
YOUTH PROGRAM GRANT AWARD
We are proud to announce a grant award in support of youth art education. This program is supported by funding through the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, and through appropriations from the Hawaii State Legislature and by the National Endowment for the Arts. We believe that through experiences in art making, children will develop their self-concept and become motivated individuals who understand the importance of planning and working for a positive future for themselves and their communities.

Nimori Appointed
Long time supporter of the Donkey Mill Art Center, Tomoe Nimori, was elected to serve on the Board of Directors on May 15, 2012. Tomoe has been a mentor and volunteer of the Mill since the early days and brings with her a lifetime of expertise with non-profit organizations and fundraising.
The Board currently consists of Thalia Davis, President, Eric Edwards, Vice-President, Linda Meyer, Treasurer, Cris Lindborg, Secretary and Directors-at-Large Motter Snell, Maggie Foley & John Holliday. Guidance is also given by Setsuko Morinoue as Chair Emeritus and Hiroki Morinoue as Artistic Director.
Mahalo nui loa to these thoughtful and generous individuals for their dedication and leadership.

The Mill celebrates Earth Day with Project Art & Kala Koa: 7th Annual Children's Art Exhibition
Join us for Project Art on April 14, from 9am - 3pm with for an array of hands-on workshops taught by Donkey Mill instructors and visiting artists. Activities for all ages include paper-making, screen-printing, origami, print-making, drawing/painting, sculpture, ukulele building demo, mixed-media and more. Cost is $6 for the day, with kids under 12yrs free!
Kala Koa: 7th Annual Children's Art Exhibition is open to the public from April 13 through May 12, with an opening reception & pot-luck on the evening of April 13th.
Gallery hours are Tuesday - Saturday, 10am - 4pm.

CREATEafterDARK
CREATEafterDARK
Every Tuesday Night
6 - 10pm
Donkey Mill Art Center
FREE!
With so much to do during the day, we are left with only a few evening hours to try and find time to reignite our creative side.
We open up the Donkey Mill each Tuesday evening to utilize our space as an open medium studio.
Bring your paints and paint a picture. Bring your thread and needle to sew a blanket. Bring carving tools and a block of wood to carve whatever comes to mind. Bring your pencil and paper to write a poem or music.
No expectations. No commitment.
Come join us for an evening of creativity and synergy...at the Mill, every Tuesday from 6-10pm!
Donations accepted!

YOUTH PROGRAM GRANT AWARD
We are proud to announce a grant award in support of youth art education. This program is supported by funding through the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, and through appropriations from the Hawaii State Legislature and by the National Endowment for the Arts. We believe that through experiences in art making, children will develop their self-concept and become motivated individuals who understand the importance of planning and working for a positive future for themselves and their communities.








