Caroline Ballhorn and Jenny Lee Craig run their aptly named Tin Can Studio out of a gorgeous, vintage Streamline trailer that stretches 18 feet long. Over the years we’ve seem their “tin can” transformed into a Magnum PI tiki lounge, an art gallery (on several occasions), a terrarium workshop space, a community creativity hub, and a roving restaurant (however small). Their enthusiasm and imagination know no bounds. Accordingly, they are a super cool asset to this city, and we’re always looking forward to finding out what they’re doing next.
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They are super cool and creative. I love how they completely transform the space into something new every time.