Fall Art Supply Exchange | Utility Works - Creative Community

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Do you have art materials and tools that you no longer want to use, but are still usable? Are you looking for more materials you do need, hoping to try out a new medium or style, or would just love an opportunity to get some free supplies? Then come to Lansdowne’s Fall Art Supply Exchange! At this event, you can bring art supplies you no longer want (but are still in working condition) so that others who may be interested in them can have them for free, and pick up a few new free supplies yourself from what others have brought. The event will take place on October 13th at Utility Works. Drop-off of supplies will open at 11 am and end at 2 pm, and the “shopping” period for supplies will last from 12 pm to 4 pm. The following types of supplies are accepted at the Exchange: Drawing supplies, such as pencils, pens, markers, crayons, etcPainting supplies, such as still-usable paints, brushes, canvases, frames, etcPaper and sketchbooksScrapbooking materialsFabric, yarn, thread, usable scrap materialPrintmaking suppliesCeramic & clay work suppliesUsable adhesive material such as glue, paste, tape, etcSmall hand tools such as scissors, hammers, tape measurers, etcStickers, rhinestones, glitter, beads (MUST be in sealed containers)Silk flowersStorage containersStudio furniture such as desks, lamps, stools, etc (must be intact, usable, and under 50 lbs)Art books, photography books, etcOffice supplies such as post-its, paper clips, notebooks, etcAny other USABLE art & craft supplies!The following types of supplies are not accepted at the Exchange: Hazardous material and e-waste (including solvents, batteries, electronics, etc)Containers that are leaking, dripping, sticky, or wetLiquid and semi-liquid materials such as paint or adhesives that are congealed or dry (or unusable for other reasons)Construction materials over 50 lbs, such as bags of concreteFurniture and appliances over 50 lbsGeneral garbage such as discarded wrappers/non-reusable packaging material, unusable scrap material, broken items, etcWe retain the right to turn down any material deemed toxic, hazardous, too heavy, or unacceptable for other reasons Information Source: LEDC / Utility Works | eventbrite