Host a Learning Community

Build Your Creative Circle at NAS

Propose a multi-year learning community that meets regularly at our space. Share your practice, build connections, and grow together.

What Makes a Great Learning Community?

  • • Regular, consistent meetings (weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly)
  • • Open to multiple skill levels and ages (intergenerational when possible)
  • • Focused on ongoing practice and skill development
  • • Creates space for community connection and mutual support
  • • Committed to multi-year development and growth
Your Information
Your Learning Community

Describe what your community will do together. Example: "We'll gather weekly to practice life drawing, share techniques, and provide supportive critique. Open to all skill levels."

Be specific about layout, furniture, lighting, and any special requirements for your practice.

List supplies and equipment. Note what participants will bring vs. what you need from NAS.

Share your background in this creative practice and any experience leading groups or communities.

What draws you to NAS? How does our mission align with your community's values?

NAS

Bringing together artists, neighbors, and educators to host classes and events so that we can develop our creative and teaching practices.

Programs

RESIDE Residencies

- Indigo Romero

- Vianca Romero

Spatial Sound Studio

Contact

neighborhoodartschool@gmail.com

82 Clairmount Ave
Detroit, MI

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