This workshop is designed for one student and one adult to attend together for a fun, hands-on ceramics experience. Participants will begin with a brief demonstration introducing basic handbuilding techniques, including scoring and slipping, coil, pinch, and slab construction, then work as a team to design and create one shared clay piece. If time and clay allow, families may also create a small keepsake using remaining clay as a lasting reminder of time spent creating together. All artwork will be fired after the workshop. Families are responsible for arranging pickup of finished work approximately 2 to 3 weeks after the workshop, and will be notified by email when pieces are ready. Registration covers both participants. All supplies provided.

This workshop is designed for one student and one adult to attend together for a fun, hands-on ceramics experience. Participants will begin with a brief demonstration introducing basic handbuilding techniques, including scoring and slipping, coil, pinch, and slab construction, then work as a team to design and create one shared clay piece. If time and clay allow, families may also create a small keepsake using remaining clay as a lasting reminder of time spent creating together. All artwork will be fired after the workshop. Families are responsible for arranging pickup of finished work approximately 2 to 3 weeks after the workshop, and will be notified by email when pieces are ready. Registration covers both participants. All supplies provided.

Create something meaningful together in this special one-day ceramics workshop for adults and young teens (grades 5–8). Each duo will handbuild a shared clay piece designed to be both functional and sentimental—a lasting reminder of time spent creating together. Once the shared piece is complete, each participant will enjoy time on the pottery wheel to experiment and play with clay. This workshop is designed to be joyful, low-pressure, and focused on the experience of creating together. Registration fee covers one child and one adult. Supplies are provided.

Unwind in this one-hour evening family-style workshop designed to bring joy back into the painting process! Each session focuses on painting as a flow art, where the emphasis is on exploration and creativity rather than the final result. Students will engage in playful projects that spark child-like imagination while gently challenging the inner perfectionist. Along the way, participants will learn foundational painting techniques with opportunities to experiment with watercolor, paint pens, and more. Participants are encouraged to bring tea or a non-alcoholic beverage of their choice to enjoy while they paint. Registration includes one adult and one child in grades 6 - 9. All skill levels welcome and all supplies provided.

In this one-day illustrative workshop, students will explore fun, stylized ways to illustrate a favorite recipe or cherished family dish. Through guided instruction and creative experimentation, participants will learn how illustrators use imagery, lettering, and composition to bring food stories to life on the page. Students will create a finished recipe illustration that reflects personal taste, memory, and tradition—perfect as a keepsake or a thoughtful handmade gift. Open to all skill levels, this workshop celebrates creativity, storytelling, and the joy of sharing food through art. Supplies are provided.

In this one-day illustration techniques workshop, students will explore texture as a powerful storytelling tool in image-making. Using inks, paint, and a variety of unconventional tools, participants will experiment with mark-making, layering, and surface to create a richly textured landscape illustration. Emphasis is placed on process, play, and discovery as students learn how texture can suggest mood, movement, and environment. This class is open to all levels and encourages creative experimentation—no prior illustration experience required. Supplies are provided.

Use scrapers, rags, and solvents to carefully remove oil paint and reveal a monochromatic painting hiding underneath. A playful introduction to oil painting that flips the process on its head, perfect for anyone wanting to ease into the medium without the pressure of building up layers from scratch. Open to all skill levels. All supplies provided.

Unwind in this one-hour evening workshop designed to bring joy back into the painting process. Each session focuses on painting as a flow art, where the emphasis is on exploration and creativity rather than the final result. Students will engage in playful projects that spark child-like imagination while gently challenging the inner perfectionist. Along the way, participants will learn foundational painting techniques they can apply in a relaxed, supportive setting. Inspiration will also come from artists such as Alma Thomas and Hilma af Klint, whose distinctive styles celebrate color, pattern, and expression. Acrylic paint will be the main medium, with opportunities to experiment with watercolor, paint pens, and more. Take one workshop or all three: the choice is yours! Participants are encouraged to bring tea or a non-alcoholic beverage of their choice to enjoy while they paint. All skill levels welcome and all supplies provided.

Participants will dive into the world of Paper Crafting by creating vibrant blooming paper flower pots that bring life to any space throughout the seasons. You will learn a step-by-step process that guides you through selecting the right materials, sealing techniques, and valuable insights into color combinations, textures, and design principles. Whether you are a seasoned crafter or a beginner, you’ll leave with a beautiful, handcrafted arrangement that never wilts. All supplies provided.

Discover a soothing way to explore oil paints! In this trial workshop, you’ll use scrapers, rags, and solvents to gently lift layers of paint and reveal a hidden monochromatic painting underneath. This playful, stress-free approach flips traditional oil painting on its head, making it perfect for anyone who wants to unwind while experimenting with the medium. Open to all skill levels. All supplies provided.

The best piece you’ve ever glazed starts here. In this hands-on ceramics workshop, students will work with a large, pre-bisqued ceramic tray while learning how to use Spectrum RHC (Running Hot Chowder) flux glazes. The instructor will demonstrate the Frozen Pond glazing technique, guiding participants through proper layering and application to create rich movement and dramatic surface effects. No prior clay or glazing experience is required. Artwork will be fired after the workshop, and finished pieces must be picked up approximately 2 to 3 weeks later. Participants will be notified by email when work is ready. All supplies are provided.

Join us for a unique Quilling, Paper Art and Watercolor workshop inspired by the beauty of botanicals, featuring cactuses and mushrooms as our creative muse. In this hands-on session, participants will discover the magic of combining delicate watercolor washes with the intricate textures of paper art, learning how quilling can bring depth, dimension, and a touch of wonder to their illustrations. This workshop celebrates how paper transforms flat artwork into tactile, captivating pieces, perfect for nature lovers and creative explorers alike. All skill levels welcome! All supplies provided.