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Bloom Again: Upcycled Flower Magnets

$25

with Heather Elson

Calendar Sep 11, 2026 at 4:30 pm

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

September Wreath Workshop

$50

with Candice Carden-Chambers

Calendar Sep 13, 2026 at 10 am

Get ready to craft a frightfully fun door décor just in time for spooky season! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll create a one-of-a-kind Halloween wreath that’s sure to turn heads. All supplies included! 

Kid's Corner

$20
Calendar Sep 19, 2026 at 10 am

Ages: 6 - 10

Come join us the first and third Saturday of every month for a fun kid's craft at the Reeves House! Our instructor will lead your child through fun and engaging art crafts that explore different art mediums.

September Play with Clay Day

$20

with Lynn Lake

Calendar Sep 26, 2026 at 2:30 pm, runs for 1 week

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.

Interwoven: A Relational Weaving Workshop

$35

with Carolina Cuevas

Calendar Sep 27, 2026 at 1 pm

In this event, you will be learning how to weave on a backstrap loom, but with a twist.

The backstrap loom traditionally requires only your body and a sturdy structure to attach yourself to. In this version, you will attach to another person, weaving towards each other. Through this process, not only will you be learning how to weave, but you will also be learning about your partner. Through this rhythmic act of moving the shuttle back and forth and beating your threads into place, you silently (or talking) learn more about your partner. The point is to get to know someone while learning a craft together!

This workshop will take place in the Reeves Backyard

History of this piece: In the piece Ones That Receive (2022), two individuals slowly weave toward each other as they depend on one another to keep tension. The strings between them flow and alter as they do,receiving the slight movements that vibrate through the fibers. They weave strips of writtenfabric in both Spanish and English that speaks about vulnerability, adaptability, and durability.

Paint n Sip - Cowgirl Boot

$35

with Laurie Neal

Calendar Sep 27, 2026 at 2 pm

Gather your partner and mosey on down to the Reeves House for a fun evening of painting! This month's theme is country, and participants will be guided through how to paint their own cowboy boot! Drinks will be available for purchase at the counter.

New offering: Pre-purchase a discounted bottle of wine with registration! *Must show ID at pickup*

Kid's Corner

$20
Calendar Oct 3, 2026 at 10 am

Ages: 6 - 10

Come join us the first and third Saturday of every month for a fun kid's craft at the Reeves House! Our instructor will lead your child through fun and engaging art crafts that explore different art mediums.

Adaptive and Accessible Improv

$25

with Joe Lemmo

Calendar Oct 4, 2026 at 7:15 pm

Using the tools of improv, instructor Joe Lemmo along with WIT (Woodstock Arts Improv Troupe), are offering a workshop for adults of all neurotypes to gain confidence, build regulation skills, enhance creativity, reduce anxiety, and improve communication skills. In each workshop, the instructor and troupe members will guide students through improv games and exercises in a supportive, low-pressure environment where they are encouraged to try new things, brush off mistakes, and make discoveries. 

This workshop is open to all skill levels and recommended for individuals who are comfortable and/or interested working with all neurodiversities and providing a supportive environment for everyone! 





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