Unique + fun outings that benefit our mission to heal with art

262 Central Ave, Open: Tues - Sat 12:30-6:30, Sun 12:30-2 plus classes/events

Instead of food, art supplies are on the menu! Get creative with a wide array of inspiration, and guided prompts to make something unique. Come solo or with family or friends! Reservations recommended, and required for Saturday Live Music Sessions

Exhibition: "Hope Is"

Opening March 6 from 5:30-7:30

Gift Cards

Enjoy a relaxing session in our restoration room with a professional service or some down time in our massage chair with your choice of the sunlight therapy lamp or projected night stars. Our sliding scale ensures everyone can access this form of self-care.

A Circle for You or Someone You Know

Trauma-Informed Creative Groups

Registration open!

Join our free group art workshops designed to offer grounding, connection, and creative healing alongside others with shared lived experiences. Come as you are, no prior art-making experience is needed. Participation does not require sharing personal stories. These sessions are not therapy or mental health support groups but we have many resources listed here.

Art Celebrating Strength

The Aplomb Project is a 501(c)3 organization that uses the transformative power of art to uplift trauma survivors, offer expressive healing, and foster an inclusive creative community.

If you or someone you know has experienced trauma and are looking for support, here are some reputable organzations that are available to help.

The Splatter Space is so satisfying

Book a Splatter Space Session! Discover how freeing and cathartic throwing paint can feel. Release stress, move your body, and splatter onto the canvas or walls. Made for one person or two with four colors, an included canvas, coverings for your clothes, shoes, face, a phone protector, and your choice of music!

Thank you to Sun Spirit Photography

Aplomb stands for self-confidence, self-assurance and poise; especially under the most trying circumstances.

Through collaborative artistic expression, The Aplomb Project pays tribute to those who have experienced life-altering trauma. Contemporary portrait artist, Danielle Festa, captures the resilience of trauma survivors, gifting the resulting oil portrait to the voluntary participants to celebrate their courage and strength.

Throughout the year, the Aplomb Project sustains survivor support and empowerment with a healing centered approach to creative and mindful events and prompts via the Aplomb Community open to survivors and allies.

Support Survivors T-shirts

The Portrait Project Book

Do you know how to best support survivors?

Chances are you know or will know a trauma survivor. Do you know the right things to say and what to avoid? We asked survivors and compiled a guide to help you navigate.