Community Programs
Creativity Belongs in the Community
My community work is rooted in the belief that creativity should be accessible, welcoming, and connected to the places where people live. I design approachable art experiences for beginners and experienced makers alike, with an emphasis on confidence, personal expression, shared stories, and meaningful participation.
Oneida Community Mansion House
At the Oneida Community Mansion House, I have led adult creative programming that connects art-making with a historic community setting, including an alcohol-ink workshop featuring mugs and coasters. These experiences invite participants to explore color and process in a relaxed, beginner-friendly way while gathering inside a place shaped by history, learning, and community life.
Town of Vernon
My work with the Town of Vernon reflects my commitment to local creativity and public connection. I develop programs and projects that bring people together, support accessible arts experiences, and celebrate the identity of the community. Offerings can be adapted for seasonal events, youth and family programming, public spaces, and special local initiatives.
Clinton Art Rocks and Clinton Art and Music Festival
Through Clinton Art Rocks and the Clinton Art and Music Festival, I have contributed to creative experiences that make art visible, participatory, and part of everyday community life. These programs celebrate local artists, encourage people to engage with the arts, andcreate opportunities for connection through visual art, music, and shared public events.
Programs can be created for schools, libraries, museums, historical organizations, nonprofits, municipalities, wellness groups, businesses, and grant-funded enrichment initiatives. Each experience can be adjusted for the age of the participants, group size, location, available time, and purpose of the organization.
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