THE HUB
Now
Where creativity and community come together.
The Hub is the creative learning home of Crystal Bridges — a place where visitors of every age and experience level can make art, learn new skills, and connect with artists and neighbors. Open to everyone, every day the museum is open.
Workshop • Sat 10 AM – 12 PM
Saturday Studio
Visual Arts Studios
Open studio • Tue–Sun, all day
Ceramics Open Studio
Ceramics Studio
Artist talk • Thu 6 PM
Meet the Resident
Gallery Lounge
Family • Sun 1 – 4 PM
Family Art Day
Mobile Art Lab
Make
Ceramics, fiber arts, printmaking, glass and metalwork, and digital art-making tools for makers of all ages and experience levels.
Browse studio classes
Northern Trust Visual Arts Studios
The main makerspace for painting, drawing, and mixed media at every level.
Ceramics Studio
Wheels, hand-building benches, glaze room, and kilns on site.
Digital Tools Studio
Projection, code, photo, and small-scale digital fabrication.
Printmaking & Letterpress
Relief, monotype, screenprint, and a working letterpress.
Fiber Arts
Looms, sewing machines, and tables for stitch, dye, and embroidery.
Glass & Metalwork
A small fabrication bay for fused glass, soldering, and light metals.
Creative Courtyard
Pop in any time during open hours — no registration required.
Learn
A home for artist talks, screenings, performances, and community events. Artists aren’t only on our walls — they’re here as teachers and neighbors.
Walmart Community Gallery Lounge
A relaxed living-room space to connect with art, artists, and art lovers.
Teaching Artist in Residence Studio
Get an inside look at the artistic process. Meet our current artist in residence.
Connect
A welcoming space to relax and connect with local artists and art lovers — on campus and across Northwest Arkansas.
The Commons & Meeting Room
Your destination for events, talks, and screenings — and bookable for community gatherings.
The Community Gallery
Rotating exhibitions of work by local and regional artists.
The Mobile Art Lab
Crystal Bridges on wheels — bringing free art-making to fairs, libraries, and pop-ups across the region.