The Art of Wellbeing

FREE hands-on art classes. Family friendly! Explore a variety of hands-on art projects that encourage creative expression, skill development, reflection, and community connection in a welcoming environment. No previous art experience is necessary—just bring your curiosity and a willingness to create. Class Dates: Thursdays (3:30-5:30PM) Please note: For the week of September 21, class will be held on Wednesday, Sept 23 instead of Thursday, Sept 24. Recommended for: All Ages. Participants under the age of 18 years old will need to have their parent or guardian sign a permission form. Meet your Teaching Artists Joe Galarza is a multidisciplinary artist, muralist, musician, and community arts educator with more than 20 years of experience using the arts to support cultural awareness, creative expression, and community wellness. Throughout his career, he has worked with youth, families, elders, schools, correctional facilities, and community organizations, leading engaging art experiences that inspire creativity, connection, and personal growth. Jennaya Dunlap is a muralist and community artist with experience facilitating creative workshops for people of all ages. She is passionate about helping participants build confidence through art while creating a welcoming, supportive environment where everyone feels encouraged to explore their creativity. Additional Information: PLEASE NOTE: There is a limited number of participants per class. **Due to limited space and supplies, participants who registered but arrive more than 15 minutes late to class may lose their spot if there are waitlisted individuals. ** Brought to you by: Creative Wellbeing, a strategic collaboration between the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture, Office of Child Protection, Department of Mental Health, Department of Children and Family Services, the Arts for Healing and Justice Network, and Center for the Empowerment of Families as part of the LA County Arts Education Collective to advance the goals of Arts for All Children, Youth, & Families: Los Angeles County’s New Regional Blueprint for Arts Education.