With Patron Memberships, you are helping Creative Castle with its core mission; to renew and cultivate Putnam County arts & craftsmanship for the beauty and sustainability of our community.

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We believe it takes a village and community partnership to do things well; so that is why we created the Patron Membership. While investors can often be a great way to grow a business, they can often lack the connection to the place and people they are investing in. When you become a member you are not only investing and supporting a local business and the local arts, you are adding value to your community and your city. Your support will help fund creative community events, classes, building maintenance, and more to help make Creative Castle a better experience for all.

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But membership comes with perks, right?

 

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Of course!

 

Because we believe in community so strongly, we want to cultivate that. We believe art is made to be shared and life is meant to be enjoyed together. By becoming a monthly or annual member, you will receive exclusive quarterly gifts. These gifts will be t-shirts, member mugs, free events, discounts, and more. Members will also get to connect with other members and artisans through Quarterly Meetups where we will get to share a meal together, encourage one another, and get updates on what is happening at Creative Castle.

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To become a Patron Member, just choose the option below that works best for you and create a profile for easy account access. Patron Memberships may be cancelled at anytime. Log in is located at the top of the website. We will be sure to connect with you throughout the year about gifts and meetups. If you have any questions or suggestions of your own, please reach out anytime. Thanks for taking a leap with us!

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"The way we are, we are members of each other. All of us. 

Everything. The difference aint who is a member and who is not, but in who knows it and who don't."

 

- BURLEY COULTER, from "The Wild Birds: Six Stories of the Port William Membership," by Wendell Berry. (North Point Press, 1968)