Artists will explore painting techniques that include 3D elements such as small rocks, gravel, shells, and various trinkets to add dimensions to their work. Students will paint on canvas and board and should have 3-4 finished works at the close of the week.

For an extra $10 your child can stay during the *lunch hour as well.

*Please be sure to have your child bring their lunch. 

Artists will add extreme texture to their painting surface, to build up the 2D surface, prior to painting. Artists will then incorporate found or discarded objects into their compositions in an unconventional manner, adding a 3D element to the mixed media work. Artists will be working on 3-4 works simultaneously because paintings will need drying time between layers.

Mary Jean Davis, artist and teacher will take you on four unique journeys while exploring charcoal and pencil techniques with a focus on design elements. Come learn from a teacher who has years of experience in creating and teaching others to find their love of expressing themselves through the use of drawing media.

This class is designed for students with higher skills and knowledge of drawing and is open to older teenagers and adults. No young children please.

Make and decorate your own musical instruments like maracas and drums using recycled materials, then learn how to play music together in a drum group circle!

Learn how to create fun, colorful paper mâché sculptures! You’ll use simple materials like paper, cardboard and tape to create a 3-D bird form, then apply paper mâché to hold it all together and add details before finishing your sculpture with colorful, painted patterns.

This is a class that teaches the fundamentals of working with ceramics, including hand-building techniques, glazing, and firing. Students will learn how to create various forms and shapes using clay, as well as how to decorate and finish their pieces.

For an extra $10 your child can stay during the *lunch hour as well.

*Please be sure to have your child bring their lunch. 

This is a class that teaches the fundamentals of working with ceramics, including hand-building techniques, glazing, and firing. Students will learn how to create various forms and shapes using clay, as well as how to decorate and finish their pieces.

Join artist and instructor Mark Nesmith and explore approaches to seeing and mixing vibrant color, creating a sense of light through color and value, and the landscape as a vehicle for self-expression. Topics are applicable to oil paint, acrylic, gouache, and other painting mediums of your choice. Reference material for demonstration purposes will be available but students are encouraged to bring additional reference images of their own if desired.