• Imagine a place where discarded materials—once seen as waste—are given new life, transforming into tools for creativity and learning. This is the heart of Artable Curiosities, a unique organization that acts as a no-kill shelter for creative and educational materials. Rather than letting valuable resources end up in landfills, they provide a space where these items are not only saved but celebrated.

    Much like a traditional animal shelter rescues animals from being abandoned, Artable Curiosities rescues materials that might otherwise be thrown away or forgotten, turning them into opportunities for education, artistic expression, and community engagement.

    We offer art programs that are designed to create a welcoming and accessible environment where individuals of all abilities, backgrounds, and experiences can explore their creativity.

    We offer FREE classroom materials and resources to Public and Charter School teachers to support their teaching and enhance student learning.

  • We are located at "The Seguin Schoolyard"

    225 N. Saunders St. #8-11

    Seguin Texas 78155

    NEED to Drop Off?

    Drive up in the loading zone in front of the complex and

    call or text. We will come out to unload for you.

    OPEN

    10- 5pm Wednesday - Saturday each week

    Teachers IF you need an appointment - Call or Message Us

    830-340-1067

    Learn about our Workshops/Events on our Calendar of Events page

    Creative people + ReUse Materials = a match made at the heART!

    July is Disability Pride Month

    ♿ Disability Pride Month – July

    Disability Pride Month is celebrated each July to honor the history, experiences, and contributions of the disability community. It’s a time to recognize disability as a natural and valuable part of human diversity—and to promote visibility, inclusion, and pride in disabled identity.

    💡 Why July?

    July was chosen because it marks the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), signed into law on July 26, 1990. The ADA was a landmark civil rights achievement, prohibiting discrimination against people with disabilities in public life, employment, transportation, and more.

    What Disability Pride Means:

    Affirming identity: Celebrating disability as an identity—not something to hide or fix.

    Challenging stigma: Confronting ableism, systemic barriers, and negative stereotypes.

    Uplifting voices: Centering the voices and leadership of disabled people in advocacy, art, policy, and community.

    🧠 It’s Not Just About Awareness—It’s About Pride

    Disability Pride goes beyond raising awareness. It’s about:

    • Embracing disabled joy, creativity, and culture
    • Reclaiming narratives often shaped by pity or medical models
    • Advocating for a more inclusive, accessible, and equitable world
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