Join us for a 6-week pottery journey at 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 bring all of your creative ideas!

No experience necessary, just be ready to laugh, paint, and maybe share a few mimosas. Whether you are just getting your feet wet or an experienced painter, come and spend your Friday Evening at the Reeves House! 

Bring your friends and we’ll provide the canvases, paints, and paintbrushes as we guide you through creating your own masterpiece. There’s sure to be lots of giggles and a few Monets in the making.

And to add to the fun, make sure to grab a glass of wine at the counter to enjoy while painting! 

Bring your creativity off the page in our “Doodle Diaries” week of art camp. This week, we’ll draw upon imagination and tell our stories with a gallery of sensational sketches, delightful doodles, and an original picture book!

In our new “Beginning Art” camps, students will become familiar with different art supplies, the elements of art, and creative expression. This camp is designed for students aged 5-6 who are developing their fine motor skills and are curious about the world of visual art.

Bring your creativity off the page in our “Doodle Diaries” week of art camp. This week, we’ll draw upon imagination and tell our stories with a gallery of sensational sketches, delightful doodles, and an original picture book!

In our “Intermediate Art” camps, students will learn about different art techniques and concepts, explore a variety of art mediums, and further develop their own creativity. This camp is designed for students aged 10-12 who are familiar with the basics and want to delve deeper into the world of visual art.

Bring your creativity off the page in our “Doodle Diaries” week of art camp. This week, we’ll draw upon imagination and tell our stories with a gallery of sensational sketches, delightful doodles, and an original picture book!

In our “Primary Art” camps, students will explore a variety of art mediums, the elements of art, and their own creative ideas. This camp is designed for students aged 7-9 who have already developed fine motor skills and are excited to explore the world of visual art.

A one-hour workshop focused on getting families to create together. Kids 5+ and their parents can sign up to create with clay at the Kish Center. All supplies will be provided with the registration fee.

Parents/Guardians must register and attend with any children under 14.

No experience necessary, just be ready to laugh, paint, and maybe share a few mimosas. Whether you are just getting your feet wet or an experienced painter, come and spend your Sunday afternoon at the Reeves House! 

Bring your friends and we’ll provide the canvases, paints, and paintbrushes as we guide you through creating your own masterpiece. There’s sure to be lots of giggles and a few Monets in the making.

And to add to the fun, we're offering an option to add mimosas to complement your painting experience! Registration is $35 per person (includes all materials and instruction) as well as an optional $15 add-on for mimosas, a discounted rate for participants. 

No tricks here; our “Summerween” camp is sure to be a treat! Over this week, students will create their very own boo-tiful masterpieces with a not-so-scary halloween twist.

In our new “Beginning Art” camps, students will become familiar with different art supplies, the elements of art, and creative expression. This camp is designed for students aged 5-6 who are developing their fine motor skills and are curious about the world of visual art.