Do I need any art experience to attend?

No. The workshop is designed for all skill levels—Amy provides step-by-step prompts and materials for beginners.

What does the ticket price include?

The fee covers two hours of instruction, access to a curated materials table, and guidance from the facilitator; bring personal items if you want to customize further.

Can I bring a friend or make a group booking?

Yes—participants may attend together. Book early to keep seats adjacent; group size is limited by studio capacity.

Is there an age minimum?

Age restrictions are not specified; contact Creative 360 directly if you plan to bring minors or have specific concerns.

What is the cancellation or refund policy?

Cancellation details were not provided; check the booking link or contact the organizer for their policy before purchasing.

Where do I go for check-in?

Meet at Creative 360, 5501 Jefferson Ave., Midland, MI; arrive a few minutes early to settle in and choose materials.

Create Your 2026 Vision Board at Creative 360 in Midland | Workshop

At Creative 360 in Midland, Michigan, a soft-lit studio at 5501 Jefferson Ave., Vision Board for the New Year! is a focused, two-hour collage workshop that helps you set intentions for 2026 through hands-on art. On Wednesday, January 28, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, leader Amy Brittan guides a small group through reflection prompts, layout decisions, and playful material mixing. With a $20 prepay or $25 at the door, the evening strips away perfectionism and replaces it with practical ritual: a visual roadmap you’ll want to pin above your desk or pack into your travel journal. The session begins with a brief reflection to surface priorities—work, adventure, health, creative projects—then moves to image-gathering from a curated stash of magazines, printed ephemera, patterned papers, and found textures. Tables are set for collage by hand: scissors, glue sticks, templates, and inspiration boards. Participants arrange images, cut phrases, and test compositions until a confident balance appears. Amy’s prompts keep the process focused and accessible, translating vague ambitions into concrete imagery and actionable cues. This workshop is a local asset because it blends creativity with community intention-setting. Creative 360 occupies a practical place in Midland’s cultural life, offering studio classes that are open to everyone and useful year-round. For outdoor lovers, a vision board session provides the planning space to decide on peak climbs, paddling trips, or canoe weekends in nearby state lands. It’s an indoor way to mark the transition between planning and doing. Key features: a communal studio environment, abundant collage materials, guided reflection prompts, and facilitator-led composition coaching. The unique element is the tactile remix of images and words—mixed-media collage that encourages decision-making as much as imagination. Midland itself has roots as an industrial center shaped by local industry, yet the city supports an active arts scene and nearby nature like Dow Gardens and the Chippewa Nature Center for weekend reconnection. Bring a few personal photos or ticket stubs if you want to anchor the board to real memories, and wear layers—studio spaces can vary in temperature. Expect friendly chatter, focused work time, and the satisfying snap of scissors. The format suits beginners and repeat makers who prefer intention over perfection. If you’re looking to start the year with clarity and a tangible plan, this two-hour workshop offers both the creative boost and the community energy to turn goals into daily habits. Sign up through the provided booking link and arrive ready to cut, paste, and commit. Materials are supplied but consider bringing a favorite marker, a small flat envelope of ephemera, and questions about your priorities—this keeps the work personal and portable, so your vision board becomes a living reference for trips, projects, and everyday choices throughout the year ahead.