Curious about American Mahjong but not sure where to start? This two-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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 Are you interested in crafting your own limited-edition prints, posters, and t-shirts? Our Introduction to Screenprinting class is perfect for you! Learn the silk screen process from start to finish, including reduction printing, resist techniques, and photo emulsion application. This style of printmaking is both fun and accessible for all skill levels. You'll receive expert guidance throughout the class and, by the end, you'll have an impressive collection of artwork to take home.
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Every Third Tuesday | Drop-In Style | 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Join us at the Prairie for Pull a Print,
a free monthly screenprinting activity open to all! This come-and-go
event invites community members to bring a personal item—like a shirt,
tote bag, tea towel, or other flat fabric—and screenprint it with one
unique design created for that month. Keep in mind the design is
approximately 12 inches x 12 inches and we use dark inks to print.
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The goal of Open Studio is for students to work freely on their own projects within a flexible schedule. Open Studio is open to students that have completed Wheel 1 or Handbuilding. During these hours students may come in and work. This is not a led class, but a working studio where questions can be addressed to instructors and peers. We hope to create an environment where students can experiment and get creative while having a community of support!
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The goal of Open Studio is for students to work freely on their own projects within a flexible schedule. Open Studio is open to students that have completed Wheel 1 or Handbuilding. During these hours students may come in and work. This is not a led class, but a working studio where questions can be addressed to instructors and peers. We hope to create an environment where students can experiment and get creative while having a community of support!

Times and dates are subject to change. Students can come to any or all time slots. Please note to have your space cleaned up by 8pm as the center closes at 8pm.   

Students who have completed an introductory class may participate in Open Studio. Open Studio participants pay a monthly fee of $85, which includes the use of half a baker's rack to store their items. They may also pay an additional $10.00 monthly for a locker, if available. The monthly studio rate includes access on Monday evenings from 6 PM to 9 PM. If you are no longer participating in the monthly open studio, please ensure your shelf and locker are cleaned out by the  5th of the following month, or you will be charged for that month. All shelves and lockers will be cleaned out after the 5th. Any items left behind will become the property of the studio.

No outside clay, bisque, or glazed pieces are allowed, nor do we allow clay to be taken out of the studio and brought back in to fire, etc. This is very important as damage to equipment can occur.

Please refer back to Student Information sheet on cleaning policies.

Open Studio hours:
Mondays, 6:00-9:00
Tuesdays, 12:30pm -8:00 PM
Wednesdays, 12:30pm - 8:00 PM
Thursdays, 12:30pm - 8:00 PM
Fridays, 10:30am - 3:30pm
Saturdays, 10:30am - 3:30pm

Tuition $85.00 monthly, plus the cost of clay. 


Ages 
15+ 

Clay is not provided but may be purchased for $1.50 a pound (sold in 25 lbs bags).
Students will need to bring their own hairdryer, towel, and tools. 
We do provide studio glazes made by instructors. No outside clay will be allowed. If bringing in commercial glazes, they need to be cone 5 and an instructor or PAC staff will need to sign off before using. 

Please refer to the Student Information Sheet for more details.

register green or call 405-744-1535

Have you ever been interested in learning the art of metalsmithing in order to create your own, one-of-a-kind jewelry? In this Beginning Metalsmithing and Jewelry course, students will learn to solder, texture, saw, file, and set a stone while creating a beautiful ring to take home. Students will also learn jewelry studio safety protocols and how to properly use and care for the tools. No previous metalsmithing experience is required. Upon completion of this course, students may sign up to use the studio during open studio hours.
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