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Bristol Teen Art Club creates space where teenagers can access completely free art-based group activities, learn new arts skills, develop meaningful relationships with friends and mentors, and cultivate a deep sense of belonging.
About
The Bristol Teen Art Club was founded in 2025 and has already helped dozens of young artists find their creative voice. At the heart of our work is a desire to provide a safe, welcoming environment where all young people—regardless of socioeconomic status—have access to arts-based education. We’ve provided arts education of all sorts, led by the teens and their passions. We crochet, sew, watercolor, draw, write, make jewelry, and more—it’s for the teens, and led by their interests.
Bristol Teen Art Club
Every other Wednesday, 7-9 pm
Harriman United Methodist Church
1700 Wilson Ave, Bristol, PA 19007
Amanda has a decade of social work and therapeutic recreational experience. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing and delights in helping young people tell their stories through the arts.
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Support The Club
Our aim is that all teens in Bristol can participate in the arts, in community, on a regular basis. We offer free bi-weekly arts education throughout the year, as well as a free three-week summer camp. In order to continue and expand, we need to raise funds!
$50 pays for one week of arts supplies for teens
$250 pays for an entire month of arts and cleaning supplies
$600 pays for our rental space donation for one year
$1,000 covers one month of administrative and program oversight costs
$18,300 pays for an entire year of free arts access for Bristol teens!
Any way you can support us means the world.
Bristol Teen Art Club is supported by Redemption Church and hosted at Harriman United Methodist Church. If you have any questions about either church's involvement, motivations, or clearances, please contact Amanda Elliott.