Adult Classes

Introduction to Linocut - June

Join local artist Elise Braggs for a hands-on introduction to linocut printmaking. In this engaging workshop, you'll explore the fundamentals of carving, hand-printing, and working with a relief press. Whether a beginner or an experienced printmaker, this class offers a welcoming space to dive into the tactile world of analogue printing. Participants will leave with a unique print of their own design, a collaborative print created alongside fellow attendees, and a deeper appreciation for traditional printmaking techniques. All materials are provided—just bring your curiosity and creativity!

Beginner Watercolor & Gouache Class

In this class, you will learn the basic tools, materials, and techniques, used with watercolor and gouache. Explore the differences and similarities between the two medias over two days by practicing techniques such as washes, glazing, color transitions, and fading. On the third day, follow along to create a cute card or design your own by experimenting with the skills you learned.

Camp Wildflower - Adult Summer Art Camp

Adult Summer Art Camp | Creativity • Connection • Outdoor Fun

Why should kids have all the fun? At Camp Wildflower, adults get the chance to unplug, unwind, and rediscover the joy of summer camp. Each evening will be filled with creativity and connection through hands-on activities like fiber arts, paper crafts, friendship bracelets, and nature lanterns. After crafting, we’ll head outside for classic camp games—cornhole, ping pong, parking lot pickleball, and four square. Every camper will receive a Camp Wildflower t-shirt, and every night promises laughter, creativity, and a chance to make new friends.

Intermediate Pottery with Austin Navrkal

This course is designed for intermediate/advanced ceramic enthusiasts who have a solid foundation in pottery, looking to grow their creativity and knowledge of wheel throwing. Through individual and group discussion the class looks to offer guidance in wheel techniques for stack vessels, jars and lids, teapots, unique handle designs, trimming, and different ways to deal with large amounts of clay on the wheel. The course will also introduce knowledge of clay bodies- the way they react to certain circumstances during the creation process, aesthetics of form, surface decoration, glaze techniques, and some interesting historical context that still has relevance to the medium today. Expect a collaborative and dynamic environment where you can experiment with new ideas, receive constructive feedback, and grow as an artist!

House of Wax Workshop - Encaustic Multi-Media

Students will learn how to use encaustic wax to embellish small wooden houses. The class employs wax pellets, pigment and heat guns to create melted surfaces which adhere collage materials to wooden house forms. This melted medium provides opportunities for unexpected beauty and freedom of color and form. Students will take home two completed wax houses. The class is limited to 10 participants to allow for individual attention. Be prepared to get messy and have fun! Please bring an apron or wear old clothes. All supplies are provided for an additional $20, paid to the instructor at the beginning of class. Students are, however, encouraged to bring favorite papers, collage materials and found objects to personalize their houses.

Introduction to Bead Weaving with Courtney Kelly

In this introductory class, you will learn the basic method of bead weaving using a loom, thread and iridescent seed beads to create a dynamic and comfortable bracelet with leather ends and a silver button closure. You will learn the process of preparing your project with the proper thread size and color, proper needle size and the various beads available for successful looming.

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