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Saturday Beginner Wheel
with Keiko Inouye
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
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Saturday Morning Cartoons & Comics (8-13)
with Gene Kim
Ages: 8 - 13
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
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Drawing and Painting for Tweens (8-13)
with Scott Samuels
Ages: 8 - 13
Designed to help young artists grow in both confidence, students will strengthen foundational drawing and painting skills including contour line, shading, color mixing, perspective, and composition. Through hands on projects such as expressive landscapes and mixed media collages, students will discover how artists develop ideas and bring them to life.
No Class on May 9th, and 23rd.
Non-Member Price: $190
Member Price: $165
Watercolor Workshop: Spring Flowers
with Doris Ettlinger
After a harsh winter, it’s time to welcome spring and the succession of flowers that bloom on trees and emerge from the ground. The wonderful aspect of painting flowers is that they won’t wilt or go to seed. In this workshop you’ll learn how to plan ahead, paint with courage, and know when to put your brush down. Overworking is more detrimental to flowers than Japanese beetles. Discover the art of brushstroke, balancing water-to-pigment ratios, color mixing, understanding pigment behavior, painting around the whites, and effectively managing the background. Novice - advanced.
Watercolor Workshop Spring Flowers Supply List
Non-Member Price - $135
Member Price - $110
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Watercolor Workshop: Sketching Figures
with Doris Ettlinger
Learn to capture the essence of the pose by sketching quickly and painting just a little slower. Working with a clothed model, we’ll warm up with gesture drawings, then paint short poses with one color for the shadow. Eventually, we will paint a longer pose exploring how light interacts with the figure, revealing its form and details. We’ll let colors blend where the values are the same. I will try to channel what I learned from two masters, Mel Stabin and Charles Reid. Their figures were full of light and life.
Watercolor Workshop Sketching Figures Supply List
Non-Member Price $135
Member Price $110
Art After Hours: Pottery Night Workshop
with Lori Pearson
Looking for a creative night out? Whether you’re coming with a date, a friend, or just yourself, get ready to get a little messy in the ceramics studio! Join Lori Pearson for an evening of creating on the potter’s wheel. She will guide you through the process and offer options for decorating your piece.
Participants will choose their glaze, and we will handle the firing and finishing for you. Finished pieces can be picked up approximately one week after the event. Light refreshments will be available.
Remember to wear or change into clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.
Adults only, 18+.
Non Member Tution: $95
Member Tuition: $70
Drawing 101 Workshop
with Lena Shiffman
Don't be afraid to explore drawing! Start by getting comfortable with the basics, such as shapes and lines, and you'll find your skills growing in no time. In this workshop, artist Lena Shiffman will teach students the basic principles of drawing, including proportion, mass, value, and line. Working with charcoal on a variety of still-life displays, students will improve their drawing skills as they deepen their understanding of structure and composition.
Non-member Tuition $140
Member Tuition $115