‘Cool!”, ‘Beautiful!,’ ‘Amazing!’: bonsai have universal appeal. But why? What makes them so beautiful? You are invited to experience our 2018 special exhibit, Living Art of Bonsai: Elements of Design, in which we’ll break down major design elements of bonsai art—line, shape, form, space, color, and texture—and explore each element in detail. See how these > Continue Reading
We are a group of teens and adults who use AAC devices to communicate. We get together every week to socialize and do community service activities.
Join Auburn’s Arts Coordinator Allison Hyde to learn the exciting process of non-toxic solar-plate printing! Students will create hand-printed images on light-sensitive plates from their own photographs, learn to ink and print with the press, and experiment with printing onto various materials like paper, fabric and wood. No experience is required, students of all levels > Continue Reading
A DJ Workshop in 2 Parts discussing The Foundation of Hip Hop, Rhyming, and Breaking Scratching Spoken Word. Poets and MCs welcome to come collab with DJs, too!
Louder Than a Bomb-Tacoma Teen Poetry Slam features poets from Pierce County schools and community organizations competing in a friendly poetry slam where the points are not the point, the point is the poetry. Preliminary slam bouts at 9am and 12pm, finals at 3:30pm.
Join Lely Shim to learn the beautiful and unique technique of Indonesian Batik! Students will learn the traditional art of wax-resist dyeing on cloth to create beautiful colored motifs or patterns. All materials will be included for this class and no prior experience is required. Pre-registration is required. Location: Auburn Community & Event Center Instructor: > Continue Reading
We are a group of teens and adults who use AAC devices to communicate. We get together every week to socialize and do community service activities.
We are in a climate now where women and men have broken their silence on discrimination. They span all races, all income classes, all occupations and virtually all corners of the globe. They might labor in California fields, or behind the front desk at New York City's regal Plaza Hotel, or in the European Parliament. > Continue Reading
Join Auburn’s Arts Coordinator Allison Hyde to learn the exciting process of non-toxic solar-plate printing! Students will create hand-printed images on light-sensitive plates from their own photographs, learn to ink and print with the press, and experiment with printing onto various materials like paper, fabric and wood. No experience is required, students of all levels > Continue Reading
Annual Auction Event to raise funds for Puget Sound Pet Food Bank
