Looking for something fun to do with others? Check out this introductory improv class. Whether you want to perform or just try something new, this class is for you! You’ll learn lessons of acceptance, confident vulnerability, and collaboration while learning the basic structures and games in improv comedy! And when you finish, you just might become a better partner, parent, co-worker, friend, or, well...person!

This class ends with a graduation show, date and time TBD.

No previous experience is necessary to take this class.

This eight week hand building class is a great way to spend your Friday mornings! This session's projects are a little funky-inviting your creativity to try some new directions. Students will explore the process of creating a slab piece artistic bowl, a functional piece with unique glazing techniques, and a new spin on a vase. Of course, if your creativity is taking your projects in another direction, create what your heart desires.  Enjoy your Friday mornings doing something you love-come join the clay community at the Kish Center!

This eight week hand building class is a great way to spend your Friday mornings! This session's projects are a little funky-inviting your creativity to try some new directions. Students will explore the process of creating a slab piece artistic bowl, a functional piece with unique glazing techniques, and a new spin on a vase. Of course, if your creativity is taking your projects in another direction, create what your heart desires.  Enjoy your Friday mornings doing something you love-come join the clay community at the Kish Center!

This class helps young artists learn all about making comic books - from planning the story to sketching out the sequence to inking, lettering and printing. Focus on the class will be around the styles and interests you have to help grow your creative journey. All skill levels are welcome - whether you are just learning about comics for the first time, or ready to apply to Marvel, all are welcome!

This class is for those with some experience with watercolor. The reference material will be photographs of "Fall Color." The focus will be on simplifying the composition (not recreating the photo), and having fun with watercolor, creating something new. Participants will have two finished pieces and gain more confidence with the medium.

Watercolor with a Spooky Twist Brew up something a little eerie and a little enchanted in this autumn-themed watercolor class for beginners! With guidance and encouragement every step of the way, you’ll learn how to build your own spooky-fun composition—from first sketch to final brushstroke.

We’ll explore how to use watercolor to create mood and mystery: foggy skies, glowing windows, crooked fences, twisted trees, and maybe a suspicious-looking scarecrow. Or a haunted owl. Or just straight up paint some monsters! You'll learn to balance color, light, and texture to bring your haunted (or hilarious) scene to life

. Supplies and Autumn Vibes Provided.

In this supportive drawing class, you'll learn to sketch what you see and what you imagine. We'll explore the basics of line, shading, and form using pencil and charcoal—and you'll even learn the grid method to create drawings that look incredibly real (no tracing needed!). This is a class for people who think they can't draw. You'll leave feeling like an artist. If you are more experienced, we will challenge and encourage you to explore new horizons in technique and approach.

This course gently guides students from sketchbook anxiety to artistic self-assurance. Through life drawing, figurative illustration, imaginative exploration, and structured photo reference work, students will learn to draw with joy, accuracy, and style. The grid method offers a framework for realism, while creative prompts invite personal expression.

Bring Your Own Supplies | Encouragement Supplied in Abundance

• Sketchpad – 9x12" or larger
• Pencils – HB, 2B, 4B, 6B (mechanical pencils welcome!) • Vine charcoal sticks
•  Kneaded eraser
•  Blending tools – tortillons, stumps, or paper towels/Q-tips
•  Pencil sharpener
•  Ruler (for gridding photos and sketchpads)
•  A printed photo reference (Instructor will provide samples, but students may bring their own)
•  Optional: Fixative spray

As fall settles in and leaves begin to change, our iced lattes and sweet teas swap for more seasonally appropriate warm beverages. This class will challenge students to make several coffee mugs following autumnal themes culminating with a set of mugs to enjoy your choice of hot beverage all season long. Beginners are welcome but this six-week course will push students with experience to think beyond the wheel towards more creative surface designs.