Adult Classes & Workshops

Designed for couples, friends, or loved ones, you’ll have two hours to explore both handbuilding and wheel throwing techniques together.

This beginner-friendly workshop is designed for adults (18+) who want to build confidence using a sewing machine and learn techniques for clean, professional finishes. In just one session, you'll gain hands-on experience and leave with a completed project you can be proud of.

Start your Saturday with creativity and caffeine at our popular Clay & Coffee class! This monthly pottery workshop is a welcoming space for adults of all skill levels to explore the art of handbuilding with clay while enjoying fresh local coffee and good company. Make anything from mugs and trays to small sculptures or planters—it’s up to you! You’ll have time to play, create, and connect with others in a relaxed studio setting.

This six-session ceramic class, perfect for all skill levels, guides you through the entire process, from raw clay to glazed art. You'll get personalized instruction each week, learning basic hand-building, wheel throwing for functional pieces like bowls and mugs, trimming, surface design, and glazing. Explore creative shapes and textures while making vases, plates, sculptures, and more!

Join us for a popular returning class that takes you on an artistic journey around the world—one city at a time! In Painting Towns and Cities, students will explore the architecture, landscapes, and unique character of four fascinating cities, using each location as inspiration for an original painting. Students will have two weeks to complete each painting, allowing plenty of time to develop their work while exploring the distinctive visual qualities of each destination.

Join us for a focused, project‑based pottery workshop where students will create a functional everyday bowl on the wheel.

Explore the evolution of painting through the eyes of the artists who have shaped—and continue to shape—the art world! In this new course, students will study the work of influential Masters from the late 19th century alongside the work of exciting Contemporary painters working today. Each week, Erin will introduce students to selected artists and their work, exploring what makes their paintings distinctive and influential.

Step back in time and experience one of the most exciting, colorful, and controversial decades through the world of art! In this brand-new and eagerly anticipated course, students will explore the culture and creativity of the 1960s while creating their own artwork inspired by the people, music, movements, and visual styles that defined the era.

Portrait painting is one of the most rewarding—and challenging—forms of painting. In this requested course, students will learn how to capture the personality, character, and unique qualities of both animal and human subjects.

Join us for our wheel throwing mini course! No experience is necessary, and you don’t need to bring anything with you—just your enthusiasm. This engaging workshop starts with a brief demonstration from your instructor, showcasing the basics of wheel throwing. After that, you’ll have 30 minutes to explore the clay, shaping and molding your creations while expressing your unique artistic vision.