Saturday, December 6th 10:00 to 5:00
Once again the Flux Arts Building will be hosting the Flux Frost Fest! The building will be bursting with artists selling items that are great for gifts! Plus you can stop in at make and take stations to make something fun!
Artists selling and displaying their work include:
Barbara Bridges http://bridgescreate.com/mediums/
Kelly Frankenberg https://www.kellyfrankenberg.com/
Layl McDill https://laylmcdill.com/
Channa Kitchen www.Channakitchen.com
Jamie Zavoral-Brown http://jzb-art.com
Becka Rahn http://www.beckarahn.com
Laura Burlis https://www.etsy.com/shop/BorealisArtByLauraB
Wonder Weavers WWW.wonderweavers.com
James Smead https://jamessmeadpottery.com
Paul Macharia https://machariaart.weebly.com/
Marrie Bottelson https://marriebottelsonart.weebly.com/#/
Josh Buell
Allie Hafez http://alliehafez.com
Music by
11-11:30 Dave Dvorak
12:30-1pm Vicki Dischler
2-2:30 Jerry Esnough
Contact Layl at layl@claysquared.com
During Dec 6th Frost Fest Make and Take Note Cards with Megan Moore at ACW headquarters in the Flux Building!
Join Megan from 1-3pm to make your own cards using watercolor, colored pencils, markers, your creativity and/or festive spirit! 699 Lowry Ave NE, 2n floor. FREE
ACW Member Head/Art Shots for $25.00
New ACW Partner, Elpis, offers ACW Members $25 Head or Art shots on Dec 6, 2025 from 11:00 -2:00. Studio located at 699 Lowry Ave NE, 2nd floor in the ACW lounge.
Register with drb@bridgescreate.com
Read about Elpis: For nearly 25 years, Elpis has been working with young people, 16-24, helping them develop skill sets for success in workforce development.
Located in St. Paul, Elpis collaborates with twenty government and non-profit agencies to match young people at risk of homelessness with Elpis programs. These programs – woodworking, screen printing, sewing and photography, teach basic skills. More importantly, Interns learn the soft skills so important is the workforce like showing up, conflict resolution and communication.
Each of these programs gives interns experience aligned with real work. The photography program teaches Interns that the most important resource isn’t the camera equipment but the vision each person uses to create an image.
After learning about photography basics of lighting, camera functions, Interns apply their knowledge taking photos at events, making product photos for the Elpis web site and conducting portrait sessions.
Elpis Enterprises would like to collaborate with Art to Change the World and build lasting relationships that open experiences and opportunities with both organizations and its communities. Would you be open to some constructive conversations?