Resources for community members

The Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University brings design and the arts into the community and invites community members to experience the arts through a variety of programs, workshops, classes and events.

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Community education opportunities

An array of community classes for members of both the ASU and surrounding communities are available through the ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts. Both private instruction to group classes are available at reasonable rates. Explore what we can offer you.

Student creating traditional handset letterpress cards

Adult art workshops

Young man and woman engage in discussion during workshop

Art workshops for art educators

School of Art teacher assisting schoolboy in the Children's Art Workshop

Children’s Art Workshop

Summer art camps

Students working with a laptop and discussing a project

Digital Culture Summer Institute

Summer design premier

Summer Design Primer

Night event at Paul V. Galvin Playhouse

Artswork

Music prep

String project

String Project

ASU summer music institute

Summer Music Institute

Did you know that creative thinking is one of the top traits employers are seeking? See our list of elective offerings for non-majors.


We offer hundreds of events throughout the community; many are free!

Upcoming events

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April 4, 2020
Gallery of Design
April 4, 2020
ASU Art Museum
April 4, 2020
ASU Art Museum

ASU Herberger Institute in the community

Community projects and opportunites

White envelope with the word Dreams

Frame a Dream

College faculty teaching in a classroom

Music, Learning, and Society Research Group

School of Music teacher assisting student

Music Therapy Clinic

Erika Moore with Project All Voices Fellows

Projecting All Voices Fellowship

Herberger Institute locations in the community

ASU Grant Street studios building

ASU Grant Street Studios

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