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Get your team around an art table. Bring making into a community event. Plan a creative program for your nonprofit or cultural space.
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ARTWELL creates hands-on art workshops, events, and programs for teams, communities, nonprofits, cultural spaces, and other groups that want to make something meaningful together.
Each collaboration is shaped around your people, your setting, and what you want the experience to feel like—welcoming, well-planned, and open enough for real creativity.
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An on-the-go art kit for kids, ideal for airplanes, road trips, restaurant tables and all the little waits in between. Zip it open and start creating!
Ages 3+
A lightweight, water-resistant smock for the painting, slime and clay years. Long sleeves and a front pocket help keep the mess off their clothes.
Fits approximately ages 1–4
Draw right on the apron with the included fabric markers. Then wear it for painting, clay or whatever’s on the table next.
Ages 4–8 · Adult supervision recommended.