Adult Classes

Beginning Acrylic Painting with Mark Crow - Wednesdays (March)

Calling all aspiring painters!
Our Beginning to Acrylic Painting class with Mark Crow is the perfect opportunity for you. This session will guide you step by step through painting a vibrant arrangement of tulips in a rustic setting, focusing on techniques that balance a relaxed approach with semi-realistic details. Join us for an inspiring session where you can experiment, learn, and create in a supportive, fun environment.

Beginning Acrylic Painting with Mark Crow - Thursdays April

In this beginner-friendly class, Mark Crow will guide you through creating a peaceful forest stream scene, blending earthy tones and cool hues to capture the serenity of nature. You’ll learn how to use loose painting techniques to achieve a semi-realistic effect while enhancing your skills in color variation, texture, and composition. By the end of the session, you’ll have a beautiful nature-inspired piece to proudly display or gift. Join us for a creative journey into the heart of the forest!

Intermediate Pottery - March

For seasoned potters ready to push the boundaries of their creativity, our intermediate Pottery Class offers an immersive experience into the world of complex forms and refined techniques. This course is tailored for students who have a solid foundation in pottery and are eager to explore more intricate designs, larger-scale projects, and advanced surface treatments.

Tuesday Spinning Group

Join local textile artist Miriam Young for handspinning in community on Tuesdays from 3:30 - 5:30 (beginning on January 21). All experience levels are welcome. Please bring your own spinning wheel. If you don’t have a wheel but are interested in learning about spinning, there will be an extra spinning wheel and drop spindles that you can try. Come explore, meet fellow textile artists, and see if handspinning is for you!

Glass Open Studio

Glass Open Studio is available for students who have completed the Introduction to Glass Fusing and/or the Introduction to Stained Glass class. The goal of the Glass Open Studio is for students to work freely within regular open studio hours with the equipment they have been trained to use. This is not a led class. We hope to create an environment where students can experiment. For glass fusing users, instructions are given on how to have pieces fired during class. Instructions are also posted in the studio. For students wanting to work bigger than 15x15, please reach out for additional information.

Paper Studio Night

If you're a fan of memory keeping, art journaling, printmaking, or simply love all things paper-related, then this is the perfect group for you! Get together with people to chat and create, every Tuesday. Bring your own project and supplies, and enjoy the company of others who share your interests.

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