According to a recent permit filing, The Works will be moving to a new location in Fremont at 3516 Fremont Place N STE A.
“Our classes will start again soon at our new location. Patrons can look forward to our fall and holiday classes in our brand new space, along with our updated liquor license, meaning folks can now purchase beer, wine, or cider,” a representative of The Works told What Now Seattle.
“We just launched our fall class schedule, and it includes everything from cozy crafts like Punch Needle Coasters and Macrame Landscapes, to spooky, seasonal-themed classes like Cemeterrariums and Dried Floral Pumpkins.”
The Works is described as a dedicated space set to enable individuals to seize control of their lives by participating in practical, hands-on skill-building activities that ignite creativity, encourage exploration, and inspire imagination. Their vision is to establish a thriving community of like-minded individuals, fostering an environment where people with intelligence and enthusiasm can uncover their untapped creative potential through learning and meaningful interactions.
According to their website, at the heart of every endeavor at The Works lie five core values that guide their actions: creating, welcoming, connecting, reverence, and integrity.
For creativity, they embrace the power of imagination and hands-on work to design, build, reimagine, and produce art that resonates with their passions. Their doors are said to be open to all, providing a safe haven for genuine self-expression through deep listening and inclusivity.
The Works believes in the strength of unity – connecting with others, the Earth, ourselves, and crafts to celebrate shared passions. They approach creations with admiration and heartfelt appreciation, deriving pride from every achievement and cherishing the journey. Last but not least, their commitment to honesty, ethics, and principled conduct guides their every action, ensuring they consistently make the right choices for their customers.
