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Then each week students get introduced to a new material, be it clay, watercolor, tempera paints or collage. Our rolling admission model allows you to try any class for a month and decide if you'd like to continue on a monthly basis. Over time, we've learned that children typically need about four sessions to fully acclimate to the group dynamic, get to know the teachers, and explore the variety of media we offer. Each week features something new, one session might focus on painting, the next one on clay, and another on printmaking. While your child may take a little to feel completely at ease, a month gives you a clear sense of whether the class is the right fit for them!

Then each week students get introduced to a new material, be it clay, watercolor, tempera paints or collage. Our rolling admission model allows you to try any class for a month and decide if you'd like to continue on a monthly basis. Over time, we've learned that children typically need about four sessions to fully acclimate to the group dynamic, get to know the teachers, and explore the variety of media we offer. Each week features something new, one session might focus on painting, the next one on clay, and another on printmaking. While your child may take a little to feel completely at ease, a month gives you a clear sense of whether the class is the right fit for them!

Then each week students get introduced to a new material, be it clay, watercolor, tempera paints or collage.

Then each week students get introduced to a new material, be it clay, watercolor, tempera paints or collage.

In this four week course students will explore techniques through ancient art history and process-oriented artmaking! This series is a trial month to gauge community interest, and has the automatic option to extend on the monthly basis.

You're welcome to simply enjoy the welcoming feel of our art-filled space, or to opt in to add an artmaking workshop as part of your event. Our flat rate includes the rental of our space for three hours (half hour on each end for setup and cleanup plus the two hour event

In this four week 1.5 hour course students will explore techniques through ancient art history and process-oriented artmaking! This series is a trial month to gauge community interest, and has the automatic option to extend on the monthly basis.

Then each week students get introduced to a new material, be it clay, watercolor, tempera paints or collage. Our rolling admission model allows you to try any class for a month and decide if you'd like to continue on a monthly basis. Over time, we've learned that children typically need about four sessions to fully acclimate to the group dynamic, get to know the teachers, and explore the variety of media we offer. Each week features something new, one session might focus on painting, the next one on clay, and another on printmaking. While your child may take a little to feel completely at ease, a month gives you a clear sense of whether the class is the right fit for them!

Then each week students get introduced to a new material, be it clay, watercolor, tempera paints or collage. Our rolling admission model allows you to try any class for a month and decide if you'd like to continue on a monthly basis. Over time, we've learned that children typically need about four sessions to fully acclimate to the group dynamic, get to know the teachers, and explore the variety of media we offer. Each week features something new, one session might focus on painting, the next one on clay, and another on printmaking. While your child may take a little to feel completely at ease, a month gives you a clear sense of whether the class is the right fit for them!

Then each week students get introduced to a new material, be it clay, watercolor, tempera paints or collage. Our rolling admission model allows you to try any class for a month and decide if you'd like to continue on a monthly basis. Over time, we've learned that children typically need about four sessions to fully acclimate to the group dynamic, get to know the teachers, and explore the variety of media we offer. Each week features something new, one session might focus on painting, the next one on clay, and another on printmaking. While your child may take a little to feel completely at ease, a month gives you a clear sense of whether the class is the right fit for them!

Capture the richness and movement of fall foliage in this seasonal painting course designed for curious beginners and experienced artists alike. Through guided exercises, you’ll explore color theory, layering, composition, and expressive brushwork while learning to translate the changing landscape into vibrant, atmospheric paintings. Develop your own artistic voice while working from the extraordinary colors and textures of the season. Explore a wide range of expressive materials—pastels, watercolor, and oil—as you gain confidence in capturing gesture, structure, and depth. This is a supportive, exploratory environment where observation meets creative interpretation. No prior experience needed—just bring your curiosity and a willingness to see the changes in seasons in a new light. All supplies provided. A safe, encouraging space for self-exploration through art. - no Class on Monday, October 12th

Capture the richness and movement of fall foliage in this seasonal painting course designed for curious beginners and experienced artists alike. Through guided exercises, you’ll explore color theory, layering, composition, and expressive brushwork while learning to translate the changing landscape into vibrant, atmospheric paintings. Develop your own artistic voice while working from the extraordinary colors and textures of the season. Explore a wide range of expressive materials—pastels, watercolor, and oil—as you gain confidence in capturing gesture, structure, and depth. This is a supportive, exploratory environment where observation meets creative interpretation. No prior experience needed—just bring your curiosity and a willingness to see the changes in seasons in a new light. All supplies provided. A safe, encouraging space for self-exploration through art. -