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Art Club: Sip and Sculpt

Thu, Oct 8, 2026
Free Events
A woman sits at a table covered in craft supplies, cutting orange paper. Scissors, glue, and colored paper are scattered around. Another person sits in the background.
Free Thursday Night, 2025. Courtesy Walker Art Center. Photo: Hollie Leggett.

Event Details

Tickets & Info

This is a limited capacity event and tickets are non-transferrable between workshops. Limit 2 per person. Please plan ahead: late arrivals are not guaranteed a seat. A waitlist will be kept night-of. Any unfilled seats available 15 minutes after workshop start may become available to those on the waitlist.

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When Thu, Oct 8, 2026
Where Walker Art Center
Time 5–8 pm, galleries 5–9 pm
Price Free
Part of: Free Thursday Nights

Part of: Free Thursday Nights

Grab a drink and get ready to channel your inner sculptor. Discover your personal style using the versatile medium of cardboard. Seventy-five-minute workshop sessions, led by Walker educators with expertise in cardboard sculpture, will begin at 5 pm and 6:30 pm.

Workshop instructions are designed for all skill levels; no prior experience required. Materials are provided and distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Supplies and space are limited; please arrive early to claim a station. Light refreshments are provided and a cash bar will be available. Sharp objects involved, please practice knife safety.

This event is part of Free Thursday Nights. Galleries are open late and free from 5 to 9 pm. The evening also includes Art Club, featuring free creative programs in the Art Lab.

Accessibility

ASL interpretation and additional accommodations may be requested for this program. Contact Visitor Services at access@walkerart.org or 612-375-7564 at least two weeks before the event to discuss your request. More information is available on our Accessibility page. 

Part of: Free Thursday Nights

Part of: Free Thursday Nights

Free Thursday Nights are sponsored by

Lead support for the Walker’s Learning and Public Programs is provided by the Pohlad Family Community Engagement Fund.