ARTboxes
ARTboxes bring the art activities to you! This series of eight art-sharing boxes provide free art explorations and supplies year-round. Creative prompts and materials are designed to engage participants of all ages and experience levels, with themes rotating seasonally. Launched in 2020, ARTboxes aim to inspire creativity and expand art access in neighborhoods across Dublin.
Where can I find an ARTbox?
ARTboxes look like “Little Libraries,” and are located in several spots around Dublin, including:
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Dublin Community Recreation Center 5600 Post Rd., (front entrance)
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Scioto Park, 7377 Riverside Dr., Dublin, (near the Leatherlips sculpture)
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Dublin Arts Council, 7125 Riverside Dr., Dublin, next to the parking lot
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Kaltenbach Park, 5985 Cara Rd., Dublin, (adjacent to the playground)
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Near the Visit Dublin Ohio Visitors Center, 13 South High Street, Dublin, (next to the Frog Park sculpture)
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Near Pins Mechanical/16-Bit Barcade in Bridge Park, 6564 Riverside Dr., Dublin, (in the pocket-park)
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Dublin Historical Society Museum, 35 South High Street, Dublin.
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M.L. Red Trabue Nature Reserve, 6500 Post Rd, Dublin
What will I find in an ARTbox?
ARTboxes offer free art explorations and supplies. These explorations rotate seasonally. Periodically, Dublin Arts Council collaborates with local partners and artists to offer a unique perspective or cultural exchange project.
What if the box is empty?
ARTboxes provide about 7,500 free worksheets and boxes of supplies each year! As you can imagine, it’s hard to keep up with this engagement. If you see an ARTbox empty, we apologize for any inconvenience. We hope you will check back again soon.
Who takes care of the ARTboxes?
Dublin Arts Council has a team of dedicated volunteers, called stewards, who care for the ARTboxes. Stewards visit the boxes two to three times each month to restock supplies, refresh signage and perform routine cleaning.
A special thanks to
our ARTbox partners.
