Community Impact (as of September 2026)

• 200+ creative workshops hosted across writing, journaling, and visual arts programming
• 200+ hours of direct creative programming delivered in community settings
• 700+ participant engagements through workshops, open studio sessions, and art gatherings

• Weekly creative classes serving approximately 4–6 participants per class in supportive housing and community spaces
• Low-barrier arts programming designed for individuals impacted by housing insecurity or justice involvement

• 110 creative supply kits distributed to support independent art practice outside workshops

• 5 artists receiving individualized support, including material assistance, mentorship, and creative development. Participants include artists experiencing homelessness as well as justice-involved community members rebuilding stability through art.

• 2 artist-led Etsy storefronts launched, supporting creative visibility and opportunities for earned income

• Growing partnerships with local organizations and community spaces expanding access to creative programming across Weld County

Street Gallery 808 meets artists where they are, offering space, materials, instruction, and community connection through art. Every number represents a person gaining opportunities to express themselves, build skills, strengthen relationships, and develop their creative identity.