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The Aplomb Project — Art Cafe & Creative Programs for Veterans
Dover, NH 501(c)(3) that uses art to support trauma survivors and creative healing. Veterans can join drop-in art cafe sessions free of charge, with an "art barista" guiding still life, stencils, florals, abstraction, photo references, or self-portraits. Other free offerings include workshops and a monthly creative circle, open in person or on Zoom. No art experience needed.
- Cost
- Free for veterans through Joe's Vet Fund. Book online and enter code JOESVETFUND at the final checkout step; for workshops, select "Veteran" at checkout.
- Coverage
- Dover, NH (262 Central Ave) / online via Zoom (New Hampshire)
- Eligibility
- Veterans; the monthly creative circle is also open to emergency responders
- Availability
- Art cafe sessions booked individually online (theaplombproject.simplybook.me) or by phone; creative circle meets third Thursdays, 6:30–8 pm, in person or on Zoom
- Virtual Access
- Yes
- In-Person Access
- Yes
- Self-Referral
- Yes
- Organization Type
- nonprofit
- Last Verified
- November 12, 2026
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