Dot: Mindful Mandala Painting
November 16 | 6–8 PM
Instructor: Claire Gall
Ages 15+ | Participants under 18 must attend with an adult
Slow down, settle in, and discover the mesmerizing art of dot mandala painting.
In this beginner-friendly workshop, artist Claire Gall will introduce you to the tools and techniques used to build intricate mandala-inspired designs one dot at a time. You'll learn how to work with dotting tools, experiment with color combinations, create repeating patterns, and use simple techniques to turn individual marks into something beautifully detailed.
There's no need for a perfectly steady hand or previous painting experience. Part of the magic of dot painting is allowing yourself to focus on one small mark at a time and watching the larger piece gradually emerge.
Along the way, you'll have plenty of room to experiment with abstract patterns and make the process your own. Dot painting can be both playful and meditative, offering a chance to quiet some of the mental noise, shift your attention to what's right in front of you, and simply enjoy making.
You'll leave with your own completed dot painting and the foundational skills to continue exploring the technique at home.
All materials are provided. No previous art experience necessary.
Handmade for the Holidays: Watercolor Greeting Cards
November 17 I 11 am - 1 pm
Ages 18+
Learn to paint a set of original watercolor greeting cards (a wreath, a candle, a snowy scene, a poinsettia) that become one-of-a-kind holiday gifts. Participants leave with a set of 4 finished cards ready to send or give. Endlessly meaningful, completely personal.
Instructor: Stephanie Haines
Needle Felt Pumpkins - Nov 18
November 18 | 6–8 PM
Ages 18+
Join Patty Fulton for a fun evening of needle felting and create your own colorful wool pumpkins! You’ll learn the basics of needle felting while experimenting with color and creating pumpkins that are uniquely yours.
All supplies are included, with enough fiber to make 2–3 pumpkins similar to those pictured. The number you complete will depend on the size you choose to make.
No needle felting experience needed.
Flow Painting Coasters
November 21 | 1-2:30 PM
Ages 14+
Create a Set of Four One-of-a-Kind Coasters
Create something colorful, functional, and completely unique in this hands-on flow painting workshop with Barb Holzer!
You'll learn the basics of working with fluid acrylics, choose your own color palette, and experiment with the movement and blending of paint to create a coordinated set of four one-of-a-kind coasters. Choose between square or hexagon-shaped coasters and watch as each pour creates its own unexpected patterns and details.
No two sets will ever be exactly alike, making these perfect to keep for your own home or give as a handmade holiday gift.
No previous painting experience is needed. All materials are included. Come ready to experiment, get a little messy, and enjoy the process!
Upcycled Denim Christmas Trees
November 28 I 11 am - 1 pm
Give old denim new life this holiday season!
Turn old jeans into something festive in this creative, hands-on holiday workshop!
In this two-hour class, you'll transform strips of upcycled denim into a charming, one-of-a-kind Christmas tree. Experiment with different shades of denim, textures, and embellishments as you wrap and decorate your tree with beads, pearls, colorful gems, and a festive star topper.
Whether your style is rustic and simple or colorful and sparkly, you'll create a unique piece of holiday decor that's perfect for displaying at home or giving as a handmade gift.
No experience needed! This beginner-friendly workshop is all about getting creative, repurposing materials, and enjoying the process of making something new from something old.
2 hours | All skill levels | Materials included
Instructor: Jocelyn Sparkles
Pinch, Paint & Create: Ceramic Herb Strippers
November 29 I 5-7 pm
Ages 16 + (Minors must have adult registered and present in class with them)
A little clay, a little creativity, and something useful for your kitchen!
In this hands-on pottery workshop, you'll create your very own ceramic herb stripper, a handy kitchen tool designed to easily remove fresh herbs from their stems.
Using simple hand-building and pinching techniques, you'll shape your piece from clay, create holes in various sizes for different herbs, and add your own personality through texture, color, and painted details using ceramic underglazes.
Whether you're an experienced maker or trying clay for the first time, this beginner-friendly workshop is an opportunity to slow down, get your hands a little messy, and create something both beautiful and functional.
Your finished piece makes a lovely addition to your kitchen or a thoughtful handmade gift for the gardener or home cook in your life.
No experience necessary. All materials and tools are provided.
Please note: Your ceramic piece will be taken off-site for kiln firing after the workshop and returned to In Process for pickup approximately 2–3 weeks later.
Instructor: Dani Pugel
Handmade for the Holidays: Cyanotype Gift tags & Cards
December 1 I 11 AM - 1 PM
Ages 18+
Use the sun-printing process to create one-of-a-kind holiday wrapping paper and gift tags — arranging natural objects, cut paper snowflakes, or botanical shapes on light-sensitive paper and exposing them to light. The results are stunning in Prussian blue and white, and utterly unlike anything from a store.
Instructor: Stephanie Haines
Hand-painted ornaments
December 3 | 11 am - 1 pm
Ages 18+
Using small round wood panels, participants paint original miniature scenes — a winter bird, a snowy forest, a botanical sprig — in acrylic to create handmade ornaments. Each person leaves with 2–3 finished pieces ready to hang or gift.
Instructor: Stephanie Haines
Festive Needle Felting
Tuesday, October 4 | 6:00–8:00 PM
Ages 15+
Our Festive Needle Felting Workshop is perfect for anyone who loves crafts and wants to learn a new skill.
In this workshop, you'll discover the art of needle felting and create your own festive decorations. You will have the opportunity to either create 3 ornaments or a garland with 3 felted shapes. Your instructor, Allie, will guide you step by step, so no prior experience is necessary.
Bring your friends and enjoy a delightful afternoon of crafting and laughter. Don't miss this opportunity to unleash your creativity and make unique decorations for the upcoming holiday season. Limited spots available - book now!
Upcycled Denim Christmas Trees
December 6 I 2 - 4 pm
Give old denim new life this holiday season!
Turn old jeans into something festive in this creative, hands-on holiday workshop!
In this two-hour class, you'll transform strips of upcycled denim into a charming, one-of-a-kind Christmas tree. Experiment with different shades of denim, textures, and embellishments as you wrap and decorate your tree with beads, pearls, colorful gems, and a festive star topper.
Whether your style is rustic and simple or colorful and sparkly, you'll create a unique piece of holiday decor that's perfect for displaying at home or giving as a handmade gift.
No experience needed! This beginner-friendly workshop is all about getting creative, repurposing materials, and enjoying the process of making something new from something old.
2 hours | All skill levels | Materials included
Instructor: Jocelyn Sparkles
Hand-painted ornaments
December 3 | 11 am - 1 pm
Ages 18+
Using small round wood panels, participants paint original miniature scenes — a winter bird, a snowy forest, a botanical sprig — in acrylic to create handmade ornaments. Each person leaves with 2–3 finished pieces ready to hang or gift.
Instructor: Stephanie Haines
Make your own Bookmark
December 8 I 6-7:30 pm
Ages 18+
No more using random pieces of paper as your book marks! Come create one of a kind, unique bookmarks!
In this workshop, you will design custom bookmarks using a variety of supplies. Whether you are painting flowers, collaging with paper or making water color designs, you will leave the workshop with a fun new piece of art and bookmark!
Come chat about your favorite books, learn about new ones, and create functional art for all your reads!
Instructor: Claire Gall
Handmade for the Holidays: Watercolor Greeting Cards
December 10 I 11 am - 1 pm
Ages 18+
Learn to paint a set of original watercolor greeting cards (a wreath, a candle, a snowy scene, a poinsettia) that become one-of-a-kind holiday gifts. Participants leave with a set of 4 finished cards ready to send or give. Endlessly meaningful, completely personal.
Instructor: Stephanie Haines
Perler Bead Ornaments
December 12 | 2-4 PM
Ages 14+
Join Claire for Perler Bead Ornament workshop where your imagination can run free with tiny beads! Transform these beads into fun works of art to adorn your tree, make as a gift tag or to gift to a loved one.
Whether you choose a pattern or design something completely original, finished creations will be fused and ready to take home at the end of class! Depending on your design and size of creation, you will have the opportunity to make 2-3 ornaments during this class.
No skills required, just bring your creative energy!
From Pulp to Paper: Handmade Paper Workshop
Dec 13 I 5-7 pm
Ages 16 + (Minors must have adult registered and present in class with them)
Give discarded paper a second life in this hands-on workshop exploring the art of handmade papermaking!
You'll learn how to transform recycled paper into beautiful, one-of-a-kind sheets using traditional papermaking techniques. Experiment with color, texture, and natural embellishments as you create paper that's uniquely your own.
Just in time for the holiday season, handmade paper is perfect for creating heartfelt cards, gift tags, handwritten notes, or adding a personal touch to your holiday gifts. Better yet, invite a friend or loved one and enjoy the experience of making something together!
No experience is needed. This beginner-friendly workshop is all about slowing down, getting a little messy, and discovering the beauty of turning something old into something new.
All materials provided | Beginner-friendly
Please note: Handmade paper requires drying time. Depending on the drying process, your creations may need additional time before they're ready to use.
Instructor: Dani Pugel
Handmade for the Holidays: Cyanotype Gift tags & Cards
December 1 I 11 AM - 1 PM
Ages 18+
Use the sun-printing process to create one-of-a-kind holiday wrapping paper and gift tags — arranging natural objects, cut paper snowflakes, or botanical shapes on light-sensitive paper and exposing them to light. The results are stunning in Prussian blue and white, and utterly unlike anything from a store.
Instructor: Stephanie Haines
Creative Connections A Free Monthly Creative Gathering for Adults 60+
Creative Connections
A Free Monthly Art Gathering for Adults 60+
Hosted at In Process Community Art Space
Creativity doesn't have an age limit.
Join us each month for Creative Connections, a free community art gathering designed for adults ages 60 and older. Together we'll explore different art materials, learn new creative techniques, and enjoy the simple pleasure of making alongside others.
No artistic experience is needed, just curiosity.
Each month features a different process-based project using materials like paint, collage, printmaking, clay, nature, textiles, and more. Our focus isn't on creating the perfect piece of artwork. Rather, it's about enjoying the process, trying something new, and connecting with others.
Research shows that engaging in creative activities can support healthy aging by encouraging cognitive stimulation, reducing stress, fostering social connection, and promoting overall well-being.
What to expect:
A different hands-on art project each month
Step-by-step guidance in a welcoming environment
Time to socialize and create together
All materials provided
No previous art experience required
At In Process, we believe creativity is part of being human. Whether you've always loved making art or are picking up a paintbrush for the first time in decades, you'll find a supportive community waiting for you.
Cost: Free
Who: Adults ages 60+
Registration is required to plan accordingly for group size.
Hand-painted ornaments
December 3 | 11 am - 1 pm
Ages 18+
Using small round wood panels, participants paint original miniature scenes — a winter bird, a snowy forest, a botanical sprig — in acrylic to create handmade ornaments. Each person leaves with 2–3 finished pieces ready to hang or gift.
Instructor: Stephanie Haines
Moving Into Stillness: A Winter Solstice Movement Workshop
December 18 I 5:30-6:30 PM
Ages 18+
An embodied movement workshop for adults exploring the connection between movement, self-expression, and our inner worlds.
As we gather just days before the winter solstice, the longest night of the year invites us to slow down, turn inward, and embrace the quieter rhythms of the season. This workshop offers space to move gently, soften into stillness, and reflect on the year we're preparing to leave behind.
Through playful movement exercises, body exploration, and rhythmic grounding, we'll explore the balance between movement and rest, allowing the body to unwind, the breath to deepen, and whatever we've been carrying to settle. Together, we'll make room for reflection, release, and the quiet possibility of renewal.
No experience needed, just curiosity and a willingness to try something new. Expect a welcoming, judgment-free space to shake off the day, reconnect with your body's wisdom, and find your own rhythm as we welcome the winter season.
Instructor: Makenzie Lukas
Get to Know Your Sewing Machine: Make a Zippered Pencil Pouch
December 19 I 11 am - 2pm
A beginner-friendly introduction to sewing
Have a sewing machine collecting dust? Or maybe you've always wanted to learn how to sew but weren't sure where to start?
In this hands-on beginner workshop, you'll get comfortable using a sewing machine while creating your very own zippered pencil pouch! We'll cover the fundamentals of machine sewing, including threading your machine, winding a bobbin, practicing basic stitches, sewing straight seams, and even installing a zipper.
You'll learn practical skills you can build on for future sewing projects, all while creating a functional little pouch perfect for pencils, art supplies, or everyday essentials.
No previous sewing experience is necessary. Come ready to learn, experiment, and gain confidence using your machine in a welcoming, supportive environment.
Important: Sewing Machine Required
Participants must bring their own working sewing machine. We have two sewing machines available to rent at the studio on a first-come, first-served basis. If you need to rent one, please select the sewing machine rental option at checkout to reserve it.
All other project materials are included. | Beginner-friendly
Instructor: Jocelyn Sparkles
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Making with Mama Carla: Upcycled Sweater Pumpkins
October 24 | 1:00–3:00 PM
Ages 14+
Join Mama Carla for a cozy afternoon of making, repurposing, and a little fall fun!
In this FREE workshop, we’ll give old sweaters a second life by transforming them into soft, one-of-a-kind fabric pumpkins. Carla will walk you through the process step by step, from cutting and shaping your sweater fabric to stuffing, finishing, and adding the little details that give each pumpkin its own personality.
Choose your colors and textures and make something perfectly imperfect to add to your fall decor. No sewing expertise or art experience is needed. This is a relaxed, beginner-friendly gathering meant for slowing down, learning something new, and enjoying the simple pleasure of making alongside others.
All materials are provided, though participants are welcome to bring an old sweater they’d especially like to upcycle.
Free | Registration required | All skill levels
Cut + Paste: An Intuitive Collage Workshop
October 22 | 6 - 8 PM
Ages 18+
Come cut something up and make something new.
Cut + Paste is a playful introduction to collage-making centered on experimentation, intuition, and letting go of the pressure to make something “perfect.”
Participants will explore composition, color, imagery, words, texture, and layering while creating their own original collage from magazines and found materials. Along the way, Sarah Jené will share some of the techniques she uses in her own collage practice and encourage participants to follow what catches their eye—even if they don’t quite know why yet.
No art experience is necessary. Just come ready to cut, rearrange, play, and see what happens.
instructor: Sarah Jené
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Flow Painting
Flow Painting
October 21 | 6:00–7:30 PM
Ages 14+
Let go of perfection and see where the paint takes you!
Join artist Barb Holzer for a 1.5-hour introduction to flow painting, a playful process that uses fluid acrylic paint to create unexpected movement, color, and pattern. Barb will guide you through the basic materials and techniques before you choose your colors and create your own one-of-a-kind flow painting on canvas.
No painting experience is needed. This workshop is all about experimenting, enjoying the process, and letting the materials do some of the creative work for you.
All materials are provided. Come ready to play with paint and leave with a completely unique piece of art!
1.5 hours | Beginner-friendly | All materials included
Watercolor Pumpkins & Gourds - Oct 21
October 21 | 11 AM - 1 PM
Ages 18+
A focused still-life painting session using autumn's most iconic subjects. Participants learn to paint the rounded forms, dramatic color, and varied textures of pumpkins, gourds, and squash in watercolor.
All levels welcome!
Instructor: Stephanie Haines
Head, Heart & Guts Series: Session 1
Oct 20- Nov 10 | 6-8 PM
In Process Community Art Space | Beech Grove, Indiana
Ages 18+
Instructor: Janna Meiring
Find the connection between your brain and your spine, your heart and your hands, your guts and your feet while you are making any type of art or craft.
This class series offers simple, accessible awareness tools and practices to follow for feeling more ease, confidence, meaning, trust, and joy in your own body and mind as you explore artmaking in any medium.
By turning the eye inward to study elements of the physical body, you’ll also explore all that a body holds that is unique to your own experience.
Daily class structure:
Each class session will follow the same structure and incorporates personal time for reflection and expressive notating of your experience.
Introduction and class check-in
Guided “Presence-ing” Breath and first brush of awareness of whole body, followed by
Guided anatomy study and exploration of the theme of the day
Intro day: Organs and Bones from floor to standing
Day 1: Skull, Brain, CSF, Spine
Day 2: Heart, Lungs, Pericardium and connective tissue, Ribs, Spine + heart-brain
Day 3: Lower organs, PelvisRibs, Spine + Gut-brain
Day 4: The 3 “Bowls,” connection to Limbs, yield and reach
Guided Movement with Head, Heart, Guts and time for “open play” without instruction where you may revisit material, continue drawing or writing, or even take a rest!
A final circle for attendees to share and discuss discoveries, findings, questions, and inspirations
Common Questions
Where do these practices come from?
Janna draws from three main approaches, blending elements of each practice:
Body-Mind Centering® – integrated and embodied approach based on anatomical, physiological, psychophysical principles, utilizing movement awareness;
Contemporary Dance Practice– a moving meditation and mind-body integration framework;
And, Life-Art Process – a movement-based expressive arts therapy method that uses dance, drawing, and writing to connect real-life experiences with creative expression.
I’m not a dancer. Why would I take this class?!
Oh, this is NOT a dance class. There are no steps, no one watching, no one judging.
Consider it to be more of a guided meditative journey where deeper sensing and perception will be activated and allow creative insight, image, and expression to easefully surface.
There is no pressure or expectation on how you engage and is accessible to all experience levels and abilities. Each class is 2 hours long, and can be taken as a complete series, or any one as an individual class.
What will I come out of class with?
You will definitely know more/feel more about anatomy.
You will for sure walk out with three or more newsprint sketches or writings that document your own exploration.
You might…
feel more comfortable in your own skin.
start your art/play practice in a new way.
hold your materials differently.
sense or feel the textures, light, or colors.
sketch or draw with another route to trace.
feel more at ease when you approach the hand on the page, or the brush in the water.
Everything is connected, so you can expect to have some ripples into your life and art in unexpected ways.
This offering is part of a new series:
Each class is 2 hours long, and can be taken as a complete series, or any one as an individual class.
Tuesday, October 13th 6pm-8pm (S1: Head)
Tuesday, October 20th 6pm-8pm (S2: Heart)
Tuesday, November 3rd 6pm-8pm (S3: Guts)
Tuesday, November 10th 6pm-8pm (S4: Whole)
Curious about this offering but want a trial before committing? Join Janna on October 13 for a Intro session. (Pay-What-You-Wish ($0-$30) sliding scale) Sign up here
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Pumpkins & Polka Dots: A Tribute to Yayoi Kusama
October 15 | 6-8 PM
Ages 15+
Join us for an evening of painting, play, and appreciation as we honor the life and creative legacy of the late Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.
Kusama, who passed away in August 2026 at age 97, spent more than seven decades creating art and became internationally recognized for her bold use of repetition, polka dots, infinity, and, of course, pumpkins. She continued painting until the final days of her life.
We'll begin with a brief introduction to Kusama, her work, and the ideas and imagery that became part of her unmistakable visual language. Then we'll pick up our own brushes and use her work as inspiration for a playful fall painting.
Working with acrylic paint, you'll choose between canvas or art board and create your own pumpkin composition while experimenting with dots, repetition, pattern, and bold color. Rather than recreating a specific Kusama artwork, we'll celebrate her influence by letting her fearless approach to art become a jumping-off point for our own creative exploration.
No painting experience is necessary. Come learn about an extraordinary artist, make something of your own, and spend an evening honoring a life devoted to creativity.
All materials are included.
Sliding Scale: $5–$25
Choose the amount that works for you. Everyone receives the same materials and workshop experience regardless of the price selected.
All skill levels welcome.
Instructor: Allie Bishop
Head, Heart & Guts - Intro Session
Oct 13 | 6-8 PM
In Process Community Art Space | Beech Grove, Indiana
Ages 18+
Instructor: Janna Meiring
This Intro Session is set up as a Pay-What-You-Wish ($0-$30) sliding scale.
Find the connection between your brain and your spine, your heart and your hands, your guts and your feet while you are making any type of art or craft.
This class series offers simple, accessible awareness tools and practices to follow for feeling more ease, confidence, meaning, trust, and joy in your own body and mind as you explore artmaking in any medium.
By turning the eye inward to study elements of the physical body, you’ll also explore all that a body holds that is unique to your own experience.
Daily class structure:
Each class session will follow the same structure and incorporates personal time for reflection and expressive notating of your experience.
Introduction and class check-in
Guided “Presence-ing” Breath and first brush of awareness of whole body, followed by
Guided anatomy study and exploration of the theme of the day
Intro day: Organs and Bones from floor to standing
Day 1: Skull, Brain, CSF, Spine
Day 2: Heart, Lungs, Pericardium and connective tissue, Ribs, Spine + heart-brain
Day 3: Lower organs, PelvisRibs, Spine + Gut-brain
Day 4: The 3 “Bowls,” connection to Limbs, yield and reach
Guided Movement with Head, Heart, Guts and time for “open play” without instruction where you may revisit material, continue drawing or writing, or even take a rest!
A final circle for attendees to share and discuss discoveries, findings, questions, and inspirations
Common Questions
Where do these practices come from?
Janna draws from three main approaches, blending elements of each practice:
Body-Mind Centering® – integrated and embodied approach based on anatomical, physiological, psychophysical principles, utilizing movement awareness;
Contemporary Dance Practice– a moving meditation and mind-body integration framework;
And, Life-Art Process – a movement-based expressive arts therapy method that uses dance, drawing, and writing to connect real-life experiences with creative expression.
I’m not a dancer. Why would I take this class?!
Oh, this is NOT a dance class. There are no steps, no one watching, no one judging.
Consider it to be more of a guided meditative journey where deeper sensing and perception will be activated and allow creative insight, image, and expression to easefully surface.
There is no pressure or expectation on how you engage and is accessible to all experience levels and abilities. Each class is 2 hours long, and can be taken as a complete series, or any one as an individual class.
What will I come out of class with?
You will definitely know more/feel more about anatomy.
You will for sure walk out with three or more newsprint sketches or writings that document your own exploration.
You might…
feel more comfortable in your own skin.
start your art/play practice in a new way.
hold your materials differently.
sense or feel the textures, light, or colors.
sketch or draw with another route to trace.
feel more at ease when you approach the hand on the page, or the brush in the water.
Everything is connected, so you can expect to have some ripples into your life and art in unexpected ways.
After the Intro session, Janna will be hosting a 4 week series, going deeper into theses themes. Learn more and sign up for those here:
Tuesday, October 20th 6pm-8pm (S1: Head)
Tuesday, October 27th 6pm-8pm (S2: Heart)
Tuesday, November 3rd 6pm-8pm (S3: Guts)
Tuesday, November 10th 6pm-8pm (S4: Whole)
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Creative Connections A Free Monthly Creative Gathering for Adults 60+
Creative Connections
A Free Monthly Art Gathering for Adults 60+
Hosted at In Process Community Art Space
Creativity doesn't have an age limit.
Join us each month for Creative Connections, a free community art gathering designed for adults ages 60 and older. Together we'll explore different art materials, learn new creative techniques, and enjoy the simple pleasure of making alongside others.
No artistic experience is needed, just curiosity.
Each month features a different process-based project using materials like paint, collage, printmaking, clay, nature, textiles, and more. Our focus isn't on creating the perfect piece of artwork. Rather, it's about enjoying the process, trying something new, and connecting with others.
Research shows that engaging in creative activities can support healthy aging by encouraging cognitive stimulation, reducing stress, fostering social connection, and promoting overall well-being.
What to expect:
A different hands-on art project each month
Step-by-step guidance in a welcoming environment
Time to socialize and create together
All materials provided
No previous art experience required
At In Process, we believe creativity is part of being human. Whether you've always loved making art or are picking up a paintbrush for the first time in decades, you'll find a supportive community waiting for you.
Cost: Free
Who: Adults ages 60+
Registration is required to plan accordingly for group size.
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Halloween Costume Construction with Dani Pugel
Tuesday, October 6 & 13 | 7:00–9:00 PM
Ages 18+
Hey all you ghouls and goblins! Want to construct a handmade halloween costume that will steal the show but not sure where to start? Join us for either of two separate sessions of Halloween Costume Construction with local multimedia artist Dani Pugel!
During half of the first class, we will discuss and sketch our goal costume components and the rest of the time will be spent learning simple construction methods and brainstorming cheap/recycled/found materials to create unique and fun costumes! All materials in the studio will be available for use, as well!
Please come with an idea of what costume you are hoping to create- sketches and pictures (even just on your phone) are a plus! You could make a costume for yourself, a little one or even a furry one!
You will also have access to the open studio times at In Process while enrolled in the class, for no additional cost. That is over 16 hours of studio time!
PLEASE NOTE: this is a sculptural costume class, all costumes will be arranged without using machine sewing methods unless the student is experienced- the space does have machines available for use.
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Haunted Landscapes
October 3 | 11:00–1:30 PM
Ages 18+
Celebrate the arrival of spooky season by transforming a vintage landscape into something delightfully haunted. In this playful, process-focused workshop, you'll choose from a collection of thrifted landscape paintings and breathe new life into them by adding friendly ghosts, glowing windows, mysterious moons, wandering spirits, bats, pumpkins, or any other eerie (or whimsical) details your imagination dreams up.
Whether your final piece is spooky, funny, cozy, or somewhere in between, this workshop is all about creative experimentation, storytelling, and giving overlooked artwork a second life.
No painting experience is necessary. Acrylic paints, vintage paintings, and all materials are provided.
Come embrace the unexpected, celebrate imperfection, and leave with a one-of-a-kind piece that's ready to hang for Halloween.
Dot by Dot: Mindful Mandala Painting
Thursday, October 1 | 6–8 PM
Instructor: Claire Gall
Ages 15+ | Participants under 18 must attend with an adult
Slow down, settle in, and discover the mesmerizing art of dot mandala painting.
In this beginner-friendly workshop, artist Claire Gall will introduce you to the tools and techniques used to build intricate mandala-inspired designs one dot at a time. You'll learn how to work with dotting tools, experiment with color combinations, create repeating patterns, and use simple techniques to turn individual marks into something beautifully detailed.
There's no need for a perfectly steady hand or previous painting experience. Part of the magic of dot painting is allowing yourself to focus on one small mark at a time and watching the larger piece gradually emerge.
Along the way, you'll have plenty of room to experiment with abstract patterns and make the process your own. Dot painting can be both playful and meditative, offering a chance to quiet some of the mental noise, shift your attention to what's right in front of you, and simply enjoy making.
You'll leave with your own completed dot painting and the foundational skills to continue exploring the technique at home.
All materials are provided. No previous art experience necessary.
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Haunted Landscapes
September 25 | 6:00–8:30 PM
Ages 18+
Celebrate the arrival of spooky season by transforming a vintage landscape into something delightfully haunted. In this playful, process-focused workshop, you'll choose from a collection of thrifted landscape paintings and breathe new life into them by adding friendly ghosts, glowing windows, mysterious moons, wandering spirits, bats, pumpkins, or any other eerie (or whimsical) details your imagination dreams up.
Whether your final piece is spooky, funny, cozy, or somewhere in between, this workshop is all about creative experimentation, storytelling, and giving overlooked artwork a second life.
No painting experience is necessary. Acrylic paints, vintage paintings, and all materials are provided.
Come embrace the unexpected, celebrate imperfection, and leave with a one-of-a-kind piece that's ready to hang for Halloween.
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Intro to Weaving in the Round
September 23 I 6-8 pm
Ages 13+ (Participants under 18 must attend with a registered adult.)
Looking to try something new in a welcoming, creative environment? Join us for Frame Loom Weaving: Woven Wall Hanging, a beginner-friendly class. No experience necessary!
Fiber artist Patty Fulton of Patty Fulton Studio will guide you step by step as you create your own woven wall hanging. You'll learn the foundational techniques of frame loom weaving, including how to set up your loom, explore color and texture, and finish your piece for display.
All materials are provided. Come unwind, learn a new skill, and leave with a beautiful handcrafted wall hanging and the confidence to continue weaving on your own.
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Halloween Costume Construction with Dani Pugel
Tuesday, September 15 & 22 | 7:00–9:00 PM
Ages 18+
Hey all you ghouls and goblins! Want to construct a handmade halloween costume that will steal the show but not sure where to start? Join us for either of two separate sessions of Halloween Costume Construction with local multimedia artist Dani Pugel!
During half of the first class, we will discuss and sketch our goal costume components and the rest of the time will be spent learning simple construction methods and brainstorming cheap/recycled/found materials to create unique and fun costumes! All materials in the studio will be available for use, as well!
Please come with an idea of what costume you are hoping to create- sketches and pictures (even just on your phone) are a plus! You could make a costume for yourself, a little one or even a furry one!
PLEASE NOTE: this is a sculptural costume class, all costumes will be arranged without using machine sewing methods unless the student is experienced- the space does have machines available for use.
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Creative Connections A Free Monthly Creative Gathering for Adults 60+
Creative Connections
A Free Monthly Art Gathering for Adults 60+
Hosted at In Process Community Art Space
Creativity doesn't have an age limit.
Join us each month for Creative Connections, a free community art gathering designed for adults ages 60 and older. Together we'll explore different art materials, learn new creative techniques, and enjoy the simple pleasure of making alongside others.
No artistic experience is needed, just curiosity.
Each month features a different process-based project using materials like paint, collage, printmaking, clay, nature, textiles, and more. Our focus isn't on creating the perfect piece of artwork. Rather, it's about enjoying the process, trying something new, and connecting with others.
Research shows that engaging in creative activities can support healthy aging by encouraging cognitive stimulation, reducing stress, fostering social connection, and promoting overall well-being.
What to expect:
A different hands-on art project each month
Step-by-step guidance in a welcoming environment
Time to socialize and create together
All materials provided
No previous art experience required
At In Process, we believe creativity is part of being human. Whether you've always loved making art or are picking up a paintbrush for the first time in decades, you'll find a supportive community waiting for you.
Cost: Free
Who: Adults ages 60+
Registration is required to plan accordingly for group size.
Open Studio
Not ready for a membership?
Day passes are perfect for first-time visitors or occasional use.
Note: Day passes are only valid on promoted open studio days and hours.
Current open studio offerings:
Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Every Other Sunday 10am-2 pm
Fourth Fridays (July 24, August 28, September 25)
Individual Pass: $10
Family Pass (up to 4 members, adult must be present with minors) - $20
Ways to Gather
Unstructured or lightly guided time for members to create alongside one another. Included in Membership
These gatherings are a chance to show up, work on your own projects, and be in community, without pressure or expectation.
Member Meet-Ups
Optional, facilitated experiences to explore new materials, techniques, and creative themes, with opportunities to learn from local artists.
Some workshops are included with membership, while others are offered at an additional cost. In Process Members receive first access to registration.
Workshops & Classes
Members have 24/7 access to the space. Drop in Day passes will be offered at designated times when the space is open for drop-in creative use.
These are pre-scheduled sessions open to the public, offering a chance to explore materials and create in a shared environment. Some sessions are open to all ages, others for 18+ only. Please see event details for specifics.
Open Creative Hours
Give the gift of creativity!
In Process gift cards can be used toward classes, workshops, open studio, and other eligible offerings available through our website.
How to redeem:
Choose what class(es) you’d like to attend and enter your unique gift card code at checkout. Your gift card balance will be applied to your purchase, and any remaining balance can be saved and used another time.
Gift cards are delivered digitally and can be sent to yourself or directly to someone special.
Please note: Gift cards cannot be applied toward memberships or recurring subscriptions through our online checkout. Want to gift someone an In Process membership? Reach out to us and we’ll be happy to help!
Give the Gift of Creativity
Give them something to look forward to making.
In Process gift cards can be used toward classes, workshops, open studio, and other creative experiences in the space. Whether they already have a favorite medium or just want to try something new, they get to choose what inspires them.
Give a little time to make, explore, and be in process.
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In Process Studio is a project by Art of the Heart.
Art of the Heart has been creating therapeutic and community-based creative spaces for years. This studio grew from the desire to offer creativity outside of therapy, as a way of being, not fixing.