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Saturday, September 26, 3:00-5:00pm | Taught By Ashley Hersey
In this beginner-friendly workshop, you will learn a fundamental technique in the art of beadweaving called “peyote stitch.” Through visual demonstration and hands-on support in a small group setting, you’ll learn to use a needle, thread, and seed beads to craft a peyote tube pendant. You will walk away from the afternoon with a world of opportunities before you: peyote stitch can be applied to endless projects including tapestries, pen covers, bracelets, 3D art, and more.
All materials are provided including a cord to hang your pendant. Choose from several color options to suit your style.
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.
Sunday, September 27, 3-5pm
Slow down, observe, and bring a little drama to your drawing practice. In this relaxed live drawing session, you’ll work from a costumed model and explore gesture, proportion, movement, and composition through a series of poses. This steampunk-esque costume adds an element of character and storytelling, giving you the opportunity to capture not just the figure, but the mood and personality of the scene.
Whether you’re an experienced artist or simply curious to try drawing from a live model, this is a chance to practice, experiment, and enjoy the creative energy of drawing together. No pressure to create a masterpiece—just come ready to observe and draw.
Saturday, October 3, 3:00-5:30pm | Taught By Sadie Pijanowski
Design, carve, and print your own fabric patches! In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn the basics of linocut while creating a custom stamp from your own design. After carving your block, you'll use it to print unique designs onto upcycled fabric, transforming discarded textiles into one-of-a-kind patches you can sew onto clothing, bags, or anything else that could use a little creative flair. No prior printmaking experience is needed—just bring an idea and a willingness to experiment!. All materials provided.
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, 3-5pm | Taught By Amy Smith
Discover the magic of wet felting in this beginner's workshop! You'll learn the fundamentals of wet felting by transforming a bar of soap into a colorful, exfoliating treasure. Along the way, you'll pick up the core techniques of wet felting - layering wool, adding accent fibers for color and design, and using warm water and friction to bind it all together - skills you can carry forward into future felting projects.
No experience or tools required. All materials provided, including soap, wool, and accent fibers. Feel free to bring a favorite soap!
Saturday, October 17, 3-5pm | Taught By Stacey Shulman
Take a moment to slow down, reflect, and create in this wellness-focused Kintsugi workshop. Inspired by the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold, Kintsugi embraces the idea that healing, growth, and life's imperfections are worthy of being honored rather than hidden. As you carefully mend a broken ceramic piece using a modern Kintsugi-inspired technique, you'll be invited to reflect on the beauty that can emerge through change and restoration. No prior experience is needed—just come ready to create, slow down, and leave with a meaningful physical reminder of resilience, renewal, and the strength found in embracing our imperfections. All materials provided (including the broken ceramic).
Saturday, Oct 24, 3-5pm | Taught By Patricia Daniel
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. Patricia will provide beautiful flowers and the appropriate base for your arrangement - no need to bring a thing!
Saturday, October 24, 3-5pm
Curious about collage but not sure where to begin? This exploratory workshop invites you to cut, layer, arrange, and experiment with paper and other materials to create your own unique artwork. You'll play with color, texture, composition, and unexpected combinations while discovering how simple pieces can come together to create something entirely new. With guided prompts and plenty of room to experiment, this is a relaxed opportunity to try something different, follow your ideas, and enjoy the process of creating—no drawing experience required.
All materials provided.
Saturday, November 21, 3-5pm
AN ARTFUL PAUSE BEFORE THE HOLIDAY RUSH - with Karen Thompson
Neurographic Art: Relax, Reset, Ground. Before the holiday season begins, give yourself a little space to slow down. This practice will help you head into the stress of family gatherings by quieting the mind, releasing tension, and reconnecting with the present moment. Using simple flowing lines, shapes and color, we'll create artwork that allows us to slow down and enjoy the process.
No experience is needed and all materials provided..come as you are and leave feeling a little more ready for the season ahead.
