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Welcome to Tinker, a cozy and creative third space in Toronto where artists, creatives, and hobbyists can come together to develop their own work and learn from others. This event aims to prioritize artistic experimentation, process, and curiosity, rather than focusing on the finality of 'the show', 'the deadline', or 'the client'. Whether you're a writer, visual artist, art director, photographer, knitter, actor, or any other type of creative individual, Tinker provides a community where you can pursue your passions while offering feedback and curiosity to others.
Join us at Bampot House, located at 201 Harbord Street, Toronto, ON M5S 1H6, on March 7, 2024, starting at 8pm. Take the opportunity to enjoy a cup of tea or a cozy meal as you engage in conversations and introduce yourself and your tinkering projects. Afterward, we'll move into an open studio work session, followed by a group discussion where you can share and connect with other like-minded individuals. If you're interested in seeking feedback on your work, there will also be opportunities to formally show it to the whole group.
As this is the first of its kind, we value your input. We plan to host a conversation about the future of this event, including pricing, frequency, guests, and spaces. We want to ensure that we offer the most value to our talented and passionate community. So, bring your ideas and curiosity for your work as well as this event!
To stay connected and receive updates, join our Discord channel. Let's come together and see what amazing things we can create in Toronto's vibrant artistic community. See you at Tinker!

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