Journeys

Journey into a creative, connected life

Our multi-week experiences are led by a team of teaching artists who thoughtfully design each journey for makers, dreamers, and lifelong learners. Together, we build new skills, deepen our lifelong practice, and find inspiration within a supportive community.

Fall journeys are now enrolling….

This season, we go foraging.

We put our creative knowledge into practice, seeking out rare ingredients, making magic and admiring the wonders of our surroundings.

Cohort Program

Choose your own schedule of 8 workshops taking place weeknights and weekends from Sept 8/9 to Nov 10/11. First five registrants receive a free guest workshop pass.

Print Lab

An 8-week printmaking intensive. Mondays 6:30-9:30 pm from Sept 14 to Nov 2 in Williamsburg.

Writers’ Room

An 8-week writing intensive. Thursdays 6:30-9:30pm from Sept 17 to Nov 5 in Williamsburg.

Everyday Rituals

An 8-week ceramics intensive. Tuesdays 6:30-9:30 pm from Sept 15 to Nov 3 in Williamsburg.

Embroidery Studio

An 8-week embroidery intensive. Saturdays, 9:30am-12:30pm from Sept 12 to Nov 7 at our Midtown location.

Through the Looking-Glass

An 8-week drawing intensive. Mondays 6:30-9:30pm, from Sept 14 to Nov 9, in Midtown.

Can’t make it this season? See upcoming seasons and sign up to get first dibs.

Journey Offerings

Cohort Program

An exploratory journey spanning various mediums.

Jumpstart your creativity with fellow cohort members. Create a custom, 8-week schedule from a variety of workshops.

Intensives

A focused deep-dive into one discipline or medium.

Dig deep into one creative area like drawing or ceramics to gain confidence. Engage with community through food & conversation, too.

Included in all Journeys

Creative Flow Membership

All journeys include the Creative Flow Membership at Drawing Room. Enjoy unlimited Open Hours, access to the Art and Clay Libraries on every visit, exclusive member events, guest passes, and member perks.

Office Hours with Instructors

Journey members and alumni have the ability to schedule time with Instructors to receive additional support, access to class equipment, and ask questions while working on independent projects during Open Hours.

(Starting Fall 2026)

Showcase Night

A show-and-tell of your favorite works to celebrate your growth from the Journey. We’ll admire the creations of our fellow members, celebrate with your instructors, and enjoy food, beverages, music and mingling!

“I participated in the first Cohort Program…and I have been hooked ever since! Not only do they offer so many amazing workshops, but they've also created such a warm and welcoming community that has really become a creative home for me. I think I've taken workshops with all of the instructors at this point and they are truly all so talented, kind, and inspiring!

Would highly recommend if you're looking to try a new medium, reconnect with your creativity, or meet new artsy friends!”

KellyAnne Tang, Journey Alumna

Our Instructors

Drawing Room instructors are passionate, practicing artists who love sharing their skills and ideas to build a more creative, connected world. They each have distinct styles and ways of teaching, and work together to design and instruct our Journeys.

Aubrey (she/her) teaches workshops, intensives, and leads the ceramics team at Drawing Room! She makes pots with playfully illustrated faces and feelings.

Aubrey Aiese

Rachel Herron

Rachel Herron (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and educator whose workshops blend storytelling, play, and creative exploration.

Ivy teaches ceramics workshops and intensives. She’s inspired by the natural world around her.

Ivy Weinglass

Angie Hewitt

Angie (she/her) is an artist and printmaker whose work is rooted in process, repetition, and experimentation.

Jia Sung (she/her) is an artist and educator whose practice centers marginalized stories through a narrative-driven approach shaped by her immigrant experience.

Luisa Mantelli

Luisa Mantelli (she/her) is a textile artist whose crochet, weaving, embroidery, and natural dyeing translate themes of migration, memory, and transformation.

Jia Sung

Ray Hwang (he/him) is a an artist whose layered, abstracted personal‑history work explores themes of family, home, and intercultural tension.

Ray Hwang

“Journeys are the heart of what we offer at Drawing Room – the perfect blend of community, connection, and creative growth. They bring together like-minded individuals with shared intent, to inspire a creative life, and transform your practice.”

Which is right for you?

Drop by to learn more!

You can drop-in to a Cohort workshop to get a feel for the program, connect with current Cohort Members, and learn a new skill! Or, swing by Open Hours for a tour of either location!

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