FULL Workshop: Weave Yourself Into Your Story with Cristina Edwards

Sat · Oct 31·10 AM – 12 PM·SF Botanical Garden · San Francisco

A seasonal watercolor program rooted in observation, presence, and what is in bloom now. — Saturday, October 31, 2026 ( last Saturday of each month ) 10am-12pm San Francisco Botanical Garden — Meet at Library Terrace ( by Main Gate ) 12 participants max About the Program This monthly watercolor series invites you to pa…

Sat · Oct 31·10 AM · 12:30 PM · 2:30 PM·RANDALL MUSEUM · San Francisco

Tackle a variety of fun projects both functional and sculptural, experimental and playful. Participants will learn basic clay building skills making projects like animal figures, self-portraits, cups, boxes, bowls, and so much more. We'll explore slab, coil, and pinching methods as well as a range of decorative texturi…

Sat · Oct 31·10:30 AM · 1:30 PM·RANDALL MUSEUM · San Francisco

Do you have a favorite animal or superhero? A character that represents your creative self? Using simple line drawing software we’ll engrave and then laser cut these figures, shapes, and drawings from plywood. You’ll color, decorate, and learn to adapt your design to make stencils for painting, key rings, and more. Thi…

Sat · Oct 31·11 AM – 3 PM·Gallery 21 + 22 · San Francisco

Join us for Sketching in the Galleries on select Saturdays from 11 am to 3 pm. This free drop-in activity provides all skill levels and ages with a chance to experiment with materials and enjoy the collections from a creative perspective. All materials are provided, including gallery stools.

Fri · Oct 30·5:30 PM·RANDALL MUSEUM · San Francisco

Explore the vast, imaginative possibilities of clay in the Randall's open studio setting. Hone your skills throwing on a wheel or hand-building, or both! Make something for use or build sculptural pieces. If you have some experience in clay, whether back in high school or recently, and would like to take your skills to…

Sat · Oct 31·11 AM·HARVEY MILK PHOTO CENTER · San Francisco

Join us for a one-day workshop exploring one of the oldest photographic processes, the cyanotype. This alternative process produces a characteristic blue hued photographic print. In this workshop participants will use found objects like flowers, plants, or other common items to create unique photograms using the cyanot…

Fri · Oct 30·Eureka Valley, San Francisco Public Library

Thu · Oct 1·Richmond, San Francisco Public Library

Thu · Oct 1·Richmond, San Francisco Public Library

Thu · Oct 1·Main, San Francisco Public Library

Thu · Oct 1·Western Addition, San Francisco Public Library