The SEFAA Center is a vibrant, creative and comprehensive fiber arts center that engages the public, inspires and supports artists, and teaches and displays all aspects of the fiber arts.
Facilities
The SEFAA Center is located within the Meals on Wheels building and includes two communal spaces for meetings, classes, workshops, and exhibitions, as well as a library and storage area. The smaller meeting/classroom can also be used as a rental studio.
If you are a fiber artist looking for a studio, please email for information on studio availability and to set up a time to visit.
If you are an individual or organization interested in renting the communal space for classes, meetings, or workshops, please check the Calendar and/or email for availability.
Rates for the large communal room are as follows:
Number of Participants
Member Rate
Non-Member Rate
0-10
hrs
10+
hrs
0-10
hrs
10+
hrs
0-10
$9/hr
$90
$13
$130
11-25
$13
$130
$19
$190
25+
$21
$210
$31
$310
Rates for the small class/meeting room are as follows:
Number of Participants
Member Rate
Non-Member Rate
0-10
hrs
10+
hrs
0-10
hrs
10+
hrs
0-10
$5/hr
$50
$8/hr
$80
Download the Reservation Form which includes details about the available facilities.
You can now pay your rental deposit online:
To tempt you here are some recent photos:
Library and Storage Area
Spinning workshop in Large Classroom/Meeting Room
Small Classroom/Meeting Room/Studio
Located at 1705 Commerce Drive NW in Atlanta, the SEFAA Center is easily accessible to a majority of the metro population and to members and customers from other parts of Georgia as well as Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and other nearby states.
Ultimately, SEFAA will purchase a 14,000 sq. ft. or larger building to provide permanent, purpose-built facilities which will include the following:
Meeting rooms
Classrooms
Retail space for the sale of members' work
Galleries
A dye laboratory
A library - Our current library is small, but growing. Our books are catalogued here!
Artist studios
Offices
Storage facilities
A kitchen/break area
An entry/reception area
Programs
Classes, seminars, and workshops covering the vast spectrum of fiber arts will be the focal point of SEFAA activities. In addition, SEFAA plans to offer:
Children's summer camps
Open studio time
Expanded artist studios
A resource area promoting fiber businesses and educational opportunities
A gift shop
With this comprehensive suite of programs, SEFAA will foster community, creativity, inspiration and exploration, intertwining the various fiber arts and celebrating and perpetuating all fiber art forms.
Southeast Fiber Arts Alliance
Facilities and Programs
What You Can Find at the SEFAA Center
The SEFAA Center is a vibrant, creative and comprehensive fiber arts center that engages the public, inspires and supports artists, and teaches and displays all aspects of the fiber arts.
Facilities
The SEFAA Center is located within the Meals on Wheels building and includes two communal spaces for meetings, classes, workshops, and exhibitions, as well as a library and storage area. The smaller meeting/classroom can also be used as a rental studio.
Number of Participants
hrs
hrs
hrs
hrs
0-10
11-25
25+
Number of Participants
hrs
hrs
hrs
hrs
0-10
$5/hr
$50
$8/hr
$80
Small Classroom/Meeting Room/Studio
Located at 1705 Commerce Drive NW in Atlanta, the SEFAA Center is easily accessible to a majority of the metro population and to members and customers from other parts of Georgia as well as Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and other nearby states.
Ultimately, SEFAA will purchase a 14,000 sq. ft. or larger building to provide permanent, purpose-built facilities which will include the following:
Programs
Classes, seminars, and workshops covering the vast spectrum of fiber arts will be the focal point of SEFAA activities. In addition, SEFAA plans to offer:
With this comprehensive suite of programs, SEFAA will foster community, creativity, inspiration and exploration, intertwining the various fiber arts and celebrating and perpetuating all fiber art forms.