Up Coming Events
Jubilee Quilt Circle Workshop: Quilting and Sewing Basics with Leslie Abrams
Join us for the Jubilee Quilt Circle's 2nd Thursday Workshop Thursday, March 13. Facilitator Leslie Abrams will guide us through the basics of machine and hand sewing and quilting.
This 2nd Thursday workshop will focus mainly on hands-on instruction about how to use your sewing machine. Please bring your machine if you have one.
Free and supplies provided. Limited seating.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Sound Bath Meditation & Intentional Reflection
Join us for a deeply restorative Sound Bath Meditation designed to bring you inner peace and clarity.
This immersive experience will guide you
through gentle sound healing, journaling and intentional conversation
in a safe and welcoming space.
🌿 What to Expect:
✨ A soothing sound bath to relax your mind and body
✨ Guided journaling prompts for self-reflection
✨ Heartfelt conversation to connect and share (optional)
Come as you are—whether you need rest, release or inspiration. Bring
a journal, a yoga mat or blanket and an open heart.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Part 3: March 22, 2025 "Bear Witness": (Re)Connecting to Our Ancestors
“Bear Witness” is held each year during the week of Ann Taylor’s birthday. Ann Taylor was born March 20, 1845. This year marks the 180th anniversary of her birth. This participatory public art experience is designed to introduce the public to Ann Taylor’s life and journey. An artist-led Ancestor Altar will be created by visitors to Ann Taylor’s gravesite. Visitors will leave messages of love and goodwill in remembrance to their ancestors. Bird walks and walking meditations will be offered, as visitors explore the forested 26-acre park. A pop-up floral installation will invite attendees to enjoy the beauty of nature and boost their well-being. The Houston Public Library’s (HLP) Gregory School will be onsite to collect the oral histories documenting the lives of African American women and their impact on their descendants that will go into the City of Houston’s official archives.
The Houston Audubon will provide binoculars and nature interpretation along the trail if that is an opportunity.
Thank you to our partners at Gregory School and Houston Parks Department.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & PARTNERS
Houston Parks & Recreation Department
Nature Heritage Society- Houston
Sheila Savannah
*Artist April M. Frazier and her camera will bear witness to this event. Through her art, we will be able to experience the power of community building and creating art in green spaces.
**Houston Public Library (HPL) is provide a book list on the theme of Black Women Narratives and Histories
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Part 4: April 26, 2025 Blooming into History: Beautiful, Fierce and Free
This event begins with a wildflower and bird walk starting at the street crosswalk adjacent to 9022 Willow Meadow Drive. Along 1500 feet of wildflowers the group gathers at the Keegans Bayou Wildlife Bridge for other activities. Attendees will experience the beauty of the blooming wildflowers planted in 2021 by Harris County Flood Control and discover the birds that are seen along the bayou’s trail. Historians will share the history of Riceville, TX a Freedom Colony, founded as a black farming community by Leonard Rice in the 1850s. Like Bordersville and other Houston black neighborhoods, Riceville was annexed to the city in the late 1960s. The 1889 Riceville Cemetery still remains along Keegans Bayou. A hands-on wildflower bouquet workshop will be conducted on the bayou near the Riceville Cemetery.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & PARTNERS
Friends of Keegans Bayou
*Artist April M. Frazier and her camera will bear witness to this event. Through her art, we will be able to experience the power of community building and creating art in green spaces.
**Houston Public Library (HPL) provides a book list on the themes of works of wild flowers, Texas Freedom Colonies and the importance/protection of wetlands
Part 5: May 17, 2025 Drawn to Nature: Building Community through Observation
Yolanda Black Navarro Buffalo Bend Nature Park is a scenic park with restored wetlands and woodlands. This intimate 10-acre park is the perfect inspiration for nature journaling. Join artist Maverick and learn how to keep a nature journal in this calming environment. Nature journaling helps reduce stress and makes you a better observer, naturalist, and artist and opens a world of beauty and discovery. The Houston Audubon will provide tutorials on drawing birds found along Buffalo Bayou. A limited supply of journals and sketching pencils will be provided for participants.
This park was named in memory of Yolanda Black Navarro, a committed civic leader from the East End who served Houston for decades. She founded the Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans and received numerous accolades for her leadership in her community. Attendees will learn more about her legacy, while learning to observe and capture details of what they see in nature.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & PARTNERS
*Artist Joe Robles IV and his camera will bear witness to this event. Through his art, we will be able to experience the power of community building and creating art in green spaces.
**Houston Public Library (HPL) is provide a book list on the themes of Mexican-American Movements in Houston, nature drawing and the importance/protection of wetlands
***Buffalo Bayou Partnership will provide information about the importance of Yolanda Black Navarro Buffalo Bend Nature Park and its ongoing transformation in Buffalo Bayou East. Kristi Rangel is the 2025 Artist in Residence with Buffalo Bayou Partnership.
Part 6: September 13, 2025 Preserve Memories: Artmaking with Dried Flowers
Since its founding at the Turning Basin, Hidalgo Park has been at the center of the East End’s cultural and civic life. Neighborhood residents raised money to purchase the park’s original land and sponsored the creation of its unqiure quiosco (gazebo). Join us in the park’s gazebo for several hands-on workshops using dried flowers, known as flores inmortales (immortal flowers). Attendees are encouraged to bring their own dried flowers that they wish to preserve and arrange. Artist Britanny Mayfeild will give pointers and insights on the art of dried flower arrangement. Pressed flower poetry sessions will be offered.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & PARTNERS
Latino Poet (TBD)
*Artist Joe Robles IV and his camera will bear witness to this event. Through his art, we will be able to experience the power of community building and creating art in green spaces.
**Buffalo Bayou Partnership will provide information about its ongoing transformation in Buffalo Bayou East. Kristi Rangel is the 2025 Artist in Residence with Buffalo Bayou Partnership.
Part 7: October 18, 2025 Drawing Strength: Nature Journaling
Nature Journaling is a worldwide movement that integrates art, science, and nature exploration. Nature journaling makes you a better observer, naturalist, and artist and opens a world of beauty and discovery. Join artist Maverick for an outdoor sketching class in this calming environment that is designed to reduce stress and create an increased connection to nature. The Nature Heritage Society will lead nature studies, allowing attendees to better understand the park’s unique ecosystem made up of restored wetlands and woodlands. A limited supply of journal and sketching pencils will be provided for participants.
This park was named in memory of Yolanda Black Navarro, a committed civic leader from the East End who served Houston for decades. She founded the Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans and received numerous accolades for her leadership in her community. Attendees will learn more about her legacy, while learning to observe and capture details of what they see in nature.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & PARTNERS
Nature Heritage Society- Houston
*Artist Joe Robles IV and his camera will bear witness to this event. Through his art, we will be able to experience the power of community building and creating art in green spaces.
**Buffalo Bayou Partnership will provide information about the importance of Yolanda Black Navarro Buffalo Bend Nature Park and its ongoing transformation in Buffalo Bayou East. Kristi Rangel is the 2025 Artist in Residence with Buffalo Bayou Partnership.
Part 8: November 22, 2025 With Gratitude: Pop-Up Community Art Show and Artist Talk
Join us in celebrating the closing of the 2025 Witness Series with a Pop-Up Community Art Show. This unique community art show will feature nature journals from attendees of the Witness Series events at Yolanda Black Navarro Buffalo Bend Nature Park. The works created by artists Maverick and Kristi Rangel will also be displayed. Photographer, Joe Robles IV, will curate a survey of photos he has taken during the series. A facilitated artist talk will take place highlighting the activations in the Buffalo Bayou Partnership green spaces during this year’s Witness Series. Light bites and refreshments will be provided for attendees.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & PARTNERS
Erandi Trevino - Panelist
Joe Robles IV - Panelist
Kristi Rangel – Moderator
Maverick - Panelist
Nature Heritage Society- Houston
*Artist Joe Robles IV and his camera will bear witness to this event. Through his art, we will be able to experience the power of community building and creating art in green spaces.
**Buffalo Bayou Partnership will provide information about the importance of Yolanda Black Navarro Buffalo Bend Nature Park and its ongoing transformation in Buffalo Bayou East. Kristi Rangel is the 2025 Artist in Residence with Buffalo Bayou Partnership.
The Witness Series 2025 experiences will be in collaboration with Bayou City Waterkeeper, Blaffer Art Museum, Buffalo Bayou Partnership, Chinese Community Center- Houston, Community Artists’ Collective, East End Management District, Friends of Columbia Tap, Harris County Precinct One, Houston Audubon, Houston Botanic Garden, Houston Climate Justice Museum, Houston Health Department, Houston Parks & Recreation Department Houston Public Library (HPL), Journey HTX, Latino Outdoors Houston, Lualo Studio LLC, National Wildlife Refuge System, Nature Heritage Society- Houston and Texas Center for African American Living History.
Underwritten by the Jacob & Terese Foundation
Part 2: March 9, 2025 “Grow with Grace”: Indigenous Wisdom through Native Wildflowers
Join us in exploring Japhet Creek Park, home to a historic bayou tributary and the future key connector between the Fifth Ward and the Greater East End. Attendees will engage with bilingual writers, visual artists and environmentalists, as they meditate on the natural world around us through a facilitated walking meditation. They will also discover facts about the native wildflowers planted throughout the space and the role they play in ensuring a healthy ecosystem. Artist and Community Activist, Erandi Trevino, and members of The Raices Collab Project will lead hands-on container garden making workshops designed to empower and excite participants about green spaces in their own backyards or porches. All workshop attendees will leave with their own wildflower garden.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & PARTNERS
*Artist Joe Robles IV and his camera will bear witness to this event. Through his art, we will be able to experience the power of community building and creating art in green spaces.
**Buffalo Bayou Partnership will provide information about the importance of Japhet Creek Park and its ongoing transformation. Kristi Rangel is the 2025 Artist in Residence with Buffalo Bayou Partnership.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
An artist talk will be offered from 5 to 7 p.m. Kristi Rangel will moderate.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Melanin Metaverse
Join digital artist Kanika Blair for a 3D art presentation, "Melanin Metaverse," on Saturday, February 22, from 2 to 3 p.m. Blair's presentation will focus on various aspects of digital art creation and culture, with a special emphasis on Afrofuturism and unlocking one’s unique artistic style. This dynamic and immersive experience is for anyone interested in digital art and will focus on tools like Blender
and the intersection of technology and cultural expression in the
metaverse.
Bring an open mind and a notebook!
This event is in conjunction with the "Women of the Earth" exhibition.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Witness Series: Part 1: "Empowered by Flowers:" Flora, Fauna and Self-Care
Flowers are a natural tool for self-care that have been shown to reduce stress and anxiety. The giving of flowers elicits joy and gratitude, while at the same time strengthening our bonds with loved ones. This event will begin with a BIPOC artists panel about the strong positive effects flowers and nature have on our emotional wellbeing. This engaging dialogue will provide the space to explore the power of communities of color to lean into nature and see themselves reflected in flora and fauna. Following the panel, attendees will be invited to take part in a hands-on ancestor flower arrangement workshop conducted by artist Britanny Mayfield. Participants will create eco-friendly remembrance floral arrangements created with waste-reducing practices and upcycled materials made from locally sourced, in-season flowers. The bouquets will be added to the Kirk Jackson, a Third Ward resident and community advocate, marker on the Columbia Tap Trail. The Houston Audubon will highlight the birds found along the trail, before attendees take a nature walk along the Columbia Tap Trail and learn its history.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & PARTNERS
Brittany Mayfield -Panelist
Erandi Trevino -Panelist
Kristi Rangel -Moderator
Naomi Carrier – Panelist
Texas Center for African American Living History
*Artist April M. Frazier and her camera will bear witness to this event. Through her art, we will be able to experience the power of community building and creating art in green spaces.
**Houston Public Library (HPL) provides a book list on the themes of the Columbia Tap Rail Trail and nature centered self-care.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Jubilee Quilt Circle Workshop
Embroidery with Silk with Patricia Chandler
Free and supplies provided.
Limited seating. Register at Eventbrite.
Sound Bath Meditation & Intentional Reflection
Join us for a deeply restorative Sound Bath Meditation designed to bring you inner peace and clarity.
This immersive experience will guide you
through gentle sound healing, journaling and intentional conversation
in a safe and welcoming space.
🌿 What to Expect:
✨ A soothing sound bath to relax your mind and body
✨ Guided journaling prompts for self-reflection
✨ Heartfelt conversation to connect and share (optional)
Come as you are—whether you need rest, release or inspiration. Bring
a journal, a yoga mat or blanket and an open heart.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22.
Women of the Earth
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home at 4111 Fannin, Suite 100A, Saturday, February 1, with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
The exhibition unites the creative voices of Andrea Venson, Kanika Blair and Audrianna Woods—three artists whose work is deeply entwined with the natural world. Through distinct yet harmoniously aligned practices, they explore the intersection of femininity, nature and spiritual connection.
Andrea navigates a captivating balance between structure and fluidity in her collages; Kanika animates ethereal dreamscapes that transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions; and Audri’s evocative paintings draw on ancestral energy and wisdom. Together they highlight the power of women working in harmony to create art that is bold, sensual and deeply rooted in the earth.
The exhibition continues through March 22. An opening reception will be held Saturday, February 1, from 5 to 8 p.m.
Jubilee Quilt Circle
Join us for the Jubilee Quilt Circle's 2nd Thursday Workshop Thursday,
January 9. Facilitator Hastle Murray will show you how to make use of
vintage handkerchiefs with the origami technique of folding.
Workshop Details:
Origami Handkerchiefs with Hastle Murray
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Glassell School of Art
5101 Montrose Blvd
Free and supplies provided
Ashé Market
Come visit our new home this holiday season and shop from a curated selection of unique gifts from local artisans.
Ashé Market
Come visit our new home this holiday season and shop from a curated selection of unique gifts from local artisans.
Ashé Market
Come visit our new home this holiday season and shop from a curated selection of unique gifts from local artisans.
Ashé Market
Come visit our new home this holiday season and shop from a curated selection of unique gifts from local artisans.
Ashé Market
Come visit our new home this holiday season and shop from a curated selection of unique gifts from local artisans.
Ashé Market
Come visit our new home this holiday season and shop from a curated selection of unique gifts from local artisans.
Jubilee Quilt Circle
Confetti Art Quilt with Sakeenah Mubashshir: Join us for the Jubilee Quilt Circle’s 2nd Thursday Workshop Thursday, November 14. Facilitator Sakeenah Mubashshir will share how to make a confetti art quilt using fabric scraps. Register via Eventbrite.
Jubilee Quilt Circle Workshop
Embroidery Basics with Patricia Chandler
Facilitator Patricia Chandler will share how to design and create a 9-block patch quilt. Free and supplies provided.