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.
*Just a heads up, this class will be all about working with tiny objects and paying close attention to the little details.
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Curious about American Mahjong but not sure where to start? This one-day introductory class is designed to guide you through the fundamentals of the game in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Participants will learn the basics of American Mahjong, including tile recognition, game setup, turn order, and how to read and play using The Big Card by The Mahjong Line. Instruction will focus on understanding the card, building hands, and developing confidence in gameplay.
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Join us for Mahjong Open Play at Prairie Arts Center—a relaxed, welcoming space to gather, play, and connect.
This is open play, not instruction, and is ideal for players who want to continue learning and move beyond the basics. Bring your own
beverage and snack—we’ll provide the game sets and cards. Play will use the National Mah Jongg League card or The Big Card, table decides the card. 
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Would you love to make an artwork made from glass but the idea of cutting glass is intimidating? Well this is YOUR class! Come and use glass that is already cut, scraps, irregular shapes, and stringers, to design a beautiful, personalized suncatcher. The base will be clear glass and you can choose between a long rectangle shape or square. When we fire the pieces, hooks are added so your creation can be hung and displayed to catch the light beautifully.

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Do you know the basics of watercolor painting, but feel that a finished landscape still feels challenging? Then this class is for you! It is designed for artists who already have some watercolor experience and a love for painting landscapes. Over 4 weeks (2.5 hours per session), we’ll explore the beauty of spring—soft light, fresh greens, and flowing water—through small-format watercolor paintings. Each class is demonstration-based. You’ll receive a reference photo, and the instructor will guide you step by step—from initial sketch and value study to a finished piece. You’ll first observe the process, then paint along with guidance. Questions are welcome at any time. By the end of the class, you’ll have a clear, repeatable process for creating watercolor landscapes and the confidence to bring your own spring scenes to life.
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