Line Dancing with Cathy Vary - Learn all the new country line dances!
Note: No classes in June and July, class returns in August.
Tuesdays is from 10:00-11:00 am, & 11:00 am-12:00 pm
Fridays is from 10:30-11:30 am
$8 per class . *This class is drop in pay on the day of the class. *

Evening Line Dancing Class for adults with instructor Leigh Wade. Learn new line dances each week. All levels are welcome. $8.00 per class. *This class is drop-in pay on the day of the class. *

Classes teach a method of meditation in motion promoting natural healing as it rejuvenates the mind, body and spirit. No class 5/27

Learn and practice the ancient art of Kobudo, Japanese sword fencing. Gain confidence, discipline, control, self-defense skills and improve your focus. No class 5/27

Visit “Enchanted Forests and Poisoned Apples" an open call juried exhibition showcasing contemporary art work drawing on the timeless power and allure of fairy tales and folklore.

Receiving Saturday, April 27, 2024 from 9:00am-4:00pm and Monday, April 29, 2024 from 9:00am-12:00pm.
On display in the Main Gallery, May 3, 2024 through June 27, 2024 · Monday - Saturday · 9:00am-4:00pm
Gallery Reception Friday, May 10 · 5:00-7:00pm
Enjoy an evening of art and meet the artists during our gallery receptions. Receptions include light refreshments and a formal announcement of award winners.

This class is designed for the beginning student. This class will explore hand building techniques, pinch, slab and coil, while also introducing the mechanical process of throwing on the wheel. Students will also learn the basics of how to finish their work through glazes and various firing methods. Advanced students are also welcome.

No class on Thursday, 7/4/2024.

An intermediate class created for students advancing in pottery skills. This class includes throwing on the wheel, slab, coil building, glazing, and firing methods. Experienced potters will learn about special glazes and the firing technique of the ancient Japanese art form, Raku. Known for its beautiful luster, unusual colors, and free form designs obtained during the firing process.

Learn form and function in this class designed to improve skills by understanding your relationship with clay. Raku is not available in this course.

In this Advanced Project Based Pottery series learn advanced projects and learn new techniques in a lesson-based setting.

Students will learn the techniques of making the plates and snack trays to make a functioning decorative dinnerware.

Learn form and function in this class designed to improve skills by understanding your relationship with clay.

Learn the basics of hand-built pottery. Students will use hand building techniques including pinch pots, coil building and slab construction to create unique functional and sculptural pieces. Experimentation with color, texture and pattern is highly encouraged. A variety of surface decoration techniques are introduced in addition to glazing. Experienced ceramic students wishing to pursue independent practice to enhance their skills or add to their body of work are welcome. Raku is not available in this course.

No class on Thursday, 7/4/2024.

The primary focus of this class is wheel throwing with additional support on hand building enhancements. There will be three new projects demonstrated in each session. Students interested in wheel throwing will receive individual coaching and demonstrations.

Glass beadmaking is fun! This all-levels class will introduce beginners to proper safety, basic constructs like dots, twist-ties, and stringers, and of course beads. Intermediate and advanced students will enjoy the challenge of being introduced to sculpture, silver glass and other complex techniques that will help hone their skills as lampworkers.

This class is for the intermediate to advanced student. Glass fusing is a challenging yet exciting class. Students will learn a variety of techniques in fusing, slumping, and firing glass kilns.

Prerequisite: Glass Fusing Beginner or have previous kiln forming experience.

No production work allowed. Only work made in class can be fired.

No class on Thursday, 7/4/2024.

Cold working is any process that changes glass in its natural or room temperature state. These techniques can include sandblasting, grinding, sanding, drilling, cutting, engraving or polishing the glass. Usually this is done during the preparation or finishing stages of your glass fusing process. The glass needs to be at room temperature to attempt these methods.

Prerequisite: Glass Fusing