
About Us
We're reintroducing an oldie-but-goodie creative activity with a familiar concept that was forbidden as a child – COLORING ON THE WALLS. The Coloring Museum (TCM) brings experiential art, tourism, and entertainment/nightlife to the corridor of our neighborhood. We’re coloring for a purpose – using the power of the crayon to improve one’s quality of life by helping to decrease mental illnesses, such as anxiety, stress, and depression.
The Coloring Museum is the only interactive art museum where you can color black-and-white murals composed by community artists. Every inch of the museum is painted white and outlined in black to give an illusion of a 2D effect in our 3D world. By commissioning muralists and graffiti artists, TCM provides a creative outlet and fosters a connection between visitors and local art. Coloring the murals with washable crayons and markers adds a playful touch and invites you to reconnect with your inner child. This creative activity allows you to stand still in a constantly moving world, transporting you to a space of tranquility and joy. It's a unique way to unwind and reprieve from everyday hustle and bustle.
Coloring Services
what to expect
Exhibitions
Discover your community’s muralists and graffiti artists in a whole new way by coloring their artwork at The Coloring Museum. We celebrate non-traditional artists and invite you to actively engage with their creations while relieving everyday stress. Each exhibition showcases the unique creativity of local artists, using their work to foster a deeper connection with mental wellness. At The Coloring Museum, art becomes a tool for healing, expression, and community engagement, offering an interactive experience like no other.
Special Events
From Slimy Saturdays to Wine Down Fridays, The Coloring Museum offers exciting special events for all ages! Kids will love coloring on the walls and diving into hands-on science fun by making slime, while adults can relax with a bottle of wine and unwind after a busy week. Sunday Fun Day is perfect for a family outing filled with creativity and laughter. Don't miss out—stay up-to-date with our latest events by following us on social media and signing up for our newsletter! There’s something for everyone at The Coloring Museum.
Colorful Parties
Whether it's a baby shower, wedding, corporate event, or birthday party, The Coloring Museum is the perfect place to make your special occasion more vibrant. With a range of creative activities, from coloring to painting, we offer the ideal experience for you and your guests. Our immersive space transforms into a colorful world of wonder, filling your celebration with joy, happiness, and relaxation. Let us add a unique and artistic touch to your event, creating memories as colorful as the museum itself.
MEET THE OWNER
Hi, I’m Sherrie Savage, the creative mind and color enthusiast behind The Coloring Museum. I hold a BFA in illustration with a minor in animation from the College for Creative Studies and bring nearly 20 years of multimedia design experience, having worked with major brands like Little Caesars, the NFL, Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, Foot Locker, and more.
My journey began with childhood trauma, and as an adult, I battled PTSD and was later diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. Through years of counseling, I realized how crucial coping skills were in overcoming life’s challenges. This inspired me to create The Coloring Museum to help others manage depression and improve mental wellness by tapping into their inner child—one crayon at a time.



We are coloring for a purpose – improving mental health and quality of life. Why coloring? Our coloring brand is an inexpensive and attainable way to help those who struggle with mental illness. According to NAMI.org, 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness yearly. Unfortunately, 11% of U.S. adults with mental illness had no insurance coverage in 2020 and could not receive professional help. And 1 in 6 U.S. youth ages 6-17 experience a mental health disorder yearly. Suicide is the 12th leading cause of death in the U.S., but it’s the 2nd leading cause of death among people 10-14 of age and the 3rd leading cause of death among those who are 15-24 of age in the U.S. MayoClinicHealthSystem.org, states coloring is a healthy way to relieve stress. It calms the brain and helps your body relax, decreasing feelings of depression and anxiety. Beaumont.org, says coloring can further develop your creative thought process without the conscious effort to be creative. Finally, it can help you regain focus on day-to-day tasks, clearing your mind of clutter and improving your quality of life. Coloring can help you become more mindful.