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Every class is taught by a local maker. Every teacher is paid a real stipend. These are the artists shaping Luna's founding year — and there's room on the wall for more.
Maya teaches the foundational acrylic series and leads "Paint Your Story," Luna's signature cultural-identity workshop. Her work pulls from her Wilmington upbringing, Caribbean family stories, and the city's working waterfront.
She's a Wilmington native, returned home from MICA with a BFA and three years of muralist work along the East Coast. Her largest piece — on 4th & Walnut — went up in 2024.
Leads First-Instrument Night and the Wednesday open jam. Plays bass, drums, and a little of everything.
Hosts Luna's monthly open mic and teaches the March spoken-word residency. Two-time Delaware Slam finalist.
Runs the Sunday songwriter circle. Performs in Spanish and English; tours the mid-Atlantic café circuit.
Leads May's rotating dance residency. Twenty years on Wilmington's social-dance floors.
Teaches the Tuesday community paint nights. Watercolor sketchbook practice and en-plein-air weekends.
Patchwork, screen-printing, and the August Fashion residency. Repair as craft, craft as practice.
Procreate, Blender basics, and an October digital-art rotation. Self-taught, ferociously generous.
Runs Thursday's Beat-Making 101. Released two EPs on Bandcamp; co-runs a North Wilmington studio.
Leads Saturday Family Art Day. Twenty years teaching in Wilmington public schools.
Wilmington artists, musicians, and culture-keepers — the door is open. Propose a workshop, a four-week series, or a rotating-method residency. Paid stipend, full instructional support, and a room that wants your work.