Welcome to Creative Flow Art Center!
Stay tuned for our grand opening this fall!
Meet Emily Robinson, Director of Creative Flow Art Center.
We hope you’ll join Rumriver and Emily in this exciting expansion, becoming an integral part of building a creative, inclusive, supportive, and enriching art community in Fridley. You can contribute by attending classes and group activities, sponsoring a gallery show or event, making a one-time or recurring donation of any amount, helping fund scholarships, attending fundraisers, and spreading the word to your friends, family, and even strangers about the new art center.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I stay updated?
Follow us on Facebook, check out our website for updates, and sign up for e-newsletters from Rumriver Art Center for updates. Fridley e-newsletters coming soon!
How can I get involved?
Check out our support page. Become a volunteer, share your teaching abilities, or check out our donation options.
Where can I find Creative Flow before this summer?
Find us in the Fridley community this summer while construction at the Fire Station is in progress! Check out our summer classes at Flanery Park and at various businesses in the area.
How is Creative Flow Art Center related to Rumriver Art Center?
They are sister-locations! They are under the same entity and work collaboratively. Creative Flow Art Center is a site in Fridley where we can better serve students with accessibility needs. Rumriver Art Center is located in the Old Milk Factory in Anoka.