Adult Classes
All of our classes are designed for beginners with no prior experience and for those with an art background looking to expand their skills. We focus on the creative process rather than the final product, encouraging exploration, experimentation, and personal growth through art. All classes require 6 people to enroll to make it a go, otherwise you will receive a full refund.
Watercolor
Card
Series
Whimsy Birds​
Saturday, April 5th
10:00-11:30a
$45
Create 1-2 Whimsy Long Legged Bird Cards. Learn how to create these loose, light-hearted whimsy birds with watercolors and ink. Play with basic watercolor techniques, including layers and lifting. Use fine waterproof pens to add details and give your birds characters. Imperfection is key!
All materials are provided.
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Loose Florals
Saturday, April 12th
10:00-11:30a
$45​​
Create 1-2 Loose Floral Cards. Learn how to use your round brush with and without pressure to create loose petals. Learn to pull the color into the petal with clean water and watch the color flow. Play with layers of color and add details with a brush or fine-line pen. You will get to explore wet-on-dry and wet-on-wet watercolor techniques.
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Lisa Chinnery
Amazing Aspens
Saturday, April 19th
10:00-11:30a
$45
Create 1-2 Amazing Aspen Cards. Play with a washi-tape resist method to create these amazing trees with a choice of background. Play with wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry watercolor techniques and add details and branches with a fine brush.
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Mixed-
Media
In this creative and sustainable art class, you will explore the world of found objects and recyclables, turning everyday materials into unique works of art. Whether it’s sticks ,stones, cotton balls, discarded plastic, toilet paper cardboard, metal scraps, or forgotten items from around the house, participants will transform these objects into creative pieces through upcycling and recycling techniques.
Throughout this class we will:
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Discover the creative potential of everyday objects: Learn to see the beauty in things that would normally be thrown away and turn them into new, functional, or decorative items.
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Master techniques: Experiment with various methods such as assemblage, sculpture, mosaics, and functional art, using tools and materials that promote sustainability.
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Learn environmental impact: Understand how upcycling reduces waste and minimizes the environmental footprint, promoting eco-conscious artistry.
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Collaborate and innovate: Work on individual or group projects, share ideas, and inspire others in a supportive, hands-on environment.
Kintsugi
In this casual take on the Japanese Kintsugi technique, you'll not only learn how to repair and highlight cracks in pottery, but you will also have the chance to get creative by adorning your bowl. This beautiful technique is about embracing imperfections, just like traditional Kintsugi, but with a fun, personal flair. You’ll use gold or silver to make the cracks shine, and then decorate the bowls with unique designs.
You’ll have a ton of cool things to choose from to decorate your bowls! Think glass beads, old costume jewelry, natural goodies like shells, feathers, and smooth river rocks, plus fabrics, vintage buttons, sparkly sequins, little mirror pieces, metal washers, old coins, fun wire shapes, vintage postcards, cinnamon sticks, and even aluminum foil. There’s something for every vibe! All materials are provided, if you have something special you would like to include, please feel free to bring it.
Fiber Art
Welcome to our introduction to felting class! In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn the basics of needle felting as you create a beautiful, spring-inspired floral image or mushrooms. Deborah will guide you through the process, teaching you how to transform wool fibers into a work of art. Ages 10 to adult. No prior felting experience is required—just bring your creativity and a love for spring! All materials are included
In this mosaic garden paver class it is all about getting creative by designing your own unique brick sized garden stone. In the class, you'll learn how to use materials like broken tiles, glass, glass jewels and beads, or stones to create beautiful patterns and designs on concrete pavers. It's a fun, hands-on project where you can express your personal style while making something both decorative and functional for your garden. You'll leave with your very own custom-made paver to add a little extra charm to your yard! All materials provided, feel free to bring any item you would like to include.
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In Sanskrit, mandala means “circle”—a sacred circle embodying a container for the essence within. Monks often use mandalas as a meditation practice for healing and compassion. The repetition of patterns, colors, and shapes invites the practice of pure presence … nothing to do but stay in the moment, in the flow. We will work with mandalas as a playful, creative, and inspiring way to practice self-discovery and mindfulness. All materials are provided.
Watercolor
Full Moon
Sketchbook
Watercolor Color Play​​​​​
Thursday, April 24th and
Thursday, May 1st
6:00- 8:00p
$80​​
Stephanie will guide you through exploring color using watercolor. She will cover some watercolor 101, basic color theory, and warm-up/practice exercises that will enhance your art-making experience while improving your skills. Her goal is to help foster wonder and joy in your discovery of color through “play” while creating art. At the end, you will go home with a folder full of colorful notes, and some finished work that demonstrates your adventure with color. This is beginner-friendly and for ages 12 and older. All materials are provided.
Japanese Kintsugi
with Naomi Edleberg
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Thursday, April 10th
6:00-9:00p Part 1
Thursday, April 17th
6:00-9:00p Part 2
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Wednesday, May 7th
6:00-9:00p Part 1
6:00- 9:00p Part 2
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Pink Full Moon​​​
Saturday, April 12th
5:00-7:00p
$45
Join me for an introspective evening in making art from what moves you. Using the moon as our inspiration, we will use tarot and oracle decks to pull a card to use as a prompt. Spending a few minutes in reflection on our cards, we will then spend the evening in open discussion and art making in theme with the moon.
Bring a sketchbook/journal to record your personal card and thoughts that come from its message.
This April’s moon is a micro moon- meaning it is farthest from the earth in its orbit. It is traditionally known as the pink moon, to signify the time of early flower blooms as we enter the Spring!
Let’s tend to those small, but mighty parts of ourselves, as we prepare for our blooming season.
Stephanie Daniela
Sketchbook Club​​​
6:00-8:00p
$40
If you are anything like me, you love a good sketchbook tour. Maybe you would even like to share your own but you feel uncomfortable putting yourself out there so publicly? Come join me with your sketchbooks old and new and let’s share and create together! I will discuss the ins and outs of sketchbook varieties, styles of use, and tips for how to use your own! I will bring my sketchbooks for you to flip through, and you can pick my brain for how I created whatever you see.
Use the prompt I share as a starting point to work in your personal books, or just come hang out and do your own thing. We will have paint, markers, pencils, oil pastels available- or bring your own favorite supplies.
This is a space for fostering community through our personal art practice- let’s make friends and have fun together!
All experience levels welcome, this is a place to be inspired and lean in to the joy in making art.
Japanese Kintsugi
with Naomi Edleberg
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Thursday, April 10th
6:00-9:00p Part 1
Thursday, April 17th
6:00-9:00p Part 2
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Wednesday, May 7th
6:00-9:00p Part 1
6:00- 9:00p Part 2
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Paint & Create
Unleash your creativity in our fun and colorful "Paint Your Pet" class! In this unique session, you'll learn to transform a photo of your beloved pet into a vibrant pop art painting. Starr will guide you through each step as you bring your pet to life with bold, eye-catching colors.
Important: To ensure we capture your pet's personality, please email a clear photo of your pet at least one week prior to the class.
Vision Board
Harness the transformative energy of the New Moon and craft a bold vision for your future. Join us as we journey through the zodiac: Aries in March, Taurus in April, and Gemini in May. This unique vision board workshop is designed to help you embrace your courage, clarify your desires, and take inspired action toward the life you’ve always dreamed of.
Aries, the sign of fearless new beginnings, empowers you to dream big, set clear intentions, and align with your authentic self. Taurus brings the energy of leadership and bold moves, perfect for laying a solid foundation. Gemini, with its focus on mindset, learning, and curiosity, helps you explore new ideas and perspectives.
Through guided reflection, creative vision boarding, and meaningful rituals, you’ll leave with a powerful visual reminder of your goals and the confidence to pursue them. Whether you're ready to embark on a new venture, step into your boldest self, or simply reconnect with your passions, this workshop is for you.
No experience is necessary—just bring your dreams and an open heart. All supplies are included, but feel free to bring any personal items you'd like to incorporate.
Acrylic
Japanese Kintsugi
with Naomi Edleberg
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Thursday, April 10th
6:00-9:00p Part 1
Thursday, April 17th
6:00-9:00p Part 2
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Wednesday, May 7th
6:00-9:00p Part 1
6:00- 9:00p Part 2
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Coming this summer!
Jessica Marshall
Japanese Kintsugi
with Naomi Edleberg
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Thursday, April 10th
6:00-9:00p Part 1
Thursday, April 17th
6:00-9:00p Part 2
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Wednesday, May 7th
6:00-9:00p Part 1
6:00- 9:00p Part 2
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