MAKEROOM is an evolving cultural platform creating physical space for art, fashion, making, music, hospitality, wellness, and community in Los Angeles.
Sat, Nov 712 – 9 PMArts District, LAFree

This painting doesn’t give you answers. It interrupts the ones you were taught to give.
Kay Wheeler is donating their original painting Between Sensation & Language to auction. All proceeds fund The MAKEROOM Experience: keeping it free to the public and paying the artists and creatives who make it happen.
MAKEROOM creates experimental creative infrastructure that gives people space to make, connect, collaborate, and imagine what comes next. Through art, fashion, music, making, hospitality, and community, we turn underused spaces into places of participation, belonging, and opportunity, helping emerging creatives access resources, relationships, and visibility while strengthening the cultural ecosystem around them.
Each time, a single room in the Arts District holds art, wardrobe, alteration, sound, wellness and hospitality at once. The format can change. The invitation stays the same: come as you are, make something, take something, leave a little different.
Rotating artists on the brick, and installations that stay live from noon to close.
A clothing swap, trade and alteration bar. Bring a piece, take a piece, or rework the one you came in wearing.
A family-style table of prompts, collage, patches and open-ended making, plus a coloring station for all ages hosted by Majestic Art Gallery. Nothing you make here has to be finished.
Fireside chats: small, informal panel conversations where community members share what they know, what they’re building and what they’ve learned. Pull up a seat or join in.
Quiet enough to work through the afternoon. A DJ once the light drops.
A guided breathwork session opens the day. Youth Dealer offers pop-up micro facials and beauty care throughout, at an additional cost.
Coffee through the afternoon, plus an N/A zero-proof bar and local food vendors throughout the day.
The list is a starting point, not a boundary. Whatever you bring becomes part of the room.
The MAKEROOM Experience is free to attend. Everything in it is here because someone chose to give. Your support makes the room possible: the creatives who share their work, the volunteers who hold the day together, and open doors for everyone who walks in.
$10,000covers the full November 7 activation. Anything beyond that goes toward the next MAKEROOM.
Bring a community artist, maker or facilitator into the room, paid to share their work with everyone who walks through the door.
Give on Givebutter →Art supplies for the Create table, clothing for the swap, or meals for the volunteer crew.
Pledge an item →Volunteer a shift, or lead a fireside chat on our community panel.
Sign up →Between Sensation & Language, an original by Kay Wheeler. Every dollar goes back into the room. Bidding closes live November 7.
Place a bid →
Choose what you fundGifts are received through Majestic Art Gallery, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit; a portion supports their mission. Donations may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.MAKEROOM is built with the support of the people and places around it. Local businesses, artists, makers, and neighbors contribute materials, knowledge, resources, and time to help bring each room to life.
Community Art Supply Partner

Art supplies · In-kind support
artistcraftsman.com →Fiscal sponsor

501(c)(3) · Community arts partner
In the room: a coloring station, an info table and giveaways.
majesticartgallery.org →Wellness partner

Micro facials · Beauty care
youthdealer.co →Make room with usMaterials · Services · Sponsorship
Kay Wheeler is a multidisciplinary artist, creative director, and hospitality futurist working across art, wardrobe, beverage, space, and cultural experience. Their work explores what becomes possible when disciplines, identities, and communities are given room to intersect.
Kay / Artist →You made room.
Your answer is now part of the room.
Or email rsvp@makeroomexp.org
In-kind donations are received through Majestic Art Gallery, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Or email hello@makeroomexp.org