Classes
In Studio Group Classes
Classes begin the week of September 14, and you can register at any time!
In studio classes are for groups of 4-5 children. We are happy to create a class for your child and a group of friends. Let us know!
Monday, 4:00pm (ages 7-11)
$240/6 classes | Register
A playful introduction to art for our youngest artists! Each week, children explore colors, shapes, and textures through hands-on projects using paint, crayons, collage, and clay. Designed to build fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence in a warm, encouraging setting—no experience necessary, just curiosity and a love of making things.
Tuesday, 1:30-2:30pm (ages Pre-K)
$240/6 classes | Register
A playful introduction to art for our youngest artists! Each week, children explore colors, shapes, and textures through hands-on projects using paint, crayons, collage, and clay. Designed to build fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence in a warm, encouraging setting—no experience necessary, just curiosity and a love of making things.
Tuesday, 4:00-5:00pm (ages K–2nd grade)
$240/6 classes | Register
Young artists learn to draw and paint animals, landscapes, and more. We teach proper use of art materials and techniques, focusing on watercolor, pencil drawing, and painting. We also explore sculpture using plaster wrap and clay.
Wednesday, 3:30-4:30pm (ages 6-8)
$240/6 classes | Register
In this class, young artists will be introduced to the proper use of oil pastels, watercolors, and acrylic paint. Kids will also explore sculpture using plaster and clay.
Thursday, 3:30-4:30pm (ages 8-12)
$240/6 classes | Register
This year we work on refining already learned art techniques focusing on watercolor, pencil drawing, and painting. We also explore sculpture using plaster wrap and clay. This class is run as a ‘one-room schoolhouse’ and accommodates many different ages and styles.
“It is not only an art
class but a place where
we can make friends.”
— Georgia
“My son walks away
from class thrilled with
his art creations.”
from class thrilled with
his art creations.”