What Works? is a practical skills workshop series for youth working toward a career in arts administration. This month’s presenters are Kristina Bradt and Stephen Nilsson. They will be offering insight into the ways we can create opportunities for connection and collaboration through community-based projects.

In our lives and as part of movements and organization, many of us play different roles in pursuit of equity, shared liberation, inclusion, and justice. Sometimes, we feel overwhelmed, confused, or ineffective as we reach for our goals. The Social Change Ecosystem, developed by Deepa Iyer, is a framework that can anchor and guide your work. Join us on Thursday, April 18, 7–9pm, for an intro to the framework from UyenThi Tran Myhre, Coordinator at the Building Movement Project.

Step into the realm of innovation with us! On Friday, April 12, 7–9pm, we're bringing you Advanced Prototypes: an electrifying showcase of ostensibly groundbreaking inventions. Join our presumably esteemed presenters as they unveil their latest prototypes and visionary concepts. Be among the first to witness the future unfold before your eyes. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore the frontiers of technology and imagination or something. See you there!

Join us on Thursday, April 11, 6–8pm, for a fun and collaborative design session! Bring your creativity and share ideas in a relaxed atmosphere. We'll be making posters, stickers, prints, buttons, flyers, and more! Everyone is welcome, and all materials will be provided. This is the first in a series of Thursday night workshops throughout April, in connection with Windsor Workers’ Action Centre.

Join us from 2–5pm on Saturday, March 23 for a free drop-in embroidery workshop led by Catherine Heard in conjunction with her solo exhibition Redwork: The Emperor of Atlantis. Participation is free and all materials will be provided. No experience is necessary. Assistants will be present to help people learn to embroider!

What Works? is a free practical skills workshop series for youth working toward a career in arts administration. This month’s presenters are Talysha Bujold-Abu and Maria Mediratta. They will provide an introduction to artist residencies and offer comparative insight into their own experiences as artists in residence. Registration required.

Free open mic poetry, storytelling, and drum circle hosted by Teajai Travis, Windsor’s Multicultural Community Storyteller.

Join us Sunday, March 17, 1–3pm to create your own postcards and write to members of Parliament regarding the ongoing genocide in Gaza. We’ll provide blank postcards and art materials so you can create your own design. Postcards will be collected and mailed at the end of the event. Free! All ages welcome!

Table Talk is a bi-monthly series that invites folks to consider the ways food and art come together to transform, connect, and nourish. This month our presenter is Rose Tobin, owner of Mangia Y'all. Rose will reminisce about her father as she discusses one of her favourite dinners he used to prepare: Polenta Board.

Join us from 2–5pm on Saturday, March 16 for a free drop-in embroidery workshop led by Catherine Heard in conjunction with her solo exhibition Redwork: The Emperor of Atlantis. Participation is free and all materials will be provided. No experience is necessary. Assistants will be present to help people learn to embroider!

Creative Output Theory is going out with a bang! Saturday, March 9… get ready for a night filled with steeze and original creativity from some of the best artists and stylists around. We're excited to bring you the Misfits Fashion Show! New looks by six designers, live music, and one last skate! Don't miss this! Doors: 7pm. Fashion: 7:30pm. Bands: 9:30pm. PWYC.

Here we are once more! Join us on Friday, March 8, 7–9pm, for another engaging session of our riveting lecture series guided by most-likely esteemed academics and scholars. Our focus this week: Strategies for a Vibrant Lifestyle. Join plausible experts as they share transformative insights and practical techniques to enhance your well-being and potentially unleash your full potential. Unlock the keys to living your life, maybe!

It’s almost your last chance to skate the ramp! Join Creative Output Theory on Thursday, March 7, 7–10pm, for the second last open skate session of their residency. FREE!

Join us in the gallery for an intimate screening of George Washington, directed by David Gordon Green. This event is part of our free monthly film screening series, See/Saw, an ongoing program of experimental, avant-garde, indie, arthouse, and outsider films. Seating is limited. Films start at 7:30pm.

Creative Output Theory Presents: Skateboarding 101! Join us on Saturday, March 2, 12–4pm, as we go through the fundamentals of skateboarding. If you're just starting out with skateboarding and have little to no experience, then this is the perfect opportunity for you to learn! FREE!

Creative Output Theory welcomes you to Ladies’ Night Pt. 2 at Artcite! Join us on Wednesday, February 28, 7–10pm. All wheels and skill levels welcome—beginner lessons available! If you don't have a board, we have a few extras! FREE!

What Works? is a practical skills workshop series for youth working toward a career in arts administration. This month’s presenter is Stephanie Barnhard. Stephanie is the Board President of Windsor Endowment for the Arts. She will be offering an introduction to artist grants. Registration is free.

Free open mic poetry, storytelling, and drum circle hosted by Teajai Travis, Windsor’s Multicultural Community Storyteller.

Creative Output Theory welcomes you to Ladies’ Night at Artcite! Join us on Wednesday, February 21, 7–10pm. All wheels and skill levels welcome—beginner lessons available! If you don't have a board, we have a few extras! FREE!

Join us for Family Day fun! This Monday, February 19, 9am–12pm, Creative Output Theory is offering family-friendly free skating, lessons, and of course snacks! All ages and skill levels are welcome. FREE!

Get ready! Get hyped! You've waited ever so patiently and now you get to shred it ever so passionately! Creative Output Theory is finally opening its doors to the public this Saturday, February 10! Featuring skateboarding, art, live music, and more. Doors: 8pm. Bands: 8:30pm. PWYC.

Join us for another instalment of our captivating lecture series led by random but probably esteemed academics and scholars. This week's theme: Happy Accidents. Potentially explore how chance encounters and unintended discoveries have shaped history and propelled innovation forward!

From the Archive of Resistance will bring together two films from the Palestine Film Unit (now the Palestine Cinema Institute). Films produced by the Palestine Film Unit attempt to reclaim Palestinian self-image and narrative through revolutionary and militant cinema, transforming a people “from refugees to freedom fighters.” This event is in collaboration with Nadi Lekol Nas.

Calling all quad skaters! Creative Output Theory would like to invite you to take over their space! Wednesday, February 7, 5–8pm. All ages and all skill levels welcome!

Join us in the gallery for an intimate screening of Chop Shop, directed by Ramin Bahrani. This event is part of our free monthly film screening series, See/Saw, an ongoing program of experimental, avant-garde, indie, arthouse, and outsider films. Seating is limited. Films start at 7:30pm.