Visit us

Please use the following form for group visits to the Jump the Moon Studio. For individual visitors, please stop by during our regular studio hours.
visitor form
Number of students / participants. Our studio space can support up to 25 participants.
Number of people attending to help and support participants

For participant counts greater than 25, please contact us directly to schedule your group visit.

Wheelchair Use

School

Is your class Regular or Special Education?
So we understand the age range of those participating, please put the lowest age of the students.
So we understand the age range of those participating, please put the highest age of the students.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does someone volunteer for JTM?
We love volunteers. Please visit our Volunteer page to fill out a volunteer form.
Who is welcome at the JTM art studio?

Everyone is welcome!

Jump the Moon is a space where differences are celebrated, abilities are honored, and art is a bridge between us. We welcome individuals with disabilities, emerging artists, experienced creators, families, volunteers, and anyone looking for community through creativity. No prior art experience is needed. Our studio is a safe, supportive environment where you can let your inner artist play and explore.

How much does it cost?

Jump the Moon is free to the public because we believe art should be accessible to all.

We are sustained entirely by donations. Some visitors choose to give a small one-time gift, while others support the studio through monthly contributions. Whether it’s $5, $25, or simply sharing our mission with others, every act of support helps us continue serving this community.

Do you need to have a disability to use JTM?

Not at all.

Jump the Moon exists to remove barriers to creativity, particularly for individuals with disabilities. At the same time, we believe art is a universal language. Our studio thrives because people of all abilities share space, learn from one another, and build community through art.

Everyone belongs here.