Turn everyday waste into something beautiful!

In this hands-on workshop, participants ages 10+ will transform upcycled vial caps from Kennestone Hospital and other donated lids into colorful flower magnets. Explore creativity, reuse, and sustainable art while giving discarded materials a brand-new purpose. Come ready to make, create, and turn “trash” into a little piece of art for your fridge!

Please note- HOT GLUE WILL BE USED- students should be comfortable with this medium

It's a family affair! Come and create together!

Suitable for ages 5 - 105

Not only create your own clay masterpiece, but now also the option to glaze it. Materials for a small piece and basic instruction will be provided.

Bring your imagination and dress for a mess!

Pieces will be fired and available for pick up approximately two weeks after the workshop.

A parent is required to attend with children under 14.

Join playwright, director, actor, and dramaturg Claire F. Martin, who specializes in classical theatre and literary adaptation, in this exciting new workshop where students will dive into the world of classical text and learn the necessary skills to perform it authentically! This workshop is open to all high school students looking to strengthen their acting skills and learn something new!! 

We’ll learn two different classic macrame knots to make a holder for a small pot. This project has a lot of repetition, but moves at a nice pace.

Supplies provided. Ages 12+

Want to discover a relaxing, tactile, and playful way to end your weekend before a busy week? Join us on Sundays in Beginning Wheel Throwing for a rewarding way to spend your day! Students will learn all the basics of wheel-throwing in this course, from centering and shaping to trimming and decorating. We will also focus on how to enhance the surfaces of your ceramic vessels by layering decorative techniques such as water etching, wax resist, Mishima, sgraffito, carving, stamping, underglaze painting, and layering glazes. This is a beginner-friendly course that teaches technical skills for wheel-throwers of all abilities. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or a seasoned pro on the wheel, you’re sure to walk away from this course with a new skill related to the art of wheel throwing and ceramic surface decoration!

There is no class November 22

Want to discover a relaxing, tactile, and playful way to end your weekend before a busy week? Join us on Sundays in Beginning Wheel Throwing for a rewarding way to spend your day! Students will learn all the basics of wheel-throwing in this course, from centering and shaping to trimming and decorating. We will also focus on how to enhance the surfaces of your ceramic vessels by layering decorative techniques such as water etching, wax resist, Mishima, sgraffito, carving, stamping, underglaze painting, and layering glazes. This is a beginner-friendly course that teaches technical skills for wheel-throwers of all abilities. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or a seasoned pro on the wheel, you’re sure to walk away from this course with a new skill related to the art of wheel throwing and ceramic surface decoration!

There is no class November 22

Learn the tools every actor uses to create memorable characters and build a great story! In this class, students will work together to learn how to use their bodies, voices, and imaginations in order to inhabit different characters, make bold choices, and build a strong ensemble on stage. Students will also collaborate to create their own script bursting with creativity and ideas from their own imaginations, which they will perform at Collage day.

Students will showcase selections of their classwork as a part of our Collage Day on Saturday, November 21st. 2 tickets to this event are included in class registration.

This class is part of our Acting Pathway, which develops theatre skills through acting techniques, storytelling, and collaboration. In Junior Drama Club, students will focus on scene work and ensemble building.

Calling all middle school actors who are ready to take their training to the next level! In this class, students will learn acting techniques, delve into scene work, and practice monologues. Participation in this class is sure to help any young actor with upcoming auditions and productions, allowing them to feel confident and prepared for any theatrical venture ahead of them.

Students will showcase selections of their classwork as a part of our Collage Day on Saturday, November 21st. 2 tickets to this event are included in class registration.

This class is part of our Acting Pathway, which develops theatre skills through acting techniques, storytelling, and collaboration. In The Middle School Acting, students will focus on scene work and monologues.