This class focuses on tableware sets ranging from drinking vessels to bowls and plates. It is an excellent opportunity to take your throwing/making to another level-learn to create sets and multiples that match. Small batch production techniques, throwing off the hump, using throwing gauges, Japanese tombo, and the Japanese method of making slabs will be taught.  Learn to make beautiful slabs without a slab roller!

Tuition includes the cost of class instruction, use of all studio equipment, glazes, and the firing of your in-class creations.

Clay purchases and tools are not included.

Non-Member Price: $575

Member price: $550

Pastels have been used to create beautiful and bold color drawings throughout the centuries.  Learn about the different types of pastel and how to blend and layer pastel to get a soft haze or a sharp edge.  The instructor will demonstrate how to approach a pastel drawing through various stages, from the composition and getting the correct proportions and perspective, to understanding which colors to use to get the correct shade you are looking for.  We will be drawing from photographs for this class.  You can use your own photos or use the reference that the instructor will supply.

Pastels with Meg Supply List

Non-Member Price: $240

Member Price: $215

This beginner-friendly class is the perfect way to dive into the world of clay. Students will start with basic throwing techniques and progress at their own pace. Students will work with stoneware and fire their creations in an electric kiln to cone 6, making them microwave and dishwasher-safe. With demonstrations, hands-on support, and plenty of encouragement, each session is a chance to experiment, play, and discover the joy of pottery.

No Class on Saturday May 9, and 23, 2026

Tuition includes the cost of class instruction, use of all studio equipment, glazes, and the firing of your in-class creations.

Clay purchases and tools are not included.

Non-Member Price: $440

Member Price: $415

Join artist, Gene Kim, on Saturday mornings for a class full of comics, storytelling, and creativity! Each week, students explore fresh prompts that spark new stories, characters, and worlds while learning the basics of storytelling and character design. Kids will have time to draw, imagine, and collaborate as they bring their ideas to life and create comics to share with friends and family.

This program has continued to grow in popularity with each session, and spots fill quickly—early registration is highly recommended!

No Class on Saturday May 23, 2026

Non-Member Price: $295

Member Price: $270

Pastel Perspectives: Two Artists, One Medium”—In this fun, uplifting workshop, two instructors share their unique pastel approaches. You’ll sample a variety of materials—step-by-step demos, working from life, and using photos. By the end, you’ll have multiple creative pieces and fresh inspiration from two perspectives!

Pastel Perspectivs Supply List

Non-Member Price: $160

Member Price: $135

From the wheel to the workbench, this is where clay becomes whatever you imagine. In The Clay Lab, you’ll explore both wheel throwing and handbuilding to create everything from functional pieces you can use every day to sculptural works that show off your style. New to clay? You’ll get step-by-step guidance to master the basics. Already have experience? We’ll help you refine your techniques, tackle complex forms, and experiment with bold ideas. You’ll learn glazing, surface design, and firing, with plenty of freedom to design and personalize your own projects.

Tuition for childrens ceramics classes include the cost of class instruction, use of all studio equipment, clay, glazes, and the firing of their in-class creations.

No Class on Sunday May 24, 2026

Non-Member Price: $325

Member Price: $300

Students will learn how to create a strong likeness through careful observation. This course covers the structure of the human head, proportion, facial features, and rendering form. Emphasis is placed on expressive line quality and understanding the figure in terms of volume and three dimensional form.

Students will explore a variety of dry media, including graphite, vine charcoal, and conté crayon. Demonstrations will be provided throughout the course to guide and support your work.

This class will take place online via Zoom. A link to access the class will be included in your registration receipt.

Portrait Drawing Supply List

No Class on Monday May 25, 2026

Non-Member Price: $250

Member: $225

As winter fades, there is no better time to step outside and capture the first signs of spring on the canvas. En plein air, a French expression meaning "in the open air," is the practice of painting outdoors to capture nature as it unfolds before you. Each week the class meets at a new location where artist, Wes Sherman, offers guidance, feedback, and insights to support your creative process. You will learn to paint directly from nature, sharpen your observational skills, and explore what it means to be a contemporary landscape painter while fully engaging with your surroundings, your materials, and your own artistic vision.

Students are invited to work in either oil, acrylic or watercolor. Please bring whatever supplies you already have in the medium of your choice.

The first class will take place at Willowwood Arboretum in Chester, NJ. Specific meeting location details will be sent by the instructor via email.

No Class on Monday May 25, 2026

Non-Member Price: $225

Member Price: $200