Goggle Works

Classes and workshops: serving over 1,200 per year, which provide core programming to people of all ages. There are also private workshops available for retreats and charitable outreachartsbridge outreach provided education, art therapy and access to arts for individuals with physical, developmental or emotional challengesscholarship placement: placing more than 100 students with financial need in the classes and workshops listed above, regardless of financial meanssee schedule o for additional informationadmission: free visitation and parking for the general public for tours of four galleries, eight workshops spaces, 35 artist studios, and other arts spacesafter school arts program (asap): serving 500-550 school children annually with after school programs providing arts education and exploration, especially students within inner-city readingarts festival reading: serving 2500 annually with 45 juried artists, demonstrations, workshops, food vendors, and other activitiesfilm screenings: serving nearly 15,000 per year, the film theater shows three screenings on weekendsdemonstrations: available on gallery openings and during other events at no cost to roughly 5000 per yearretail store: promoting the sale of work of gw studio artists and other regional artistsrental facilities tenant artists and resident organization studios (organizations, many of which are nonprofit), as well as space rentals for private events such as weddings, conferences, parties and other special occasionscatering for event rentals - gw exclusively partnered with doubletree to cater for any events taking place at gw