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Upcoming Online Arts & Crafts Events - Free & Paid

If you like scrapbooking, Christmas crafts, art or fiber arts, you will love these upcoming events. Here are six you might want to check out. Registration is required for all of them. So sign up if you are interested. Also, subscribe to Inspired Me 411 so you can know when I have new posts and fun things to share with you.

A Year of Magic & Fairy Tales
Starts January 1, 2026
Paid Event
Host: Tamara LaPorte
This is a year-long mixed media art event featuring over 30 instructors and over 65 classes. Sessions are pre-recorded.

Art Soul Living Painting Retreat 2025
October 27-November 5, 2025
Paid Event
Host: Ida Andersen Lang
Students will explore mixed media and watercolor art in a soothing fashion and discover the magic of painting.

November 18-20, 2025
FREE & Upgrade Option
Host: Hobbyscool
26 holiday craft classes led by experienced instructors.
 
Knit Happy Summit 2025
November 6-9, 2025
FREE & Upgrade Option
This event is pre-recorded and will feature various experts in knitting and fiber art topics. There are lots of interesting and fun classes to attend each day.

Let's Face It 2026
January 2026
Paid Event with Early Bird Option
Host: Kara Bullock
This is a year long portrait art event that will feature pre-recorded and live classes with a host of portrait artists. Early bird registration starts October 27, 2025 and the event begins in January 2026.

Scrapbook Fun Summit
November 5- 9, 2025
FREE & Upgrade Option
This event will be a papercrafter' s paradise. There will be 29 instructors teaching scrapbooking, cardmarking and more in prerecorded and live sessions. Looks like Christmas projects will be featured, too.

I hope you find an event you will love! Happy crafting!!!



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