Art shows and art events in Fullerton, CA tonight and this week

Knitting at the Library, a weekly knitting club to connect, share tips and work on your latest project. All ages and skill levels welcome.

A group gallery show called Tool Crib at Río Hondo Art Gallery, with work by more than a dozen artists. Cost is $3.

A graduate thesis show by artist Amanda Flowers at the Roski Graduate Gallery, exploring our connection to the living planet through numerology, metaphysics and spiritual myth, in a visual language she calls 'Leavings'.

A 15-year survey of Los Angeles-based artist Phyllis Green, examining her lived experience, her own physicality and how the human form is collectively represented. More than a dozen sculptural, wearable and performative objects interact with the body and its surroundings. Free to everyone.

All-levels emerging-artist workshop with Cheryl Kline in contemporary painting and drawing, exploring style and technique with familiar or new materials while keeping design, composition, rhythm and color. Help building a body of work for a show. One day is $90, paid before class.

A classical painting workshop for all levels with Cheryl Kline. Pay per class ($90) or enroll in a multi-week course; payment is required to reserve a spot.

Self-guided painting with a glass of wine on the GrapeSeed Spa veranda, on a blank or stenciled canvas. $50 walk-in, $45 for spa or hotel guests; canvases are reserved by phone.

A walk-through of the Mountain Spirits exhibition with co-curator Amy Landau and Paul Connor, covering the stories and research behind it.

A Classpop! paint and sip with Instructor Michael: grab a drink and follow along to paint your own version of a mystery painting.

A lunchtime class in Hahamongna on making candles with molds and dipping, plus a simple slush lamp.

Sight Unseen Reframed, an exhibition of work by California-based blind and visually impaired photographers, curated by the late Doug McCulloh, that asks visitors to reconsider sight and perception.

Little Artists: art and imagination through fun, interactive projects.

Paint your own pet portrait at Everywhere LB.

A session on building art skills by making winter crafts.

A celebration of the work of Amiee Byrne in TOUCHPOINTS at Lola Gallery.

An after-hours viewing of The Other Side of the Moon at Hannah Sloan Curatorial & Advisory with artist Katie Shapiro, who uses glass, mirrors, obsidian and jade to explore motherhood, memory and healing. Drinks and snacks provided; advance registration required.

Opening reception for Robby Krieger's art exhibition, with limited-edition signed works by the Doors guitarist.

An inspiring evening exploring how intentional choices in your home environment and personal wellness shape the way you live.

A hands-on candle workshop where you pick a scent, pour your own candle into a rustic pumpkin-shaped clay vessel and take it home. Materials and guidance are included for $55 per person.

Creative After Hours: Chunky Knit Pumpkins, a beginner-friendly hand-knitting workshop at The Craft House.

The monthly Arduino & Pi user meetup at URBANWORKSHOP: introductions and project sharing.

An author event and book signing at The Last Bookstore with Danielle Krysa, founder of The Jealous Curator, for Real Artists Wear Black.

Handbuilding class where you make your own catch-all dish for jewelry, keys, a pet dish or an ashtray.

A beginner-friendly ceramics class where participants craft their own snack dish or picnic tray.

Quick Sketch Figure Drawing with Master Artist Edgar Silva. Payment required before class to reserve your spot.

Cute Shaggy Autumn Cow - Paint and Sip Event at Pinot's Palette - Temecula in California.

Rainbow Parenting & Family Program: children ages 3 - 5 create a self-portrait from chipboard people cut outs with a parent or caregiver.

Little Artists: exploring art and imagination through fun, interactive projects.

An inclusive art studio where individuals with disabilities can explore painting and drawing, hosted by CAPC and the City of La Mirada. Tickets $20.

A workshop with artist Mat Dryhurst, a fellow at Oxford's Institute for Ethics in AI, on creative practice and AI. Free, for USC students only; reservations required.

Teens learn to sew a reusable tote bag with MakMo.

Learn about Pueblo potter Maria Martinez and her black-on-black ceramics for Native American Heritage Month, then make a coil pot from air dry clay. Ages 6-12.

Tlingit Formline Art for Native American Heritage Month: creating an animal image with formline and ovoid shapes. For children ages 5 - 12 and their caregivers.

Take a photo with your bestie, then learn to embroider a felt photo frame with needle and floss.