Studio in the Pines presents a monthly film series in partnership with CREATE Portage County, screening classic and indie cinema. Join filmmaker Matthew A. Brown and actress Winter Williams in their studio's dark, vintage setting, and experience an eclectic mix of iconic studio films made before 1930 and thought-provoking independent cinema.

Mix and Mingle with this year’s SURGE participants and other local entrepreneurs at Create’s new collaborative hub. Join us to hear about new business ventures and upcoming projects in our community, and network with regional talent and resources.

Play a variety of multiplayer games on the big screen! We’re hosting multiple systems, plugged into our projector and Bose array, but feel free to bring your own games and equipment - we’ll hook those up too. All players and games of all kinds are welcome!

We’re proud to announce CREATE’s Grand Opening Celebration at 1300 Maria dr., featuring a double set from Rucksack Revolution (Adam Greuel from Horseshoes & Hand Grenades and Sarah Vos from Dead Horses) in our Historic Great Hall. Don’t miss your chance to mix/mingle with our creative community and lounge in our new home. We’ll be hosting live art, limited edition raffles (including some relics from CREATE’s past), exclusive membership/rental offers and more!

CREATE and UWSP are teaming up for a monthly Revival House film series, featuring classic films from the Criterion Collection and beyond. Join us for a $5 Movie Night in the DUC Theater, enjoy free popcorn, and feel free to grab other drinks and snacks from the Brewhouse down the hall! This month we're screening Blood simple, the Coen Brothers razor-sharp, hard-boiled neonoir.

CREATE and UWSP are teaming up for a monthly Revival House film series, featuring classic films from the Criterion Collection and beyond. Join us for a $5 Movie Night in the DUC Theater, enjoy free popcorn, and feel free to grab other drinks and snacks from the Brewhouse down the hall! This month we're screening La haine, an unsettling, and visually explosive look at the racial and cultural volatility in modern-day France.

CREATE and UWSP are teaming up for a monthly Revival House film series, featuring classic films from the Criterion Collection and beyond. Join us for a $5 Movie Night in the DUC Theater, enjoy free popcorn, and feel free to grab other drinks and snacks from the Brewhouse down the hall! This month we're screening alongside Point Pride programming with Paris is Burning. This landmark documentary provides a vibrant snapshot of the 1980s through the eyes of New York City’s African American and Latinx Harlem drag-ball scene.

Quizmasters Jim 'the Oz' Oliva & John Eckendorf officiate this six-hour contest and local arts & creativity fundraiser, which challenges teams of ten to prove their trivia skills using nothing but their wits.