​This workshop is for individuals and families directly impacted by the July 4th floods in Kerr County — including those who experienced loss, displacement, or participated in search, rescue, and recovery efforts. We understand that the ripple effects of trauma and care extend beyond county lines, touching many hearts and homes across Central Texas.​

 

As arts responders, we are holding space for those affected to come together in a meaningful act of creation. Guided by our team of trained art therapists, participants will hand-shape ceramic tiles that will become part of the final public mural in Kerrville.

 

​This process is grounded in neuroscience and offers a trauma-informed expressive arts practice: the tactile rhythm of working with clay supports regulation of the nervous system, connection to others, and gentle emotional processing. In making something with our hands, we engage memory, presence, and care — offering a pathway to honor grief, express support for our Hill Country neighbors, and participate in a shared story of resilience.

 

​No art experience is necessary.

Just come as you are.

Your presence matters here.

 

​Dates: November 29th & December 13th

Time: 2:00 – 4:00 PMLocation: 11402 Joy Street, Austin, TX

Cost: Free

Ages: All ages (for those impacted by the floods)

RSVP Required: Please fill out the form using the link below.