• Traditional Studio Classes: Painting, Drawing, 3D, Clay, Fiber Arts, etc...
• Art for Creative Reconnection: Process Art, Intuitive Painting, Traditional & Ancestral Crafts, Nature Art, and Community Art
• Children and Youth Program: Camps, Classes, and Social Groups
We're Growing
We're located upstairs at the Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship, BUF (not affiliated) near downtown Bellingham. We're growing into our vision of a community studio, hosting inspiring local teachers and using our space and creativity to meet a variety of community needs. Keep checking in as our offerings continue to expand!
And we’re busy dreaming up creative fundraising plans for the next stage so the Beehive can be financially accessible to all. Please reach out if you want to get in involved and help the Hive thrive!
the beehive is a safe space
True creativity requires vulnerability and vulnerability is only possible in a safe environment (check out Brene Brown's research).
We're committed to maintaining a Hive-vibe of inclusivity and emotional safety for the WHOLE community. Racial, cultural, life-experience, gender, developmental, and neuro DIVERSITY are what make our Hive community strong and beautiful!
Alycia & John Lund
Parenting two super creative kids, one with an extra chromosome (and extra silliness), has been a big motivation for The Beehive.
From Alycia:
I've always worked closely with kids and they are my most important art teachers. I'm currently writing and illustrating a book about Creative Reconnection: Intuitive painting, ancestral craft and creativity, and nature-based art through the seasonal transitions of the year.✉ alycia@beehivestudio.org
From John:
I work as a graphic designer, illustrator, and photographer and enjoy spontaneous, first thought art and getting into "the zone" where self-connection happens. I love using art and design to help people connect with their community, history, and local environment through interpretive signs, museum illustrations, and interactive exhibits. As a teacher, I love giving individual attention, helping each person hone and develop their unique art skills and goals.✉ john@beehivestudio.org
Land Acknowledgement
The Beehive Community Studio is located on the historic and unceded lands of the Lhaq’temish / Lummi Nation and Nuxwsa’7aq / Nooksack Tribe.
In an effort toward reparations and out of respect and gratitude for the lives, culture, and current and past land protection efforts of Coast Salish people, we offer a 15% discount on all Beehive classes and activities to everyone of Coast Salish descent.