Celebrate the season with eight weeks of creative crafting! Each week, we’ll explore a new project inspired by fall, harvest, Halloween, and the holidays, including a festive fall pumpkin out of a sweater, a Christmas gnome out of a mop and more. Create handmade décor, thoughtful gifts for friends and family, or something special to keep for yourself. No previous experience is needed—just come ready to create and enjoy some holiday crafting!

Supplies will be provided, optional specialty materials will be announced a week in advanced and may be brought if desired.

There is no class November 27th

If you’ve always wanted to learn to draw, but aren’t sure where to start, this class is for you! We’ll cover basic perspective, value (shading), people and faces, and how to get your eyes and hands working together. Supplies included.

There is no class on November 23rd

Join us for an 8-week pottery course on the wheel, perfect for both beginners and experienced potters. Each session includes teacher-led projects to build skills and confidence, along with the freedom to explore your own ideas and create pieces that are uniquely yours.

This is a welcoming, supportive space where everyone belongs, whether it’s your first time touching clay or you’re returning to the wheel. Come ready to get your hands dirty, embrace the learning process (failures included!), and discover the joy of creating something beautiful from start to finish. Wear clothes you don't mind getting muddy and all of your creative ideas!

There is no class November 24

Join us for an 8-week pottery course on the wheel, perfect for both beginners and experienced potters. Each session includes teacher-led projects to build skills and confidence, along with the freedom to explore your own ideas and create pieces that are uniquely yours.

This is a welcoming, supportive space where everyone belongs, whether it’s your first time touching clay or you’re returning to the wheel. Come ready to get your hands dirty, embrace the learning process (failures included!), and discover the joy of creating something beautiful from start to finish. Wear clothes you don't mind getting muddy and all of your creative ideas!

There is no class November 24

Learn to paint landscapes in watercolor! We’ll discuss different techniques and approaches for natural features – like foliage, water, rocks, and distance -- plus basic perspective for including buildings in your work. For most projects we’ll work from reference photos, and on days with good weather we might paint outdoors. Students are encouraged to keep their supply kit lightweight and fast to set up. Zero experience, some experience, and intermediate experience levels are all welcome!

There is no class November 26th

Recommended Art Supplies:

- a small block of watercolor paper: cold-press paper is a good choice if you want to focus on painting; hot-press paper is a good choice if you want to draw with ink and then paint; smaller sizes like 5”x7”or 8”x10” are best for painting fast

- a pigment ink pen: single-width 0.5 (or larger) Sakura Pigma Micron or Faber-Castell Pitt Pens are good choices

- a small watercolor set: pans are easier to transport, but tubes offer more options

- watercolor brushes: a reservoir brush with water in the handle is really convenient; any short-handle watercolor brushes work

- well a mechanical pencil

- paper towels (or an old washcloth)

Optional Art Supplies:

- artist or painters’ tape

- a binder clip (or bulldog clip)

- a compact travel easel (if you like to work upright)

This class helps young artists ages 12-17 improve their skills, try new techniques, and develop their creative voice. We’ll use both realistic and illustrative styles for a variety of class exercises, and students will get plenty of individual guidance on projects that they’re passionate about.

(All skill levels and interests are welcome! Whether you’re interested in photo-realistic drawings or making webcomics, I’m happy to fuel your creative journey.)

There is no class on November 26th

In this supportive drawing class, you'll learn to sketch what you see and what you imagine. We'll explore the basics of Values, Perspective, and Proportion, 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.

Encouragement Supplied in Abundance!

Supplies to bring:

- Sketchpad 9x12 or larger

- Pencils (HB, 2B, 4B, 6B)

Optional supplies to bring:

- A photo reference

- Fixative spray

There is no class November 23

The Painting: “Afternoon in the Glen” – A peaceful, whimsical landscape featuring the interplay between a lush valley and enduring stone by capturing a mountain landscape.

This course is for first-time beginners in Oil paint. Students will learn how to balance welcoming foreground elements—crimson maples, winding paths—with the austere, timeless presence of distant peaks under a clear blue sky.

Over the course of this six-week session students will learn skills such as color mixing, creating texture, adjusting values, and more!

There is no class November 23