This independent study course offers students the opportunity to explore relief printmaking in depth through self-directed projects and individualized instruction. Working with traditional and contemporary techniques such as linocut, woodcut, and experimental relief methods, students will refine their technical skills and develop their personal artistic vision. Prior experience in block printing is recommended. This course is ideal for artists seeking focused studio time, technical growth, and mentorship

Offering workshops from beginner to advanced to develop and build upon the skills needed for musical theatre!

This class focuses on developing the technical and performance skills required for dance in musical theatre. Students will build foundational jazz technique, improve their ability to pick up and retain choreography quickly, and gain valuable performance and audition skills. Emphasis will be placed on style, musicality, and storytelling through movement. The class is designed to support both technical growth and performance confidence in a focused, engaging, and supportive environment.

This class is shear fun! You will learn to transform sheep fleece into beautiful fiber while spinning, dyeing, and designing your very own yarn made project! When you are done, you'll be able to say you did it all (except shear the sheep)

In this class for advanced glassblowers, you can explore your creative process, practice conceptualization of contemporary sculptures, and master your use of tools and hand-sculpting glass. Get guidance as you need it, but this is your chance to work out your ideas and sculpt on your own. Topics will vary depending on the project you choose to create but may include problem solving, visualization, and evolution of ideas; group discussion and critique.

Breakfast anyone? Tiffany's founder Louis Comfort Tiffany developed the copper foil method of stained glass that is the focus of this introductory-level class. Covering all the basics, you will be able to cut, shape, and fit glass, as well as foil and solder the glass together to create unqiue works of art! You'll learn the process of foiling and soldering the glass together.

Multiple classes offered across a variety of age groups!

Get your hands dirty on the potter's wheel and have fun learning at your own pace! In this class, students will develop their own style while crafting bowls, mugs, and vases. Already have some wheel-throwing experience? Try your hand at more complex pieces like teapots, pitchers, or even plates!  This class is designed for those wanting to make work they can use every day! It is a beginning/intermediate class, perfect for those with little to no clay experience.

Please bring your ideas, sketches, or maquettes to the first-class meeting. During this session we will discuss the options and make plans to move forward. In each class, after that we review the progress and adjust the plan as needed. If you have not chosen a goal, we will work on that in this first class. Each class session will consist of a brief review of each student's individual project, demonstrations of techniques, and individual work time. At class meetings we will discuss project ideas and select appropriate mold types for your pieces.

Acrylic Painting 2 is perfect for those ready to take their acrylic skills to the next level! In this class, we'll dive into more advanced techniques like glazing, underpainting, and layering to build depth and dimension. You'll also explore color mixing for richer, more vibrant hues and learn how to create a strong composition that draws the viewers eye. Expect to experiment with a range of brushwork techniques to add texture and bring your paintings to life. Ideal for students who've taken a beginner class or have some experience.