Programming

As a visiting artist or writer with the 360 XQMX Residency, you can be as structured or relaxed as you wish. You have chosen to come here to focus on a particular project and how you organize your days is up to you. We provide you a healthy and delicious breakfast to start your day. From there … you can have as much solitude or interaction as you desire. We will work with you to make connections or leave you to do your intended work.

You will find the communities at Lakeside to be flooded with fascinating people, interesting opportunities and experiences that will become fond memories of your time here. Culture and the arts have been happening at Lakeside for hundreds of years and your time at the 360 XQMX will benefit from those of us that seek it out and embrace it. We can’t wait to share it with you. 


The following programming activities happen naturally or are scheduled at no charge to our residents

“I loved the artist dinners where I met the other residents. One artist gave me exactly the feedback for my writing that I’ve been waiting for years!”

- Pam Summa, Writer, Seattle, WA

These programming items are available to all of our residents. With some notice we can arrange any of them for you while in residence at 360 XQMX. And some will be scheduled on a regular basis and you can choose whether you wish to participate. Fees would be assessed depending on the activity and logistics. Please let us know if you are interested in any of the below items and we will happily incorporate them into your residency.

Bethany (and Arthur) were wonderful and dedicated hosts. The breakfasts were delicious and the space was just great - cozy with plenty of work space options and a pool (a rarity back in NYC)! Also, Ajijic is a charming town with a thriving arts community who seem more than willing to help or make connections for the 360XQ artists. 360XQ put together a salon for the artists to discuss our work, and I was so impressed by the turnout of the event despite short notice and how engaged the audience was during the discussion.
— Anita Anburajan