Upcoming
Classes
Registration Deadline: September 13, 2026
Saturday, September 12 | 10:00am-12:00pm | Ages: 18+
In this hands-on workshop, we’ll transform discarded books into the foundation for a personal art journal. We’ll remove and alter pages, then experiment with painting, printmaking, collage, and layering to create backgrounds for your future journaling
No previous art or journaling experience is needed. Come ready to experiment, make a mess, and see where the pages take you. All materials are provided, but you’re also welcome to bring a book of your own.
Saturdays, September 19-October 24 | 10:30am-12:30pm | Ages: 18+
6-Week Beginner Wheel Throwing Experience
An intimate, hands-on introduction to the pottery wheel, limited to just two students.
Let’s make mugs! This beginner-friendly pottery class will teach wheel-throwing basics and will focus on the most basic pottery form: the cylinder. We will make mugs with no handles so that we can focus on creating functional, well-made, beautifully glazed cylinders.
With only two students, you’ll have plenty of time at the wheel, personalized guidance, and space to work at your own pace.
Wednesday, September 23 & 30 | 4:30-6:00pm
In this two-week ceramics class, young artists will design and build their very own monster from clay. We'll explore hand-building techniques like pinching, shaping, attaching, and texturing while creating a creature that is completely their own.
Monday, October 5 | 5:30-7:00pm | Age: 18+
Tarot uses well-known symbols and archetypes that can serve as a rich creative reflection tool. In this workshop, you'll receive your own tarot deck and learn a simple process for pulling a card, exploring its imagery and symbolism, and using it as a starting point for writing and art making. We'll move from card to reflection to creation, creating a journal page inspired by what you notice.
Thursday, November 5 | 5:30-7:00pm | Age: 18+
Autumn is full of shapes, textures, patterns, and tiny details waiting to be noticed. In this workshop, we'll use natural materials like leaves, flowers, pinecones, bark, and seeds as creative prompts. We'll practice looking closely at their forms and textures, then translate what we notice into marks, patterns, colors, and imagery in our art journals.
You'll experiment with drawing, rubbing, stamping, layering, and other simple techniques to create a journal spread inspired by the changing of the season.
Take Home: Nature Ephemera Envelope
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