ARC Co-Create Hub

ARC Co-Create Hub A space where community problem-solvers can rest, recharge, and collaborate. Zero Waste Café & Shop, Co-Working Space, and Community Hub

The Cropper Foundation The Cropper Foundation in conjunction with Veni Apwann Veni Apwann with funding from European Uni...
13/06/2026

The Cropper Foundation The Cropper Foundation in conjunction with Veni Apwann Veni Apwann with funding from European Union Delegation to Trinidad and Tobago have created an amazing resource for CSOs. This free training platform offers micro credential courses in NGO Governance, Finance & Human Resource. ARC Alliance Of Rural Communities is assisting to provide collective support for NGOs to grab the additional opportunity of free certification if you complete the course(s) by June 20th!! Join a zoom. Come in person to ARC CoCreate Hub. Let’s do this together!

June is moving along!!!! Here’s our calendar for lots of remaining activities. Emotional literacy workshops, affordable ...
11/06/2026

June is moving along!!!! Here’s our calendar for lots of remaining activities.

Emotional literacy workshops, affordable Hatha Yoga, opportunities to expand your creative thinking, help with group dynamics, certificates in Governance/Finance/HR are only a fraction of what’s on offer!

Give us a shout AND look out for individual event posters. Hope your June intersects with ours in Tunapuna.

Community is the key. At ARC CoCreate we keep building community from all angles possible. We are closing off May with m...
20/05/2026

Community is the key. At ARC CoCreate we keep building community from all angles possible. We are closing off May with many forms of creative expressions and gatherings and we hope to see you joining this vibrant, growing community! Click the links in bio to register and come through!

Changemaking is hard work. It requires creativity, commitment, and community. Collectives also need skills, knowledge a...
08/05/2026

Changemaking is hard work.

It requires creativity, commitment, and community. Collectives also need skills, knowledge and time to rest and reset. We’ve stepped in to give this invaluable community of movers and shakers just what it needs - a day full of learning, camaraderie, inspiration and play.

There’ll be music and Mokos, bubbles and book nooks, conversation and cooking, planting and playing and lots more in store.

Just one more day to go. We can’t wait to welcome you!

07/05/2026

Getting started 🤩Informal Art School’s first day of ‘Art Fundamentals and Fashion’ project.

* The Informal Art School recently ran a series of short courses combining the teaching of visual art fundamentals and experimental design applications.
These sessions are suited to art and design practitioners, beginners and art dabblers.

At ARC Co Create we have noticed a ‘Crisis of Imagination’. How best can we, as a collaborative space, stimulate creativity, give people the opportunity to stretch their understanding of the many possibilities we can use to solve large challenges?

The Informal Art School - a collective that is one of the members of our cooperative - provides us with strategies towards answering the question. Imagination is central to their mission.

Come to their display at the this Saturday. DM for more info about the school and their offerings.

01/05/2026

Saturday, May 9th at 59 Gordon Street (IICA grounds) we are gathering, sharing, learning, connecting and frolicking!! Come join the fun and hear more about the amazing collective work being done throughout the country. Register at link in bio.

The Informal Art School - a member of the ARC Co Create Cooperative - is running a series of short courses combining ...
16/04/2026

The Informal Art School - a member of the ARC Co Create Cooperative - is running a series of short courses combining the teaching of visual art fundamentals and experimental design applications.
These sessions are suited to art and design practitioners, beginners , art dabblers and explorers.

Project 1.
To start off , we will be doing a program of 4 classes at 100$ a class (first class free- you pay 300$ this time)
* Classes are from 5-8 PM
* Location- ARC - corner of Sapodilla and St. Vincent street in Tunapuna
* Schedule
Wednesday April 29th
Friday 1 May
Wednesday 6 May
Friday 8 May
Saturday 9 May - exhibition

* Materials-
Some materials and tools will be provided ..

- [ ] Please bring a garment you are willing to cut into.
- [ ] Drawing materials ie. soft pencils , medium size sketch pad - about 18x24 inches
- [ ] Paint brush if you have
- [ ] Scissors , needle and thread.

Please fill the form in our bio to reserve a space and message us for more details on materials.

On May 9, we’ll be gathering at the IICA compound for a vibrant community event. The Festival of Collectives is a one ...
13/04/2026

On May 9, we’ll be gathering at the IICA compound for a vibrant community event. The Festival of Collectives is a one day immersive gathering hosted by ARC CoCreate in collaboration with the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), the Cropper Foundation and other CoCreate Cooperative members such as YAHP Students, LEAF, Grosvenor Horticultural, Learning to Live, Informal Art School & Groundation. Designed as a vibrant convergence of community driven groups, the festival creates space for connection and skill sharing among collectives across Trinidad and Tobago.

Think of it like a community sancoche, where each of us brings our skills, talents, ideas, and networks to the shared pot.

The primary aim of the festival is to strengthen the ecosystem of groups who are passionate about sharing resources and building fairer, more resilient systems in Trinidad & Tobago — systems that better value the labour, care, and lived realities of the people who keep our communities alive. We can’t wait to see you there.

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“How Do We Keep the P**p in the Loop?”Co-Creating Preferred Futures for SanitationWhat would a healthier, more sustainab...
09/02/2026

“How Do We Keep the P**p in the Loop?”
Co-Creating Preferred Futures for Sanitation

What would a healthier, more sustainable, and circular sanitation system look like in Trinidad and Tobago—and what would it take to get there?

In this workshop, we move from understanding today’s system to imagining what could replace it. Together, we will envision and co-create possible future sanitation systems that keep nutrients and value in the loop.

This session is about building shared visions: clear mental models of how a circular sanitation system could work socially, technically, and economically.

We will explore:
What system conditions would need to change to make preferred futures possible?
How new models could attract enough value to make old patterns obsolete?
What value could be co-created for all stakeholders—farmers, communities, service providers, regulators, and more.

Come ready to think big, stay practical, and help shape the future.

If you would like to attend the workshop, please send us a message!

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Corner Of Street Vincent And Sapodilla Streets
Tunapuna

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 11:00 - 18:00
Thursday 11:00 - 18:00
Friday 11:00 - 18:00
Saturday 11:00 - 18:00

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