This engaging forever running course meets once a week for 90 minutes and includes art appreciation, an introduction to notable artists, and the opportunity to create artworks experimenting with a variety of mediums. All necessary art materials will be provided, ensuring a wonderful and inclusive environment for everyone.

Join us for an engaging workshop
focused on the exciting world of
abstraction! In this inclusive
environment, participants will
learn about influential abstract
artists, explore various
techniques, and experiment with
different mediums. Throughout
the session, artists will be
encouraged to express their
unique perspectives and
creativity.

By the end of the workshop, each
participant will leave with a
finished artwork that reflects
their personal exploration of
abstraction. This is a fantastic
opportunity to connect with fellow
artists and discover the joy of
creating in a supportive and
inspiring space!

Join us for a 90-minute inclusive workshop where we will explore the vibrant world of crayons as a medium for artistic expression. In this hands-on session, participants will discover a variety of different techniques to create unique artworks using crayons, from pushing the boundaries of traditional coloring to innovative methods like melting, layering and even painting with crayons!

Our supportive environment encourages creativity and self-expression, allowing each individual to experiment freely and develop their artistic style. Participants will also have the opportunity to connect with one another, share ideas, and celebrate their creations in a communal setting.

This course invites our artists to continue exploring the three-dimensional world of sculpture.

For those who took our Sculpture 101 class, this is a continuation of your journey—building on techniques to create sculptural works that hang on the wall!

Artists will work with a range of materials and methods, including clay, wire, and found objects, to craft unique and expressive pieces. Through engaging, hands-on projects, participants will expand their spatial awareness, explore visual perspectives, and strengthen their fine motor skills—all while expressing their creativity in a supportive and inclusive environment.

Join us for a workshop on how to use art when we are grumpy! Sometimes we all have a bad day or something gets us upset! Art can be an incredible and therapeutic way to get the grumpies out while expressing visually how we feel with energetic works of art. We can capture those emotions on canvas or in sculpture in a healthy way that can teach us all how to help ourselves handle the ups and down of daily life.

This Course is an excercise in the
unexpected and experimentation.
We will use a multitude of
techiques to use ballons to apply
paint to the surfaces of a canvas.
This can be a messy one so please
be sure to wear clothes that are
ok to get paint on! We will also
provide artist aprons for
additional coverage but this one is
all about excitement and fun. 

We will experiment and learn
about putting the paint inside the
balloons and on the outside,
different air pressures, shooting
the paint out of the open end and
dropping balloons from different
heights to create uniquely
satisfying organic explosions of
colors shapes and designs.  

This course invites our artists to step off the page and into the exciting world of three-dimensional sculpture!

Get ready to roll up your sleeves and get hands-on with clay, wire, found objects, and more as we explore all the ways art can come to life. From twisting and shaping to stacking and assembling, you’ll experiment with all kinds of techniques to create your own one-of-a-kind masterpieces.

Along the way, you'll build spatial awareness, sharpen your fine motor skills, and stretch your creative muscles—all in a supportive, inclusive space where imagination leads the way.

This course invites our artists to discover something incredibly freeing about the act of creating art.

Together, we will work on a single, collaborative piece—an ever-evolving Work in Progress. Each time this course is held, the canvas becomes a new opportunity: to add, remove, scrape, draw with pencil or pen, color with marker or crayon, paint, sand, or layer in collage. Anything goes.

Art making is, at its core, about discovery and learning. And yet, so often we place pressure on ourselves to make things perfect, to create something that others will like, or that we ourselves will feel proud of. Sometimes, those pressures can stop us from even starting.

This piece is about letting go of that, just grabbing some colors and tools and doing some stuff. 
It’s about learning without fear of what things look like. 

As we work, we might make changes that cover someone else’s contribution. Others may shift or transform what we’ve done. 

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Over time, this canvas will hold layers upon layers of marks and ideas. It will evolve. And in doing so, it will become a living testament to the many artists who contributed to its story.