Main Street Arts is issuing an open call for workshop proposals for the 2026–27 season. The organization seeks artist-instructors to lead workshops across a range of disciplines, supported by a facility that includes an etching press, an electric kiln, easels, a sink, and adjustable workshop tables and chairs. The physical plant is complemented by an art resource library with a dedicated digital catalogue and a private setting for discussions of art history, architecture, materials, and artists. The library adjoins the workshop room, which benefits from large tables, chairs, and abundant natural light. This call is not a residency, exhibition, or publication opportunity; it is an invitation to teach. Artists who propose workshops retain the role of instructor, and the organization provides the infrastructure and context for instruction. The absence of a submission fee and the breadth of available equipment suggest an institutional interest in supporting practitioners who can translate their studio expertise into structured, hands-on learning experiences. The curatorial vision, as implied by the facility and the call’s language, favors workshops that engage materially and intellectually with process, history, and critical discourse. The library’s adjacency to the workshop room and its dedicated digital catalogue indicate that proposals integrating research, discussion, or art-historical context alongside technical instruction may align well with the organization’s pedagogical environment.