Events

Events
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SHOP NEWS
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Our shop and offices will be closed Monday, January 20.

See store for details.

Made by Our Staff

Framed print by Xiola Jensen.
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Coloring book illustrated by Leigh Yost Williams
Illustrated prints by Leigh Yost Williams
Printmaking by Brent Pheto
Prints by Brent Pheto
Collages by Leftover Lunch
Mini zines by Leftover Lunch
Soaps by Lavation
Soaps by Lavation
Assemblages by Daniel Shapiro
Assemblages by Daniel Shapiro

Purchasing items from our boutique is another way to support Creative Reuse and local artists. We’ve temporarily expanded our boutique offerings by taking over our gallery area. Shop for art, accessories, crafting supplies, and more – all handmade and designed by staff members. A portion of each boutique sale goes to the artist and to Creative Reuse!

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HANDS-ON PROGRAMS
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Adult and child smile at the camera as they work on a reuse art project.

About these events

We have a slew of great, FREE hands-on programs scheduled at Homewood Library!

Mark your calendars! All of these programs are:

  • At Homewood Library
  • Free and open to the public
  • On a Thursday
  • 5 – 6 PM

January 23

For more information on where each program will take place, please contact the library location.

About these events

Guest TA Workshop: DIY Fidget/Stim Toy
January 12
5:30 – 7:30 PM
Creative Reuse Gallery
Free and open to all ages, skill levels, abilities, and neurotypes
Register here
Masking encouraged/suggested, but not required

Learn how to design & make your own stim tools and sensory supports with reused materials. Stim tools and sensory supports are objects or materials that stimulate or soothe the senses. They can be used to help people focus, regulate emotions, and develop sensory processing skills.

This workshop will be taught by guest teaching artist: Dee (they/them). Dee is a multidisciplinary creative, experimental musician & performer, event organizer, and teaching artist.

This is the first of our new Guest Teaching Artist Workshop series that will take place on the second Sunday of each month. Are you an artist interested in leading a workshop? Apply here.
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