This beginner-friendly class introduces the basics of working with polymer clay, including rolling, shaping, blending, and baking; a suggested supply list is available so you’ll know what to bring.

The Zentangle Method is a form of meditative drawing using repetitive patterns, dots, lines, curves, and orbs; students learn up to thirty-two tangles, complete eight projects, and increase personal wellbeing.

Those with no previous experience will make 3-6 projects while learning basic techniques like reading instructions, stringing, and crimping to make earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.

Those with basic jewelry-making skills will advance techniques and stitches to make 5-6 projects. A supply fee of $70 is payable to the instructor at the first class.

Explore fundamentals of realistic atmospheric perspective, textures, and compositional balance; draw natural exterior scenes from photographic observation using Graphite, including rock formations, mountains, foliage, grass, and water.

Focus on fundamentals of constructing the head armature, placing features using human proportions to achieve a realistic portrait; construct and render eyes, ears, nose, and mouth from perspectives in graphite.

For oil and acrylic painters with some experience, work on your own projects with guidance from a professional painter; stress design, value relationships, color, critiques, still life and Plein Air.

Paint quickly and accurately from life in your choice of media, emphasizing realism/impressionism with a limited palette; explore still life, landscape, interiors, portraits, and florals, perfect for new or intermediate painters.

Learn secrets your piano teacher never told you in this 3-hour session; learn all chords for any song, style, and key, then practice at home using the student manual.

Join us as we explore the evolution of music through the 1970s and its cultural impact, iconic artists, and the legacy of a decade that reshaped the sound of modern music.