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Build the next version.

Loophole is designed to be a place where young people can make things, not just attend things.

Neither one has started. There is no class, no sign-up and no date. Loophole has no site yet. We are showing the plan before it exists, so you can hold us to it. When a real session happens, it gets a date, a place and a name right here.

Ages 8 to 17

Cargo Kids Lab

Workshops that change every few weeks. Music. Code. Weather and water. Art. Building things. Telling stories. Designing a street. Kids make something, show it, and explain how it works. They are not sat in front of a screen.

  • DJ basics and beat-making
  • Build a tiny resilient neighborhood
  • Sargassum + shoreline science
  • Street art, light and sound
  • Safe fabrication and maker sessions
College + emerging professionals

Loophole Fellows

A hands-on path that links up with the Pipeline we already run. Students work on real jobs. Putting on shows. Designing buildings. Keeping things green. Writing software. Making media. Building music tools. Asking the neighborhood what it needs.

  • Mentor-led project briefs
  • Portfolio-ready work
  • Paid opportunities when funded
  • Site research + public presentation
  • Pathways into event and cultural operations
Open the Pipeline
How the model works

Foundation → vote → artist brief → student build → public result.

You do not get to vote on whether a building is safe. You do get to vote on how it looks and feels. People vote on a design question. Artists take the winning answer and draw it. Students and working pros help build a first version. Then we show the result in public, good or bad.