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This class is for teens that want to improve their art and start building up their art portfolio for college applications, grants and scholarships. We will rotate through drawing, painting, and clay as we work toward developing well thought out and completed portfolio work. Our project blocks may include perspective drawing, still life drawing, figure drawing, clay pottery, and acrylic and watercolor painting. Teens that take classes will have the opportunity to apply to work as a summer assistant or intern. All supplies included.
Time: Thursdays 5:00pm-6:15pm
This class is designed specifically for kids in middle school - grades 6th-8th.
The most pivotal time in a young artist's life is between the ages 11-15. Our Tween students get a lot of instruction and encouragement to take their art to the next level in a supportive environment. We will be exploring all kinds of drawing techniques, including observational drawing, perspective drawing, and composition. All supplies included.
Time: Tuesdays 5:00pm-6:15pm
Session runs from August 10 - October 9 with a break the week of September 7 (8 sessions)
Friday, August 7, 6:30-8:30pm | Taught by Clancy Provence
Rediscover the magic of Shrinky Dinks! Start by drawing, tracing, or coloring your own designs on special shrink plastic, then watch as your artwork transforms with heat into miniature works of art. Turn your creations into keychains, jewelry, bag/phone charms, ornaments, or unique keepsakes. This hands-on project is perfect for all skill levels and offers plenty of opportunities for creativity, personalization, and a little bit of nostalgia.
All materials provided! Bring-your-own refreshments are welcome
Saturday, August 8, 1-2:30pm | Taught By Sasha Daniels
Think big and create your own galaxy! Swirl paints to make the background of your galaxy. While that dries, make planets and moons and stars with all kinds of different materials to add to your art work. Then top it off by splattering to make stars and your own Milky Ways.
All materials provided.
Saturday, August 15, 3-5pm | Taught By Kimberly Coburn
Discover the beauty of Kinusaiga, a Japanese art form that creates the look of a patchwork quilt without a single stitch. In this relaxing and beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll learn how to transform colorful fabrics into a vibrant work of art by tucking fabric pieces into a pre-drawn design. The process is both meditative and rewarding, combining color, texture, and composition in a unique way.
No experience required. All materials provided.
Friday, August 21, 6:30-8:30pm | Taught By Ashley Hersey
Calling all book lovers! Dip your toe into beading as you build your own three-stranded bookmark. You’ll be provided an assortment of materials - a metal bookmark base, large and small beads of all colors, chains, and charms - alongside guided instruction. You’ll walk away with a variety of basic beading techniques under your belt, and a handmade bookmark to show off at your next book club.
No experience or tools required - just bring your creativity. Feel free to bring your favorite book to use as inspiration!
Saturday, August 22, 3-5pm
Ever wondered what it's like to paint with acrylics? This exploratory workshop is a chance to try it out! You'll get hands-on experience with acrylic paints, experiment with color and brushwork, and learn a few basic techniques to help you get started. Designed for complete beginners and the simply curious, this relaxed workshop is all about exploration, creative play, and discovering whether acrylic painting is a medium you'd like to pursue further.
All materials provided.
Friday, September 11, 6:30-8:30pm
Explore the art of printmaking in this fun, hands-on workshop! You'll learn simple printing techniques to create original designs using textured surfaces. Experiment with color, pattern, and composition as you produce a series of unique prints, cards, or small artworks. No prior experience is needed—just come ready to explore, experiment, and discover the joy of creating multiples from a single design.
Materials provided. Bring-your-own refreshments welcome.
Saturday, Sept 12, 3-5pm | Taught By Patricia Daniel
Welcome fall with flowers! Join us for a fun and relaxing afternoon of floral design as you create a beautiful seasonal arrangement using fresh flowers and greenery. You'll learn easy techniques for creating a balanced, eye-catching centerpiece that you can recreate again and again. Enjoy bubbly, light refreshments, and the company of fellow creatives as you celebrate the colors and textures of the season.
Saturday, September 19, 3-5pm | Taught By Jessie Turton
Autumn is a time for rediscovering our connection with the earth. This celebration of the equinox will begin with a gentle, grounding yoga practice to prepare you for creating a personal cairn using Lizella clay, a rich, red clay native to central Georgia that has shaped the region’s pottery traditions for generations. sing simple mark-making tools, you'll craft a cairn that symbolizes balance, resilience, and connection. You'll finish your piece with a brushed layer of engobe, adding subtle depth and contrast while allowing the natural beauty of the clay to shine through.
*PLEASE NOTE: Your cairn will need to be kiln-fired after the workshop. Jessie will let you know when it is ready to be picked up!
Saturday, September 26, 3-5pm
Curious about drawing with charcoal? This exploratory workshop is a chance to experience one of the most expressive and forgiving drawing mediums. You'll learn simple techniques for creating rich values, bold marks, soft blending, and dramatic contrast. Through guided exercises and creative exploration, you'll discover how charcoal can be used to create everything from loose, energetic sketches to detailed drawings. Perfect for beginners and the simply curious, this relaxed workshop is all about trying something new, building confidence, and enjoying the creative process.
All materials provided.
Designed for kids in 1st-3rd grade that want to build up their confidence as artists. This drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpting class is full of experimenting, exploration and movement. We will focus on process-based art with an emphasis in exploring materials and developing a strong visual aesthetic by experimenting with color, line, texture, and 2-D and 3-D design. Students will learn to appreciate their artistic differences and celebrate their successes. Dress to get messy! 8 week class. All supplies included.
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Tuesdays 3:30-4:30
Thursdays 3:30-4:30
Designed for upper elementary students (typically grades 3rd-5th), Owls after school program inspires young artists with process-based art activities that encourage kids to let their curiosity and interests drive their projects. While exploring a variety of activities from drawing and painting to printmaking and clay, this class allows students to build confidence as they develop skills and techniques across mediums and to connect with a community of other art-loving kids. All supplies included.
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Tuesdays 3:30-4:30pm
Thursdays 3:30-4:30pm
This class is for anyone who would like to explore the basics of drawing! Drawing is the structure beneath almost any creative endeavor, it’s an incredible meditative tool and is deeply grounding. This is a perfect class for beginners to start to find some tools as well as for more seasoned drawers to have a space to remember the basics and start fresh again. Some supplies included. A detailed supply list will be sent after sign up.
Instructor: Madonna Mayfield
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Mondays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Wednesdays from 1:00 to 3:00pm
This is a beginning to intermediate level class focused on building upon the foundations of drawing to hone your individual style. It will begin with guided explorations of varied 2D mediums such as charcoal, ink, pencil, and pastels, to gain insight into the ways that different materials can create different marks, atmospheres, and meaning. Students will then build up to developing their own piece that highlights their unique artistic voice with instructor guidance. This class is ideal for students who feel ready to move beyond the technical basics and into the realm of developing their individual artistic practice.
Instructor: Zoe Iatridis
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Tuesdays 6:30pm-8:30pm
Wednesdays 10:00am-12:00pm
This beginner-friendly class is perfect for those new to watercolor or looking to revisit the basics. You’ll focus on fundamental techniques that make watercolor such a unique and expressive medium, including washes, color mixing, layering, and brush control. As you learn to work with the fluid, luminous qualities of paint and water, you’ll build confidence through guided exercises and creative projects in an easy-going, collegial environment.
Instructor: Madonna Mayfield
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Wednesdays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Splash into some intermediate watercolor techniques! In this class you will explore your personal esthetic in watercolor paintings. We will play with form, tone, and design as we delve into composition and subject matter. We will examine materials, process, and design as you grow in skill and confidence with a community of learners who are all taking the journey together. Basic drawing skills are required, and some watercolor experience is preferred.
Instructor: Shannon Kelly
Fall Session I
This class will start the week of August 3 and will NOT meet the week of August 17 or September 7 (Labor Day week). Class ends the week of October 9. 8 sessions.
Tuesdays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Thursdays from 10:00am to 12:00pm
This intermediate course will focus on the basics of portrait painting in acrylics. Building upon the principles of light, shadow, and form, students will build confidence in capturing each facial feature individually before putting them together to render unique and evocative portraits. Basic drawing skills are required, and some acrylic painting experience is useful for students of this class.
Instructor: Zoe Iatridis
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Tuesdays from 10:00am to 12:00pm
An art class where you don’t need to draw? Try cutting and pasting your way to a self portrait or landscape (or any idea you have). You will be guided through the art of “painting with paper “ . This is a very meditative process and a very forgiving art form. Suitable for beginners to expert artists.
Instructor: Madonna Mayfield
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Mondays 1:00pm to 3:00pm
This class is a beginning level, exploratory class that uses a variety of mediums to help each artist find their own best path of expression. We'll explore clay, collage, fiber arts, drawing and painting. Each class will explore how different materials give us a different doorway into creation. We'll get familiar with a variety of media and techniques, becoming more aware of what each medium offers, and utilize playfulness and experimentation to allow a more open ended form of creation. Ultimately this class is useful for students that want to try new mediums or are hoping to get more clarity on which mediums best serve their artistic interest.
Instructor: Zoe Iatridis
Most supplies included. You will need a mixed media sketchbook.
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Tuesdays from 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Wednesdays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Explore form, function, and content in this beginner-friendly bookmaking class, which will focus on a variety of folded and soft-cover book forms and the things we put in them. We’ll begin by playing with a variety of traditional and unexpected materials to create a collection of painted papers to use in our books. We’ll create single-page books (zines and meandering book forms), flexagons, lotus books, accordion books (with variations), and pamphlets and double-pamphlet stitched books. Our deconstructed painted pages will give each book initial loose marks and imagery, and we will spend time going back into our book forms with content prompts for drawing, painting, or collage. This class is open to all levels of makers who’d like to explore simple book forms as containers for images, mark-making, text, and experimentation.
Instructor: Meredith Eastburn
Supply list TBD
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Tuesdays 10:00am to 12:00pm
Unleash your inner child-artist with playful projects in this class that explores kid art for the young at heart! We’ll arrange flowers and play collaborative painting games to depict them. We’ll experiment with mark-making at painting stations, and then we’ll collage and create nostalgic paper crafts (oh yes: cootie cachers and DIY sketchbooks). We’ll channel childhood summer camp as we form foam-clay trinkets and try out fiber/textile projects (think: friendship bracelets, yarn pom-poms, and cheeky award badges). Give yourself permission to play and scratch that crafty itch in a fun and beginner-friendly environment. Picasso famously said, “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” Art Club for Grownups is a good place to start. So close your laptop, put down your phone, and take an extended lunch break to destress and play!
Instructor: Meredith Eastburn
Supplies will be provided - $25 supply fee is included in class cost
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Wednesdays 11:30am to 1:30pm
This class is designed for those curious about ceramics, as well as those with prior experience who are looking to get back into the swing of things. We’ll learn the basics of hand-building ceramic forms that don’t require the use of a potter’s wheel. In addition to the foundational techniques of slab, coil, and pinch, we’ll cover joining methods, moisture control, and glazing and firing processes. Hand-building offers endless creative freedom—the only limit to what you can create is your imagination.
Students are eligible to come to open studio throughout the semester on Sundays from 10-2:00PM.
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Mondays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm - Instructor: Will Durrett
Thursdays 1:00 to 3:00pm - Instructor: Jessie Turton
Designed for advanced beginners and intermediate students, this class builds on foundational hand-building skills while encouraging a deeper exploration of form, design, and function. Through projects and guided support, you’ll refine techniques while developing individual projects that push you to find your artistic voice. This is an opportunity to expand your skills, push your ideas further, and learn in a community of other ceramics lovers. Supplies for this class can be purchased at your local clay store.
Students are eligible to come to open studio throughout the semester on Sundays from 10-2:00PM.
Fall Session I runs from August 10 through October 9, 2026. There will be a break the week of September 7 (Labor Day week). 8 sessions.
Thursdays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm - Instructor: Stacey Shulman **NOTE this class will start August 13 and will end October 15. There will be two breaks: Sept. 10 and Sept. 24
Saturdays from 10:00am to 12:00pm - Instructor: Will Durrett
Looking for dedicated time to create in the company of other artists? Open Studio is a relaxed, self-directed session where you can bring your own materials and work on whatever inspires you—whether it's painting, drawing, collage, fiber art, or another creative project. There is no formal instruction, making it the perfect opportunity to practice your skills, experiment with new ideas, exchange feedback, and connect with fellow makers in a welcoming, supportive environment. Come for an hour or stay for the whole session—Open Studio is your time to create at your own pace.
NOTE: If you are a current student, this is included! Otherwise this is a monthly membership - cost varies according to how many Thursdays we meet in a given month. See options below.
Friday, October 9, 6:30-8:30pm
Get into the Halloween spirit by decorating a mask to wear or hang as festive seasonal décor! Using a variety of materials such as feathers, paint, markers, glitter, ribbons, and other embellishments, you'll transform a simple mask into a unique creation that reflects your personality and style.
Materials provided. Bring-your-own refreshments welcome.
Saturday, October 10, 1-2:30pm | Taught By Sasha Daniels
Celebrate the season together by creating a family of ghost characters! In this fun adult-and-child workshop, each pair will use cheesecloth, glue, and a little imagination to sculpt whimsical ghosts, then personalize them with fun accessories to represent family members—or invent entirely new ghostly personalities. Add a touch of sparkle with glitter and take home a charming Halloween decoration that's as unique as your family. No experience is needed—just come ready to laugh, create, and make memories together!
All materials provided.
