Art shows and art events in Woodstock, IL tonight and this week
517 listings in and around Woodstock, IL, Thursday, November 12 through Wednesday, November 18. Soonest: 5 Session Photography Course - October/November Session 2026 at Art's Cameras Plus (Wednesday 5 p.m.); Craft Kit-Pumpkin Turkey at Acorn Public Library (Monday 8 a.m.); Fall Undergraduate Exhibition at SAIC Galleries Lower Level 1, School of the Art Institute of Chicago (Friday 11 a.m.); Where the Sun is Lifted: Andrés Dominguez Fernandez Solo Exhibition at Side Street Studio Arts (Friday 3 p.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
Runs across the dates shown. A hands-on class in which participants choose wax, wicks and essential oils to make one custom candle. All materials are included and no experience is needed.
A keepsake ornament made from a child's hand or foot print pressed into clay, then fired, glazed and fired again. It costs $25.95 plus tax, with a two to three week turnaround.
Runs across the dates shown. A class on sewing machine basics, including threading, tension adjustment and troubleshooting. Bring your own machine or borrow one.
Goodnight Moon exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry: step into the Great Green Room, inspired by Margaret Wise Brown's story and Clement Hurd's illustrations.
Runs across the dates shown. Awesome Art Sale 2026: one-of-a-kind artwork, antiques and collectibles donated to support RAM programs and collections care.
Haggerty Museum of Art exhibitions of American prints that use satire and history to explore American identity, plus Revolutionary-era prints from Britain and America.
Multi-Needle Side Hustle, a hands-on class for people who don't own a multi-needle embroidery machine and want to explore what's possible for a small business, side hustle or creative hobby.
Crochet plush workshop for tweens and teens who know chaining and single crochet, generally ages 11 and up. All materials included. $18, advance registration required.
Opening reception at the South Gallery of the Wright Museum of Art for Everyday Heaven, a transhistorical exhibition about rural America and rural Wisconsin, pairing Rafael Francisco Salas and Charles Van Schaick.
Runs across the dates shown. Mixed styles and media, from painting and photography to sculpture, in the Loretta & William Reif Gallery at Womanspace. Free and open to the public through December 20.
A screening of Frybread Face and Me for Native American Heritage Month: two Navajo cousins bond over a summer herding sheep on their grandmother's ranch in Arizona.
Hands-on workshop to make a crocheted plush to take home, for crocheters comfortable with chaining and single crochet. All materials included. $25, advance registration required.
An hour-long art session meant to connect mind and body, with an anonymous survey on feelings and heart rate before and after. Open to all ages 18 and up, including people who don't think they're creative, and all supplies are provided.