OUTREACH
Free for Teens & Adults
Nest: Healing Arts Studio
Nest: Healing Art is held every first Sunday and every first Wednesday of the month from 1-2 pm and is free for teens and adults. We offer a starting point for an art project, however you may use the time however you wish. A registered art therapist provides short meditations.
Please preregister here.
Special Needs
Art for All
Art For All is an art exploration class for special needs students. Fall and Spring start dates. Join anytime if space allows.
One caregiver, aide or therapist welcome to sit alongside student if support is needed.
Regional Center SDP funds accepted.
Public Art
Murals
Five large-scale public art projects have been completed by ARTree in Santa Clarita since 2010. All public art pieces are executed with the help of the community.
To read more about each, see our History page.
Volunteer Program
Community Involvement
Our volunteer program has grown to include over 50 people a semester! From community members wanting to give back, to high school students needing service hours, our volunteers assist in weekly classes and help out with events.
ARTree also partners with the City of Santa Clarita's Volunteer Engagement Program.
Scholarships
Art Supplies for Home Practice
ARTree recognizes that not everyone can attend an in-person art class or participate in a free event. To provide support for those who practice art at home, we offer 2 scholarships a year, providing new, high-quality art supplies to awardees.
Bob Hernandez Founders Scholarship for youth and Michael Powell Memorial Scholarship for adults are awarded every year.
COMMUNITY ART PROJECT
Our latest community mural was completed on June 1st, 2024.
After a call out to save bottle caps, we collected over 8,000 of them to be repurposed for a landscape mural.
Members of the community were then invited to help construct the mural at the Old Town Newhall Library, where the finished piece hangs.
Ms Raux, ARTree Mixed Media Mastery teacher, headed up this project with assistance from Education Chair, Sheri Carlson.
COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
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