Fiber Art Friday
Join fellow fiber art enthusiasts.
Bring a fiber art project to work on, whether knitting, spinning, felting, crocheting, sewing, mending, quilting, or something else!
Every 1st and 3rd Friday from 3-6 pm
Free/Public
House Flowers 1 Year Anniversary Celebration
Join us to celebrate one year of House Flowers!
We’ll be hosting the House Flowers anniversary party in our back garden patio from 6-8 pm. There will be many floral surprises in store.
Free/Public
Debra Dean Murphy Reading | GRIEVING THE END OF THE WORLD: Climate Collapse and Other Breakdowns
Join us at 6 pm on Friday, August 8, for a reading from Hypatia’s resident, Debra Dean Murphy. Debra will read from her book “GRIEVING THE END OF THE WORLD: Climate Collapse and Other Breakdowns.”
Free/Public
Book Club
Join the Marmo Book Club!
Led by local librarian, Cameron Miller, Book Club is currently exploring books in the mystery genre.
Book Club meets on the second Saturday of every month.
For more information email: marmobookclub@trl.org
Free/Public
Beginner Weaving Workshop
Beginner Weaving—a workshop with Molly Wheat Baker.
Learn the art of weaving and make a unique woven wall hanging for your home. In this class led by Molly Wheat Baker, you will be introduced to the weaving process, loom design and different weaving techniques suitable for a lap handloom.
Cost $40 all materials included.
Craft Club
Bring a project to work on, or help yourself to our free collage supplies. We provide paper, old journals, books, glue, scissors, pens, and more.
Every 2nd and 4th Sunday at Marmo from 11 am-2 pm
Free/Public
Winemaker Dinner with Uco Deus
Join us at Marmo on August 15th for an intimate winemaker dinner with Fernando Cantini of Uco Deus, a boutique Argentine winery producing organic, amphora-aged wines at high elevation in the Uco Valley. This exclusive four-course dinner and wine tasting—curated by Marmo’s founder Isa Radojcic and head chef Sarah Alter—features seasonal, locally sourced ingredients designed to complement the vibrant, textural wines of Uco Deus.
With only 14 seats available, guests will enjoy a thoughtfully paired food and wine menu, and the rare opportunity to meet the winemaker and hear firsthand stories from the vineyard.
Early bird tickets are $125
Book Now
Fundamentals of Still Life Drawing
Fundamentals of Still Life Drawing
Instructor: Milan Franklin
4-Week Workshop | All Levels Welcome
Join classically trained draftsman and painter Milan Franklin for a focused, four-week workshop exploring the foundational principles of still life drawing. Designed for both beginners and experienced artists looking to refine their technique, this course emphasizes construction, accuracy, and process.
Working from a shared still life setup prepared in advance by the instructor, students will learn a step-by-step approach to building a successful drawing. Each session includes instructor demonstrations, concept breakdowns, and dedicated time for students to apply what they've learned. Individual critiques will be provided throughout the course to support growth and help each student achieve a high level of execution.
By the end of the workshop, participants will have a stronger understanding of the tools, techniques, and visual thinking necessary to create compelling and well-structured still life drawings.
Caroline Koopford Reading
Caroline will read from her novel-in-progress, which she’ll be working on during her Hypatia-in-the-Woods artist residency.
Free/Public
Fantastic Cookbook of Futuristic Dessert Book Release & Signing
Join us at Marmo for the release of The Fantastic Cookbook of Futuristic Desserts, a visionary collaboration between author Linda Dootson, illustrator Joseph Assi, and creative studio Bon Society, on Saturday, August 23, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Free/Public
Craft Club
Bring a project to work on, or help yourself to our free collage supplies. We provide paper, old journals, books, glue, scissors, pens, and more.
Every 2nd and 4th Sunday at Marmo from 11 am-2 pm
Free/Public
Fundamentals of Still Life Drawing
Fundamentals of Still Life Drawing
Instructor: Milan Franklin
4-Week Workshop | All Levels Welcome
Join classically trained draftsman and painter Milan Franklin for a focused, four-week workshop exploring the foundational principles of still life drawing. Designed for both beginners and experienced artists looking to refine their technique, this course emphasizes construction, accuracy, and process.
Working from a shared still life setup prepared in advance by the instructor, students will learn a step-by-step approach to building a successful drawing. Each session includes instructor demonstrations, concept breakdowns, and dedicated time for students to apply what they've learned. Individual critiques will be provided throughout the course to support growth and help each student achieve a high level of execution.
By the end of the workshop, participants will have a stronger understanding of the tools, techniques, and visual thinking necessary to create compelling and well-structured still life drawings.
Artist Exchange
Join us for the monthly Artist Exchange!
This is a meet-up for local artists and art institutions in Shelton and surrounding areas to exchange ideas and build community. Have a glass of wine or tea, and mingle.
Meet-ups occur on the last Friday of every month.
Free/Public
Fundamentals of Still Life Drawing
Fundamentals of Still Life Drawing
Instructor: Milan Franklin
4-Week Workshop | All Levels Welcome
Join classically trained draftsman and painter Milan Franklin for a focused, four-week workshop exploring the foundational principles of still life drawing. Designed for both beginners and experienced artists looking to refine their technique, this course emphasizes construction, accuracy, and process.
Working from a shared still life setup prepared in advance by the instructor, students will learn a step-by-step approach to building a successful drawing. Each session includes instructor demonstrations, concept breakdowns, and dedicated time for students to apply what they've learned. Individual critiques will be provided throughout the course to support growth and help each student achieve a high level of execution.
By the end of the workshop, participants will have a stronger understanding of the tools, techniques, and visual thinking necessary to create compelling and well-structured still life drawings.
Fundamentals of Still Life Drawing
Fundamentals of Still Life Drawing
Instructor: Milan Franklin
4-Week Workshop | All Levels Welcome
Join classically trained draftsman and painter Milan Franklin for a focused, four-week workshop exploring the foundational principles of still life drawing. Designed for both beginners and experienced artists looking to refine their technique, this course emphasizes construction, accuracy, and process.
Working from a shared still life setup prepared in advance by the instructor, students will learn a step-by-step approach to building a successful drawing. Each session includes instructor demonstrations, concept breakdowns, and dedicated time for students to apply what they've learned. Individual critiques will be provided throughout the course to support growth and help each student achieve a high level of execution.
By the end of the workshop, participants will have a stronger understanding of the tools, techniques, and visual thinking necessary to create compelling and well-structured still life drawings.
Book Club
Join the Marmo Book Club!
Led by local librarian, Cameron Miller, Book Club is currently exploring books in the mystery genre.
Book Club meets on the second Saturday of every month.
For more information email: marmobookclub@trl.org
Free/Public
Craft Club
Bring a project to work on, or help yourself to our free collage supplies. We provide paper, old journals, books, glue, scissors, pens, and more.
Every 2nd and 4th Sunday at Marmo from 11 am-2 pm
Free/Public
Fiber Art Friday
Join fellow fiber art enthusiasts.
Bring a fiber art project to work on, whether knitting, spinning, felting, crocheting, sewing, mending, quilting, or something else!
Every 1st and 3rd Friday from 3-6 pm
Free/Public
Artist Exchange
Join us for the monthly Artist Exchange!
This is a meet-up for local artists and art institutions in Shelton and surrounding areas to exchange ideas and build community. Have a glass of wine or tea, and mingle.
Meet-ups occur on the last Friday of every month.
Free/Public
Poetry Open Mic
Join us for poetry open mic with featured reader, Kathleen Byrd.
Read your poetry, short prose, or fiction for a suggested 5-minute time limit. Show up early to sign up. Limited reading slots are available.
Free/Public
Craft Club
Bring a project to work on, or help yourself to our free collage supplies. We provide paper, old journals, books, glue, scissors, pens, and more.
Every 2nd and 4th Sunday at Marmo from 11 am-2 pm
Free/Public
Craft Club
Bring a project to work on, or help yourself to our free collage supplies. We provide paper, old journals, books, glue, scissors, pens, and more.
Every 2nd and 4th Sunday at Marmo from 11 am-2 pm
Free/Public
Poetry Open Mic with featured reader: Kathleen Byrd
Join us for poetry open mic with featured reader, Kathleen Byrd.
Read your poetry, short prose, or fiction for a suggested 5-minute time limit. Show up early to sign up. Limited reading slots are available.
Free/Public
Artist Exchange
Join us for the monthly Artist Exchange!
This month’s exchange is hosted by local artist, Molly Wheat Baker.
This is a meet-up for local artists and art institutions in Shelton and surrounding areas to exchange ideas and build community. Have a glass of wine or tea, and mingle.
Meet-ups occur on the last Friday of every month.
Free/Public
Tactile Typography
Join us for a free, hands-on workshop exploring the playful art of tactile typography with artist Mary Lofthus. Using torn paper in a variety of colors and patterns, Mary transforms simple shapes into expressive, handmade letterforms. Participants will learn to create their own typographic collages—perfect for signs, cards, or just for fun. All materials provided. No experience necessary!
Free/Public
Fiber Art Friday
Join fellow fiber art enthusiasts.
Bring a fiber art project to work on, whether knitting, spinning, felting, crocheting, sewing, mending, quilting, or something else!
Every 1st and 3rd Friday from 3-6 pm
Free/Public
Craft Club
Bring a project to work on, or help yourself to our free collage supplies. We provide paper, old journals, books, glue, scissors, pens, and more.
Every 2nd and 4th Sunday at Marmo from 11 am-2 pm
Free/Public
Book Club
Join the Marmo Book Club!
Led by local librarian, Cameron Miller, Book Club is currently exploring books in the mystery genre.
Book Club meets on the second Saturday of every month.
For more information email: marmobookclub@trl.org
Free/Public
Bubbles Tasting
A Sparkling Wine Tasting with Jordan Cope
Join us for a meaningful tasting experience led by Jordan Cope, as we explore the complexity and charm of sparkling wines from around the world.
Jordan is a wine industry professional with a deep appreciation for expressive, high-quality wines. He brings thoughtful insight and a passion for sharing wines that tell a story—introducing drinkers to a wide range of vineyards, regions, and approaches to winemaking.
We’ll taste four sparkling wines, each selected to highlight the diversity, style, and nuance of this celebratory category. This guided tasting offers a chance to connect over good wine, good conversation, and the shared experience of discovery.
Tickets are $18
Must be 21+ to attend. Proof of ID required upon entry.
Food pairings will be available for purchase.
Miguel Gutierrez Fundraiser
Join us for a fundraiser party for Shelton City Council member, Miguel Gutierrez.
Fiber Art Friday
Join fellow fiber art enthusiasts.
Bring a fiber art project to work on, whether knitting, spinning, felting, crocheting, sewing, mending, quilting, or something else!
Every 1st and 3rd Friday from 3-6 pm
Free/Public
Club Marmo presents C'est La Vie
Club Marmo presents: C’EST LA VIE
Art Walk After Party
DJs: VJ Jay
Come dressed like you mean it.
🍷 Drinks 🎶 Beats 🌀 Vibes
Free/Public
Poetry Open Mic with featured reader: Chris Dahl
Join us for poetry open mic with featured reader, Chris Dahl.
Read your poetry, short prose, or fiction for a suggested 5-minute time limit. Show up early to sign up. Limited reading slots are available.
Free/Public
Shelton Art Walk
ART WALK →
JUNE 28, 11 AM - 7 PM
THROUGHOUT DOWNTOWN SHELTON:
Join us for the 2025 Shelton Art Walk on Saturday, June 28th from 11 am to 7 pm.
This event is a part of the Downtown Shelton Creative District and is an annually recurring celebration of art and creativity in our community.
In addition to the artists & performers featured at participating businesses throughout the downtown area, you can visit the Art Market on Cota Street, with 80+ participating artists, crafters, & food trucks.
EVENTS AT MARMO DURING THE ART WALK:
Crankie Meets Fauvism, Poetry Open Mic, Club Marmo
Artist Exchange
Join us for the monthly Artist Exchange!
For this Artist Exchange, we will be mingling in our back garden! Join us on the back patio at Marmo and meet fellow artists—bring a friend!
This is a meet-up for local artists and art institutions in Shelton and surrounding areas to exchange ideas and build community. Have a glass of wine or tea, and mingle.
Meet-ups occur on the last Friday of every month.
Free/Public
Exploring Senryu: A Japanese Poetry Writing Workshop
Exploring Senryu: A Japanese Poetry Writing Workshop with TRL Librarian Kristine Techavanich
Jenny Mueller Poetry Reading
Join us on Thursday, June 26, from 4-5 pm for a poetry reading with Jenny Mueller. Jenny will be an artist-in-residence at Hypatia in the Woods.
Jenny Mueller has published two books of poetry, State Park and Bonneville (Elixir Press), and has published several essays. While a resident at Hypatia-in-the-Woods, she'll continue working on her third poetry book, The Large Glass. She lives in St. Louis, Missouri.
Free/Public
Craft Club
Bring a project to work on, or help yourself to our free collage supplies. We provide paper, old journals, books, glue, scissors, pens, and more.
Every 2nd and 4th Sunday at Marmo from 11 am-2 pm
Free/Public
Fiber Art Friday
Join fellow fiber art enthusiasts.
Bring a fiber art project to work on, whether knitting, spinning, felting, crocheting, sewing, mending, quilting, or something else!
Every 1st and 3rd Friday from 3-6 pm
Free/Public
Exploring Senryu: A Japanese Poetry Writing Workshop
Exploring Senryu: A Japanese Poetry Writing Workshop with TRL Librarian Kristine Techavanich
Book Club
Join the Marmo Book Club!
Led by local librarian, Cameron Miller, Book Club is currently exploring books in the mystery genre.
Book Club meets on the second Saturday of every month.
For more information email: marmobookclub@trl.org
Free/Public
Exploring Senryu: A Japanese Poetry Writing Workshop
Exploring Senryu: A Japanese Poetry Writing Workshop with TRL Librarian Kristine Techavanich
Craft Club & Gourd Painting with Connie Simpson
This craft club features a free gourd painting workshop with Connie Simpson. All materials are provided and all skill levels are welcome. Limited spots are available. Please RSVP to reserve your spot.
For Craft Club attendees:
Bring a project to work on, or help yourself to our free collage supplies. We’ll provide paper, old journals, books, glue, scissors, pens, and more.
Every 2nd and 4th Sunday at Marmo from 11 am-2 pm
Free/Public
Exhibition Opening: Pattern and Structure
Join us on Saturday, June 7th for the opening reception of Pattern & Structure from 5-8 pm.
Marmo Gallery is pleased to present Pattern & Structure, a group exhibition co-curated by Isa Radojcic and Molly Wheat Baker. This show features contemporary fiber artwork by Paige Anderez, Jean Mandeberg, Kelsey Sizemore, Taylor Hurley, Kelly Elizabeth Watson, and Molly Wheat Baker.
Pattern & Structure invites viewers to engage with fiber artworks that highlight the tactile, conceptual, and aesthetic dimensions of the medium. The exhibition explores the dual nature of textile art–its capacity to embody both structure and spontaneity, repetition and disruption.
Fiber Art Friday
Join fellow fiber art enthusiasts.
Bring a fiber art project to work on, whether knitting, spinning, felting, crocheting, sewing, mending, quilting, or something else!
Every 1st and 3rd Friday from 3-6 pm
Free/Public
Exploring Senryu: A Japanese Poetry Writing Workshop
Exploring Senryu: A Japanese Poetry Writing Workshop with TRL Librarian Kristine Techavanich
Poetry Open Mic with featured reader: Rick Barot
Join us for poetry open mic with featured reader, Rick Barot.
Read your poetry, short prose, or fiction for a suggested 5-minute time limit. Show up early to sign up. Limited reading slots are available.
Free/Public
Artist Exchange
Join us for the monthly Artist Exchange!
The May 30th Artist Exchange will feature a talk with local artist and arts facilitator, Erika Naficy, on her work with Enterprise for Equity.
This is a meet-up for local artists and art institutions in Shelton and surrounding areas to exchange ideas and build community. Have a glass of wine or tea, and mingle.
Meet-ups occur on the last Friday of every month.
Free/Public
Craft Club
Bring a project to work on, or help yourself to our free collage supplies. We provide paper, old journals, books, glue, scissors, pens, and more.
Every 2nd and 4th Sunday at Marmo from 11 am-2 pm
Free/Public
Book Club
Join the Marmo Book Club!
Led by local librarian, Cameron Miller, Book Club is currently exploring books in the mystery genre.
Book Club meets on the second Saturday of every month.
For more information email: marmobookclub@trl.org
Free/Public
Caitlin Andrews | Setting as Character
In Irish, the word dindsenchas means, the lore of places. Places are holders of deep wisdom, allowing generations to define and redefine their identity against the timelessness of location. As writers, it is our responsibility to constantly (re)engage with place - responding to its stimuli and lensing its meaning through our prose.
In craft, place is often forgotten when a writer develops an early work-in-progress, favoring instead perhaps more enticing devices such as character or plot. But what if we considered place as a character itself? What if we treated place as a fundamental motivator which drives narrative forward? In this class, partly driven by close reading and partly by responsive generative prompts, we'll take several opportunities to engage with place within ourselves and our work. We'll look to the work of Katrina Carrasco, Toni Morrison, and Sasha taqʷšəblu LaPointe for inspiration and guidance.
Free, RSVP recommended