Elsewhere Studios

We are expanding the branch’s of the Temple ~

A map of whats culminating in the canopy and the roots here at Elsewhere Studios…


A Living Temple for Creative Learning & Community Culture

Elsewhere Studios has long been a place where artists come to focus, experiment, and connect with place. As we enter our next chapter, we are deepening our commitment to Paonia by expanding our residency-based programming into year-round, place-based creative learning and community musings.

At the heart of this expansion is the Coyote Club and the M.U.S.E Teahouse—together forming a living Temple and learning campus that serves artists, youth, families, and community members across generations.




THE COYOTE CLUB

A Cooperative Homeschool & Youth Learning Collective


The Coyote Club begins as a cooperative homeschool club designed to support families seeking rich, creative, real-world education rooted in art, ecology, culture, and entrepreneurship.

This is not a drop-off program. It is a parent-supported, artist-led learning cooperative where children learn by doing, making, teaching, and collaborating.

Core Focus Areas:

  • Creative arts (visual art, writing, music, performance)

  • Ecological literacy & place-based learning

  • Storytelling, media, and cultural studies

  • Practical skills & creative problem-solving

  • Cooperative leadership and peer collaboration

The Coyote Club creates a bridge between artists in residence and local youth, allowing learning to flow naturally through mentorship, collaboration, and shared projects


M.U.S.E TEAHOUSE

‘Members of a Sacred Existence’ ~

A community hub and gathering place in the Heart of the Elsewhere portal


Located in the basement of the Elsewhere Studios building, the Muse Teahouse will be the daily gathering space that weaves everything together.

The Muse Teahouse will host:

  • Classes and study sessions

  • Storytelling nights and open mics

  • Community salons and dialogues

  • Youth workshops and presentations

  • Artist fundraisers and showcases

  • Informal mentorship and collaboration

It is both a classroom and a commons—a place where learning happens naturally through presence and conversation.


Rolling Artist Fundraiser — Donate Your Work

Elsewhere Studios and Coyote Club are launching a season-long rolling fundraiser, featuring curated pop-up shops throughout spring and summer. We’ll also host a dedicated Elsewhere Studios / Coyote School booth at many of the region’s most loved community events.

We’re inviting artists to contribute original works, prints, small editions, handcrafted goods, or creative merchandise to help fuel:

  • Youth scholarships through the Coyote School

  • Artist residencies and teaching stipends

  • Community arts programming at the Muse Teahouse

Your donated pieces will be thoughtfully displayed, credited, and shared in alignment with our mission of cultivating creative culture and intergenerational learning.

This is an opportunity to:

  • Circulate your work in new community spaces

  • Support rural arts education

  • Invest directly in the next generation of makers and thinkers


How Can I Support whats happening?


Make a donation that supports programming and helps to jump start this next phase!

Are you a North Fork Valley local with ideas for future collaborative residency experiences? Get in touch!

If you have a living or working space for artists, let us know! 

If you have a space for an equipped maker’s space let us know!

If you have tools, equipment, materials to donate, let us know!


~ Support Elsewhere’s upcoming programing! ~

Interested in contributing to our small arts nonprofit in rural Colorado? Visit our donation page, here.