Quarterly Art Materials Swap + Collage Drop-In for Jewish Creatives

Give your supplies a second life—share the creative wealth!

Join us for four FREE community art materials swaps! Bring your gently used supplies to donate, or come find something new to spark your creativity—no need to bring anything to take something home.

Drop in for collage workshops led by local artists from the Jewish Arts Collective—no cost, no experience needed. Just come create!

Let’s reduce waste, support each other, and keep creativity flowing in our community. All ages welcome!

Art supply donations are welcome year-round! Contact Risa Cohen at [email protected] to schedule a delivery.

Upcoming Events

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APRIL 19 • CAPP CENTER ST. PAUL
AUGUST 16 • CAPP CENTER ST. PAUL

Meet Our Past Artists

Lynda Monick-Isenberg is a visual artist and educator whose work, exhibited both regionally and nationally, explores observation, memory, and environmental connection through drawing and mixed media.

Toni Glotter is known for her expressive portraits using tens of thousands of strips from repurposed print materials. Whether the subject is a celebrity or a tiger, she constructs them from paper she folds accordion-style, then glues to a substrate.

Join Our Facebook Group for Jewish Creatives

Click here to join today!

A group by TC Jewfolk! JCreate is a group for Jewish creatives in Minnesota. Professionals, semipros, and hobbyists are all welcome.

This is a place for you to ask questions, network with one another, seek referrals, build creative partnerships, and “talk amongst yourselves.”

If this sounds like the right group for you, please join us by clicking here.

How JCreate Meetups Are Shaped

Meetups for Jewish Creatives reflect Jewfolk, Inc.’s core values of Creativity – Y’tziyratiyut and Connection – Chibur. These quarterly gatherings are shaped by the voices and interests of Jewish creatives in the Twin Cities, providing a space where community members can share resources, collaborate, and explore new artistic ideas together. Through Jewfolk, Inc.’s Human Centered Design approach, the program evolves based on what participants want to learn, create, and experience, making each meetup a space for hands-on creativity, peer support, and meaningful connection. By centering real experiences and collaborative exploration, these meetups nurture both artistic expression and a vibrant local Jewish creative community.