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  • Promotional graphic for The Prism Lab, an LGBTQIA2S+ makers group. 2nd Tuesdays, 6-8 PM at Fourth Plain Commons.

    Prism Lab: A Dedicated Space for LGBTQIA2S+ Makers

    Fourth Plain Community Commons 3101 E 4th Plain Blvd ste 101, Vancouver, Washington, United States

    Through a prism, light doesn’t just pass—it expands into its full, vivid spectrum. The Prism Lab is a monthly creative hub designed specifically for LGBTQIA2S+ writers, fiber artists, crafters, and visual artists to gather, connect, and create. This is a space of "collaborative courage" where you can work on your projects without needing to translate...

  • Here is the compliant, concise alt text for the second poster image (The Prism and Nexus Poster-1.jpg): Alt Text: Poster for The Prism & The Nexus groups at Fourth Plain Community Commons. Every month, 6-8pm. See StorySpark Collective event page.

    The Nexus: The Intersection of Every Craft (Open to All)

    Fourth Plain Community Commons 3101 E 4th Plain Blvd ste 101, Vancouver, Washington, United States

    The Nexus is where all paths, mediums, and backgrounds converge. It is our "Common Ground"—an open creative circuit where a poet can sit next to a quilter, and a painter can swap ideas with a woodworker. Open to all creators, this high-energy, inclusive gathering is built on the belief that the most brilliant creative sparks...

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