A: Artlink Studio is a community-driven non-profit art studio dedicated to providing an open, inclusive space where individuals of all ages and skill levels can explore and develop their creativity. By offering affordable access to art supplies, workshops, and collaborative projects, Artlink Studio fosters artistic expression, personal growth, and community engagement. Its mission is to make art accessible to everyone, regardless of background or experience, while promoting cultural enrichment and social connection within the local community.

A: We are located on 98 Franklin Street. Next to the Downtown Artist Coop

A: Yes, Artlink Studio is a nonprofit community art studio dedicated to providing an inclusive space where everyone can explore and create art regardless of background or experience. As a nonprofit, the studio focuses on community enrichment rather than profit, reinvesting all resources into offering accessible art programs, workshops, and events that foster creativity, connection, and personal growth. This mission-driven approach ensures that Artlink Studio remains a welcoming place committed to supporting local artists and promoting art education for all members of the community.

A: Artlink Studio operates Thursday and Friday from 2:00pm to 8:00pm, Saturday from 10:00am to 8:00pm, and on Sunday from 12:00pm to 5:00pm, providing ample opportunity for community members to engage with our inclusive art programs. As a non-profit dedicated to making art accessible to all, we strive to maintain hours that accommodate varied schedules, ensuring that individuals of all ages and backgrounds can participate in workshops, open studio sessions, and exhibitions throughout the week.

A: Artlink Studio is committed to being an inclusive community space and offers partial accessibility for individuals with disabilities. The main entrance doors measure 40.5 inches and 39.5 inches wide, which accommodates many but not all wheelchairs. The bathroom door is 34 inches wide, and the entrance to the Stained Glass and Mosaic room is narrower at 31.5 inches, which may limit access for some mobility devices. We encourage visitors to contact us in advance to discuss specific accessibility needs so we can provide the best possible support during their visit.

A: Yes! We support local artists through exhibitions, pop-ups, and our Artist Shop. Opportunities may vary- check our website or ask a staff member for current options.