Step into a world of creativity and community with our monthly Art Hive! Held on the first Sunday of every month from 3-5 p.m. PT, this welcoming space invites you to make art and connect with others, no matter your age, background, or experience. Imagine a place where self-expression flourishes and friendships blossom—an online space where you can be yourself and feel supported. Our art hive is not just about making art; it’s about fostering a sense of belonging and resilience in a safe, inclusive environment. Whether you’re looking to explore your creativity, meet new people, or simply find a moment of peace, our art hive is the place to recharge and reconnect. Join us and experience the joy that comes from making art together. Spaces will fill quickly—don’t miss out—reserve your spot by completing the contact form.
Join our highly interactive sessions as we crochet, doodle, draw, knit, mould clay, paint, or simply play the wooden spoons like a rockstar.
We aim to create a sustainable and nurturing online artmaking space where queer, trans*, nonbinary, and gender-diverse adults thrive.
Your $15 donation covers facilitation and art supplies. While appreciated, it’s definitely not required. Everyone is welcome.
An art hive is a welcoming space where anyone can come to make art and connect with others. It doesn’t matter your age, background, or experience—everyone is welcome. Art hives help build community and foster a sense of belonging by bringing people together to create and share. You don’t need to be an artist to join in; you can work on any project you like, using your own materials. Overall, an art hive is a place where you can explore your creativity, meet new people, and support one another as part of a vibrant trans* and queer community.
It’s important to note that an art hive is not therapy. While therapists host the art hive, we aren’t providing therapy during open studio. Instead, we’re providing a space to strengthen our LGBTQ+ community and encourage creative expression.
August 4, 2024
4:-5:30 p.m. PT
September 1, 2024
4:-5:30 p.m. PT
September 29, 2024
4:-5:30 p.m. PT
October 27, 2024
4:-5:30 p.m. PT
November 24, 2024
4:-5:30 p.m. PT
December 22, 2024
4:-5:30 p.m. PT
January 19, 2025
4:-5:30 p.m. PT
Join us for our Monthly Online Art Hive for 2SLGBTQAI+ Adults and become a part of our creative community. To reserve one of the 12 available spots, please fill out the contact form. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect, create, and feel a sense of belonging. Secure your spot today and be a part of our welcoming creative space.
Once you submit the contact form, you’ll receive a reply within two business days to confirm your spot or your position on the waitlist.
Waitlist: Once all spots have been filled, you may join our waitlist. This waitlist helps us know when it may be time to schedule an extra art hive.
Audrey Wolfe is a Registered Clinical Counsellor in British Columbia with extensive experience supporting LGBTQ teens and adults. As a trans and queer therapist, Audrey blends anti-oppression, relational, and feminist perspectives to guide you toward queer and trans joy, mental wellness, and trauma recovery. Using approaches like Narrative Therapy, DBT, and Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST), she addresses the diverse challenges of gender identity, sexual orientation, and societal pressures. Audrey’s approach is warm, authentic, and deeply committed to supporting your unique path toward healing and liberation.
Clayre Sessoms brings lived experience and clinical practice to her work, creating a safe and welcoming space for growth, healing, and change. Specializing in gender-affirming care, trauma therapy, and somatic techniques, Clayre supports trans*, nonbinary, and gender-expansive adults with a gentle, personable approach. Rooted in 2SLGBTQIA+ advocacy and disability justice, her practice embodies empathy and dedicated support. Join Clayre to recover from the past, rediscover hope, or realign with your true self.
Clayre, a queer, visibly trans woman with a physical disability, understands the challenges of navigating unwelcoming spaces. Driven by social justice and collective care, her art therapy practice reflects her experiences and the wisdom of crip, trans, and/or queer mentors. This space is a safe haven for those at the intersection of marginalization, celebrating crip, queer, and trans joy while advocating for radical justice. Clayre fosters a healing environment that promotes resilience and community power. Join this collective space to pursue healing, reclamation, and personal liberation, guided by Clayre’s supportive presence. Discover the online art therapy practice or book your first session.