Event Specials
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Monthly Events
Every Friday: Open Studio 4 - 7 pm Donations accepted
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Every Sunday: Sunday School 1 - 4 pm Donations accepted​
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1st Tuesday: Write Club with Jean Alger 5 pm - 8 pm Donations accepted
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4th Tuesday: Mama's Group with Macey Sigaty 5:30 - 7 pm
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2nd Sunday: El Valle Libre Open Mic with L8gacy Project 6 - 8:30 pm Donations accepted
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1st & 3rd Sunday: Dance Church with Tim and Emily10:30 am - 12 pm Donations accepted​​
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2nd & 4th Sunday: Sound Bath with Susan 10:30am - 11:30 $15 suggested
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3rd Thursday: Playful Writing with Jean Alger 6 pm - 8 pm Donations accepted
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1st, 2nd and 4th Thursday with Sarah Shapard 5:30pm - 7 pm Sustainable Crafting Donations accepted
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Epilogue Circle
book selection
"The Complete Cosmicomics"
by: Italo Calvino
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This book discussion will meet
MAY 19th, 2026
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A copy of the book is available to check out at The Church Project
​in addition to an audio book, read and recored by Madeleine Ahlborn (not for resale)
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On odd Months: The Epilogue Circle
with Kim Marquez
6 pm - 8 pm Donations accepted
and keep up to date on the book selections via our social media pages.
Open Studio
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Sunday School
These FREE community events were the first projects of The Church Project in partnership with and generosity from LOR Foundation in Monte Vista.
LOR Foundation works to help solve rural issues by partnering with community voices.
THANK YOU!
p.s supplies provided and open for all ages!
About
At The Church Project, Community Art Center, we believe the power of the arts unlocks creativity and brings people together to develop and nurture creative problem solving skills that can be applied to everyday life and work environments. We do this through various artistic mediums such as journalism, music, dance, theatre, and visual arts.
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Our mission is to provide the space and freedom for all people to unlock their creative potential.
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Not everyone owns the title "Artist", but opportunities steeped in creativity allow people to express themselves and breakdown barriers to social justice.
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"The Church Project is a space to fail with out embarrassment..."
-Joel (Advisory Board Member, Stone Sculptor)
A piece of history...
Though the project site is a Baptist Church, there is no religious affiliation that drives our programs. However, no matter who you are or what your belief system entails, all are welcome to participate in The Church Project.
I did a Google search in July of 2023, "How to turn a church into an art center..."
An article published by The National Trust for Historic Preservation shared 10 inspiring transformations, read the article, Losing My Religion (But Not the Building).
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