Join us for a time of sharing artistic expressions. All art forms are welcome. Be prepared to give and receive encouraging, motivating, creative-stoking feedback as well as wild applause!

We’ll have some hot beverages and light morning fare available.

Join us this Saturday morning at Cedar House for our February artist gathering.  We'll meet at 10am and finish up by 12:30.  Bring an example of your creative expression, and think about what sort of feedback you'd like -- even if it's just applause!

We'll provide our usual hot beverages and morning fare.  If you don't have anything to share, feel free to come observe anyway.

Swing by Cedar House on Saturday morning December 9th, and join us!  We'll gather at 10am for some morning fare and fellowship, then circle up for a time of sharing art, giving and receiving feedback, and wildly applauding each other.  All art forms are welcome. Observers are welcome too, if you’d like to see what we do.

Enjoy a hot beverage as you browse through a variety of hand crafted items and artwork including paintings, art prints, cards, jewelry, textiles, and other super creative stuff!

This is an opportunity to support local artists as well as our nonprofit work.

Enjoy hearing the latest works from the participants in our Writers Workshops. You’ll hear new works from:

• Kevin Oshiro

• Dave Robinson

• Eleanor Bailey

• David Harmon

• Bekah Harmon

• Tim Robinson

Join us on November 11th - Artists of any and all disciplines will gather at Cedar House for support and encouragement. Bring your visual art, creative writing, music, or what have you. Or, feel free to just come and observe. Coffee, tea, and light morning fare provided.

Swing by Cedar House this Saturday morning and join us!  We'll gather at 10am for some morning fare and fellowship, then circle up for a time of sharing art, giving and receiving feedback, and wildly applauding each other.  All art forms are welcome.

Join us on September 9th - Artists of any and all disciplines will gather in the back garden at Cedar House to share their work and receive support and encouragement. Bring your visual art, creative writing, music, or what have you. Or, feel free to just come and observe. Coffee, tea, and light morning fare provided.

This is a fun opportunity to hear stories read aloud -- something we all enjoyed as kids, but you don't have to be a kid to enjoy it. Come on by — everyone is welcome.

As the tradition goes, we’ll read old stories, many written by the 19th century Scottish writer, George MacDonald - a huge favorite around here. This week we’ll finish the book Lilith, which he first published in 1895.

MacDonald’s stories are known for being highly imaginative and full of a deep, yet accessible wisdom. As a writer, he was a true innovator, and had a significant influence on Lewis Carroll, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Madeleine L’Engle. (The photo of MacDonald shown here was actually taken by Lewis Carroll in the 1860's.)

This is a fun opportunity to hear stories read aloud -- something we all enjoyed as kids, but you don't have to be a kid to enjoy it. Come on by — everyone is welcome.

As the tradition goes, we’ll read old stories, many written by the 19th century Scottish writer, George MacDonald - a huge favorite around here. This week we’ll read another excerpt from the book Lilith, which he first published in 1895.

MacDonald’s stories are known for being highly imaginative and full of a deep, yet accessible wisdom. As a writer, he was a true innovator, and had a significant influence on Lewis Carroll, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Madeleine L’Engle. (The photo of MacDonald shown here was actually taken by Lewis Carroll in the 1860's.)

Join us on August 12th - Artists of any and all disciplines will gather in the back garden at Cedar House to share their work and receive support and encouragement. Bring your visual art, creative writing, music, or what have you. Or, feel free to just come and observe. Coffee, tea, and light morning fare provided.

This is a fun opportunity to hear stories read aloud -- something we all enjoyed as kids, but you don't have to be a kid to enjoy it.

As the tradition goes, we’ll read old stories, many written by the 19th century Scottish writer, George MacDonald - a huge favorite around here. This week we’ll read an excerpt from the book Lilith, which he first published in 1895.

MacDonald’s stories are known for being highly imaginative and full of a deep, yet accessible wisdom. As a writer, he was a true innovator, and had a significant influence on Lewis Carroll, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Madeleine L’Engle. (The photo of MacDonald shown here was actually taken by Lewis Carroll in the 1860's.)

This is a fun opportunity to hear stories read aloud -- something we all enjoyed as kids, but you don't have to be a kid to enjoy it.

As the tradition goes, we’ll read old stories, many written by the 19th century Scottish writer, George MacDonald - a huge favorite around here. This week we’ll read an excerpt from the book Lilith, which he first published in 1895.

MacDonald’s stories are known for being highly imaginative and full of a deep, yet accessible wisdom. As a writer, he was a true innovator, and had a significant influence on Lewis Carroll, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Madeleine L’Engle. (The photo of MacDonald shown here was actually taken by Lewis Carroll in the 1860's.)

This is a fun opportunity to hear stories read aloud -- something we all enjoyed as kids, but you don't have to be a kid to enjoy it.

As the tradition goes, we’ll read old stories, many written by the 19th century Scottish writer, George MacDonald - a huge favorite around here. This week we’ll read an excerpt from the beginning of Lilith, which he first published in 1895.

MacDonald’s stories are known for being highly imaginative and full of a deep, yet accessible wisdom. As a writer, he was a true innovator, and had a significant influence on Lewis Carroll, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Madeleine L’Engle. (The photo of MacDonald shown here was actually taken by Lewis Carroll in the 1860's.)

Join us on July 8th - Artists of any and all disciplines will gather in the back garden at Cedar House to share their work and receive support and encouragement. Bring your visual art, creative writing, music, or what have you. Or, feel free to just come and observe. Coffee, tea, and light morning fare provided.

Join us on June 10th - Artists of any and all disciplines will gather at Cedar House for support and encouragement. Bring your visual art, creative writing, music, or what have you. Or, feel free to just come and observe. Coffee, tea, and light morning fare provided.

Octavio Martinez will be here, reading from his recent book, “It Was a Beautiful Day when My Father Died.” After his childhood was interrupted by violence, Octavio overcame his fear and anger so profoundly, that he is able to show the rest of us how it's done. His journey of healing and forgiveness is deeply engaging. This is sure to be a great experience. Octavio’s book is available HERE.

Come by and enjoy some really great artwork by Karen Robinson and Kate Peper. Both of these women produce beautiful award-winning work. Kate’s watercolors are a true favorite around here, as are Karen’s acrylic paintings.

They’ll both have an abundance on hand, along with cards, fine art reproductions, and more!

Come by and enjoy some really great artwork by Karen Robinson and Kate Peper. Both of these women produce beautiful award-winning work. Kate’s watercolors are a true favorite around here, as are Karen’s acrylic paintings.

They’ll both have an abundance on hand, along with cards, fine art reproductions, and more!

Join us this weekend for our May gathering for support and encouragement in your creative endeavors. Bring a piece of your art if you have something ready and receive feedback and wild applause! All art forms welcome.

After the gathering, come by Cedar House for Marin Open Studios!

Come by and enjoy some really great artwork by Karen Robinson and Kate Peper. Both of these women produce beautiful award-winning work. Kate’s watercolors are a true favorite around here, as are Karen’s acrylic paintings.

They’ll both have an abundance on hand, along with cards, fine art reproductions, and more!

Come by and enjoy some really great artwork by Karen Robinson and Kate Peper. Both of these women produce beautiful award-winning work. Kate’s watercolors are a true favorite around here, as are Karen’s acrylic paintings.

They’ll both have an abundance on hand, along with cards, fine art reproductions, and more!

NO APRIL GATHERING. JOIN US IN MAY!

Join us as we celebrate with Tim Robinson who just released his first children’s book, “Bugs.”

A delightful combination of Tim’s poetry and the beautiful artwork of Casia Joy, this lovely book takes young readers on a fun exploration of the world of small creatures all around us.

Beautifully published in 8x10 hardback — 32 full color pages

• Story and concept by Tim Robinson

• Illustrated by Casia Joy

• Book Design by Patty Hill

Available for sale HERE.

Join us this Saturday for some quality time sharing art. Bring a piece of your art (any form) and think about what kind of feedback you’d like (if any).

If you'd rather just come and observe, that’s alright too.

We’ll have some hot beverages on hand, as well as some light morning fare.

Come join us for some quality time sharing artwork, discussing what’s on your mind, and encouraging each other in our various creative endeavors. We’ll have coffee, tea, and some morning fare waiting for you!

Looking forward to see what sort of creative projects walk in the door for our January gathering. If you’ve got artwork or a creative expression ready to share, bring it along!

I hope to see many of you for our December artist gathering. If you’ve got work you’d like to share, bring it along — we’d love to see it and encourage you in your creativity!

Some simple morning edibles and hot beverages will be waiting…