The Hive collaborates with community partners to design and facilitate creative programs within shared spaces. Partnerships are structured to be flexible, responsive, and aligned with each host’s goals, audience, and environment.
Rather than offering fixed, one-size-fits-all programming, The Hive works in conversation with partners to shape workshops and creative sessions that fit the context of the space and the people it serves.
Partner With The Hive
Who We Partner With
The Hive works with a range of partners, including:
Apartment and residential communities
Schools and youth-serving organizations
Galleries and cultural spaces
Nonprofit and community-based organizations
Mission-aligned workplaces and wellness-oriented groups
Partnerships are best suited for groups seeking facilitated creative experiences that support engagement, connection, or reflection within their communities.
What Partnerships Can Look Like
Partnerships may take different forms depending on need, capacity, and goals.
Hosted Workshops
Single-session or recurring workshops facilitated by The Hive and hosted within your space. These sessions are designed collaboratively and adapted to the size, schedule, and audience of your community.
Program Series
Multi-session workshops or short-term creative series developed around a shared focus or theme. Series formats allow for deeper engagement over time and are well-suited for ongoing community programming.
Creative Wellness Programming
Facilitated sessions that use creative practice to support presence, stress relief, and reflection. These offerings are commonly used for staff wellness, community care, or supportive programming contexts.
How Collaboration Work
Partnerships begin with an initial conversation to understand your goals, audience, space, and logistical needs. From there, The Hive develops a proposed structure, scope, and facilitation plan tailored to your context.
The Hive provides facilitation, materials, and program structure. Partners provide the hosting space and assist with coordination, promotion, or participant outreach as needed. All details—including format, timeline, and compensation—are discussed transparently prior to confirmation.
Accessibility & Sustainability
The Hive operates through a mixed support model that may include partner fees, workshop participation, and community support. This structure allows programs to remain accessible while ensuring facilitators are compensated fairly and materials and operational costs are covered.
We are open to discussing flexible approaches that balance access, sustainability, and the needs of each partnership.
Start a Conversation
If you are interested in hosting a Hive workshop or exploring a creative partnership, we invite you to get in touch. Use the contact form to share a bit about your space, audience, and goals, and we’ll follow up to discuss next steps.