HI Makerspace: Holiday Papercrafts

Fri, December 4, 2026
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Hagerty Hall Entryway- Intercultural Gallery
Thu, December 10, 2026
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Hagerty Hall Entryway- Intercultural Gallery

We're offering this makerspace twice as a chance to give yourself a study break some time before we leave for winter break. Stop in this reading day and make something!

The HI Makerspace is a drop-in, self-led art studio for the OSU community and beyond! Students, faculty, staff and members of the greater Columbus community are all invited to stop by and make something at your own pace. Each month will feature a different theme or set of materials, and we'll have general art supplies on hand so you can see where your creativity leads you. 

December will feature holiday and winter-themed papercrafts, including greeting cards, garlands and more. Learn about the folkloric monsters of the winter season and make cards, gift tags and bookmarks about these mystical creatures! Krampus, Frau Perchta, Yeti and more- plus other holiday and winter-themed projects with traditional (non monstrous) materials. Co-hosted by the Folklore Student Association.

For more information, or if you are interested in co-hosting an upcoming open studio event, email Megan Moriarty, Marketing and Communications Specialist for the Humanities Institute. 

 

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Parking Information

The nearest parking garages are the Ohio Union South Garage and the Ohio Union North Garage. The nearest COTA bus stop is at the Ohio Union and the CABS bus stops directly behind Hagerty Hall. Find COTA route information on their trip planner tool. 

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We value in-person engagement at our events as we strive to amplify the energy in the room. To submit an accommodation request, please send your request to Cody Childs, childs.97@osu.edu.