New season, new projects!

Join us for a fun and creative wire wrapping class where you’ll learn techniques to create your own beautiful wire-wrapped pieces - no matter your experience level! Whether you’re brand new or looking to sharpen your skills, this class is for you. There will be several projects to select from. Let’s get wrapping and make something magical together! All skill levels are welcome. Please bring round nose jewelry pliers with you if you have them, and you can bring your own stones if you’d like.

A materials fee of $10 per project is due to the instructor at the start of the class. Beth will also have additional jewelry kits available for purchase.

This is an overnight trip to Lincoln, New Hampshire. We will leave The Wells High School at 1 PM on May 28th. We will go directly to the Indian Head Resort to check in, we will then leave for the LaFayette Dinner train for a 2-hour train ride for a fabulous dinner while riding through the countryside. We then return to the Hotel, breakfast is buffet and included. We then will be leaving for the flume gorge. The flume is a 2 mile loop trail through a granite gorge with waterfalls, and covered bridges. The hike has boardwalks and stairs. You do not have to do the whole walk or feel pressure if you are not up for it, there are places to rest. We will be leaving the gorge after 2 hours, we will stop for a light lunch before we return to Wells High School. Cost of the trip is $385 per person (double occupancy). GUIDE: Lynne Longworth

Gel Plate Printing is a dynamic and fun way to express yourself through creating monoprints on a soft, pliable gel plate.  Each one-of-a-kind print is as individual as the person creating it and requires no prior art skills to do. In class you will learn what gel plate printing is, how to do it using several different techniques, and be provided with the materials needed to create a variety of prints. 

This class is so much fun & expected to fill up fast so sign up early!

Minimum: 4   |   Maximum: 8

Are you comfortable with your clay abilities and just looking for a place to work and improve your skills? Join us in the Morse High School Ceramics Studio and start making all those things you have been dreaming up! This is not an instructor lead class, but the instructor will be on site working in case you need something. $65 for materials and studio fee, payable to instructor, must be paid on the first night of class. *Purchasing additional clay: The fee is an additional $65 to cover the firing, glazes and other consumables used during class. Please note: If you miss a class, you cannot make-up the class at another time. The ceramics schedule is very tight and these classes are usually full. Thank you for your understanding! *No Class: 4/23.

This class uses a storybook/coloring book format to teach basic boating and water safety messages. The knowledge learned in class allows kids to share what they have learned with siblings and parents, improving overall family boating safety. A guest appearance by Coastie (USCG Auxiliary Mascot). Topics covered include water and boating safety basics and boating awareness along with emergency and safety procedures. The class is geared to children between ages 6-9 and need to be with a parent/guardian. INSTRUCTOR: Members of the USCG Auxiliary FL-24

Join author David Spahr for an indoor presentation and discussion of edible and medicinal mushrooms, identification, tools and equipment for harvesting, as well as books, materials, and other resources. David has collected edible mushrooms for 50 years. He is a member of the Maine Mycological Association and the North American Mycological Association.

Dive into the world of ocean- inspired art at this one night class. Create stunning ocean pours using acrylics, and discover the magic of resin as you finish off your masterpiece with a glossy, professional touch.  Materials fee payable to instructor: $40

There is still a lot of misunderstanding and misinformation about Maine's compassionate end-of-life care option. Many providers and patients in Maine are still not familiar with Maine's Death with Dignity Act. In effect since September 2019, the law permits physicians to practice medical aid-in-dying under specific circumstances. Know the facts and, if qualified, the right to access medical aid in dying if they choose. Join this class to get fact-based information and all the details you need to know about Maine's law, how to have the conversation with your physician, and how to qualify for the law or support your loved one who may be qualifying. (No materials/supplies required).