In the growing darkness of Kislev, we turn toward the sparks within us, making space for creativity, connection, and the light we create together. Through the Jewish Studio Process, a unique methodology blending art therapy practices with a reimagined approach to Jewish learning and spirituality, we'll engage hands, heart, and mind to explore Chanukah's themes of light and resilience: what it takes to kindle a flame in the darkest time of year, and the wisdom held in both shadow and light.

No art experience needed, and no particular Jewish background required, just a willingness to show up, make something, and see what sparks.

We are so excited to have this program co-sponsored by our friends at NuRoots. This experience is part of NuRoots' Infinite Light festival and is for young adults ages 21-39. Learn more at nuroots.org/infinitelight.

Please note: photography will take place at this event—let us know if you have any questions.

Health and Wellness Policy:
If you're feeling under the weather--symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, congestion, fatigue, body aches, or nausea--we ask that you prioritize your own wellbeing and the wellbeing of the group by staying home. We'll have hand sanitizer and masks available at the studio for anyone who'd like them.

Parking tips:
-There is ample street parking available north of Melrose and east of Fairfax. Please read signs for any restrictions.
-Metered parking is available on Melrose.

A Note About Fees:

The participation fee for this series is sliding scale $9-$36. Our goal is to never turn anyone away for lack of funds so please choose the price from our sliding scale that best meets your needs. If you you need additional assistance beyond what is listed please contact Candace Goodwin at cgoodwin@jewishstudioproject.org.

Refund Policy:
Refunds are only available by request. If you would like a refund, email cgoodwin@jewishstudioproject.org at least 48 hours before the program.

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