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Second Saturdays

Postmark Center for the Arts | 20 Auburn Ave
Second Saturday of Each Month | 12:00PM - 4:00PM


The City of Auburn is hosting free creative workshops and activities for all ages the second Saturday of each month at Auburn's Postmark Center for the Arts on Auburn Avenue. Activities will start at 12:00PM, with occasional guest artists and performances. See below for our lineup of creativity salons for 2025!

Made possible by Kiwanis Club of Auburn


Upcoming Events

11:00AM - 3:00PM

Holiday Artisan Market

Postmark Center for the Arts & White River Valley Museum

Holiday Artisan MarketWhite River Valley Museum and Postmark Center for the Arts are partnering in an Auburn holiday shopping experience! Find locally-made edible goods at White River Valley Museum, then hop over to Postmark Center for the Arts for unique hand-made arts and gifts. Visit both spots for an array of one-of-a-kind food and art items! Stay tuned for more details!


Arts and handmade items: Postmark Center for the Arts, 20 Auburn Ave

Printmaking activity with Brian Lane | Performance by Allison Preisinger | Cider & Cookies

Postmark Artists: Nicole Bennion, Linda Covey-Campbell, Christopher Gerber, Lisa Hasegawa, Pam Hemmerling, Richard Jahn, Molly McCann, Jennifer Oberheuser, Trenton Quiocho, Bridget Ralston, Stephanie Tebrink, Jessica Titus


Food and edible items: White River Valley Museum,  918 H St SE


Ages: ALL
Fee: FREE

12:00PM - 4:00PM

Postmark Second Saturdays

Postmark Center for the Arts | 20 Auburn Ave

December Second SaturdaysVisit Postmark Center for the Arts gallery, open to the public each Second Saturday from 12-4PM! Each month features FREE, all ages performances, crafts, and events!
Marbled Ube Cookies is BACK!
Each individual must register for this FREE activity to participate. Limited spots available!
Register for Session 1 (12 - 1:15PM)
This month, learn to bake marbled ube cookies with Clarissa Grace Gines on Saturday, December 13th! This will be a participatory, hands-on workshop where participants will have the opportunity to follow along and make their own batch of cookies!
During the demo, you will also learn about the history of ube, a vibrantly purple Filipino tuber that has gained popularity in recent years.
You will leave the demo with freshly baked cookies and the cookie recipe for you to recreate at home!
About: Clarissa Grace Gines (she/her) is a Filipina-American cultural worker and arts administrator whose multi-layered identities as a child of immigrants, first-generation college graduate, mother, storyteller, and arts advocate inform her work in, and with community. In her free time, she can be found in nature looking at flowers, in a museum looking at art, or in her kitchen whipping up baked goods.