Grunewald Guild

08/20/2026

Fresh pasta for dinner tonight! Don’t miss out 😋 community dinner starts at 6pm.

08/20/2026

Community dinner is tonight! Join us for a delicious meal and a fabulous concert with Dandelioness Music 💫

Celebrate the transition of summer to fall with the...

08/13/2026

Somehow our summer programming has come to an end and we aren't quite ready to let go! Join us for a playful and introspective (yes it can be both!) weekend as we stitch, paint and sculpt over a long weekend: Thursday September 10-Sunday September 13th. We'll have nourishing food, creative play and the best company around, that is, if you join us! Hope to see you soon!

08/06/2026

You're invited to join us for a special community dinner at the Guild on Thursday August 20th! It will feature delicious food by Becca Bay & Lane Morrison, and an incredible concert with .mp3 . We are so excited to have Chloe back at the Guild & hope you can join us for this very special celebration of community & art!

08/05/2026

Community dinner is back! Join us on Thursday, August 20th 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM for a delicious meal provided by the Grunewald Guild's Rebecca Bay & Lane Morrison and followed by live music from Dandelioness.

Connect with friends, enjoy fantastic food, and celebrate the art and spirit of community.

These events often sell out! Register today for a great night.

https://grunewaldguild.secure.retreat.guru/program/august-community-dinner-live-concert/

Artist Bio:

Dandelioness is known for her radioactive falsetto, visceral performances, and the strange, hypnotic spell she casts on every room she steps into. Equal parts bohemian goth, cosmic diarist, and mischievous shadow-work guide, she turns rock clubs into listening rooms and listening rooms into portals.

Celebrate the transition of summer to fall with the...

08/05/2026

We're just one week away from our last programming of the summer! If you're like us and want to hang on just a little longer, consider joining us for this weekend workshop with Joel Heng Hartse & . We'll be exploring the spiritual and self-reflective nature of Tarot with Kayleigh & Joel will be sharing his love of writing about music! There's more info on our website-- we hope you can join us!

07/05/2026

Today July 5-19th we are having a sale on classes for our final week of summer programming! Experience the joyful culmination of 7 weeks of programming-- there will be incredible food, swimming, and so much playful art-making!

06/29/2026

Today we're featuring Gloria Dorve (she/her), who will be teaching a week-long sewing course with us July 19-25. Gloria is a wife, mother, grandmother, and a retired pastor from Madrid, Iowa. She has been a fiber artist since her days of 4-H sewing.
Gloria has made large fabric installations in convention centers and synod
assemblies, as well as for high school play sets. She often focuses on art
that can be used practically. “For me, there is something of God in getting
to use something handmade, something of excellence, for everyday tasks.”
She approaches her work as a steward of God’s good creation.

Gloria works with many mediums, primarily weaving and acrylics. She is
digging deeper into liturgical art using paint and fiber – art for home and
worship space that points to God’s love, forgiveness, and the beauty of
creation and relationships.

06/28/2026

Today, June 28-July 12th, we're having a sale on a few summer classes! If you've ever wanted to sew your own clothes, make a tapestry for your own home, or learn how to create lids that fit in your pottery practice, maybe this is your summer. Our programming is a week long immersion into craft and is complimented by three delicious meals a day, community & the beauty of the north cascades & Wenatchee River!

06/25/2026

Today we're featuring Lila Steffan, a watercolorist specializing in earth pigments, who is teaching with us July 26-Aug 1. Originally from Bellingham, Washington, she completed her BA in Studio Art at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas and has spent the last year living and working in Vermont. Her paintings have been featured in group exhibitions at the San Antonio Art League and Museum, SPACE Gallery in Burlington, Vermont, and the Michael and Noemi Neidorff Gallery. Through her work, Steffan explores the impact of climate change on naturally occurring cycles of decay and regeneration. Steffan forages for pigments such as charcoal, hematite, glauconite and shaggy mane mushrooms, which she hand processes into watercolor paints.