Upcoming field trips.
Here's a selection of inspiring excursions you can do with your creative friends. From a movie night, gallery opening, or art walk—to a local hike or even workshops abroad. Your creative friends are ready to roll. More details can be found in the links.
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Olympic Sculpture Park
Seattle
June 17–September 7 / 12–8 PM
This summer, the Olympic Sculpture Park transforms into a one-of-a-kind mini golf course—each of the nine holes is designed by a Seattle-based artist. Featured artists: Julie Alpert, Andy Arkley, Zack Bent, Elizabeth Gahan, Cathy McClure, Chris McMullen, Anthony White, Kalina Wińska. Get your tickets here.

Portland
August 7–9
PolaCon Portland is the latest regional expression of the ultimate three-day instant film photography festival. Experience immersive workshops, guided photowalks, artist talks, and gear demos. Whether a pro, enthusiast, or complete beginner, come celebrate, learn, and connect with the instant film community. Get tickets here.

August 15-20
The Seattle Design Festival has been transforming the city through the power of design since 2011. Each year, they rally around a theme that sparks conversation, inspires action, and transforms how we see our city and each other. From Architecture to Graphic Design, Urban Planning to Interactive Media, they unite the full spectrum of design disciplines with the communities served. Learn more here.

Sonoma, CA
September 28–29
This workshop brings together 40 leaders from across business and the arts for two days exploring coalition building. Find good conversation, good food, and the kind of thinking that’s hard to do when you’re in the middle of it all. Lecturers will share how they think, what it takes to build coalition, what breaks it, and what makes it last. Register here.

Portland
October 16-18
Dive into the enchanting world of miniatures! Visit exhibits to see the artistry of these small creations, take a workshop to unleash your own creativity, and experience the magic of miniature craftsmanship. Get tickets here.
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New York City
October 16–18
OHNY Weekend offers unparalleled access to the best of New York City’s design, culture, and infrastructure by unlocking 300 sites across the city for tours, talks, and exploration.
Most participating sites are open free of charge, welcoming visitors to drop in to experience, and be inspired by, the places that define our city and the people who create and maintain them. Some sites are ticketed for capacity or security reasons, and access is limited to ticket holders only. This is your chance to visit many places that are closed to the public outside of this festival weekend. Learn more here.
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Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan
October 20–24
Wendy Q. *highly* recommends getting yourself to Tajimi! This workshop offers ceramic enthusiasts a rare opportunity to immerse themselves in the heart of Tajimi—the undiscovered ceramic capital of Japan. Learn under the guidance of internationally renowned ceramic artist Shingo Takeuchi and explore the region’s rich ceramic heritage alongside a knowledgeable interpreter guide. You will gain exclusive access to ceramic knowledge and culture, visit a bespoke clay processor, and experience a tea ceremony in the Satoyama (mountain village). Connect craft, nature, and mindfulness at this retreat.

Museum of Flight
Through January 18, 2027
Runway to Runway features 100 artifacts ranging from classic suits and skirts to capes and go-go boots and onward to today’s thoughtful neoclassic styles. Each uniform reflects the person who wore it, the purpose behind its design and the responsibilities carried out while it was worn. The interactives in the exhibit allow visitors to enhance their fashion sense with touchable fabrics, hands-on activities. The exhibit also pulls back the curtain on the illusion of style to glimpse the racial barriers, sexism, and ignored workers’ rights that challenged flight attendants on every flight.
