Have you ever wanted to learn how to use a pottery wheel but felt intimidated by where to start? Join instructor Cynthia Plaisted in this 5-week beginner wheel throwing class where she will show you the fundamentals of creating on the pottery wheel. From centering your clay, to learning how to throw simple forms, this class is a great way for you to step into the fun world of pottery wheel work. No pottery experience is needed, just a willingness to get your hands dirty and resist the urge to dramatically recreate that scene from Ghost. (Patrick Swayze references are optional, but encouraged.)

Clay and glaze cost is $50, due to the instructor at the first class.

Minimum: 8  |   Maximum: 8

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.

Start your guitar journey by learning the essential chords used in countless songs. This beginner-friendly class covers proper hand positioning, chord transitions, strumming techniques, and basic song playing to help students build confidence and enjoy making music from day one.

Minimum: 4   |   Maximum: 10

Paddle Up!

Discover why pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports around in this fun and beginner-friendly 4-week class! Combining elements of tennis, ping pong, and badminton, pickleball is easy to learn, great exercise, and a fantastic way to connect with others in the community. 

This class is designed for brand-new players and will cover the fundamentals of the game, including rules, scoring, serving, paddle skills, and game strategy. This includes the famous “kitchen” rule! Each week participants will build confidence through guided instruction and plenty of practice in a relaxed and encouraging atmosphere.

No prior experience is needed. Come ready to learn, laugh, and play! Please carry in clean sneakers. The cost of this class covers the cost of equipment for the class. If you have your own paddle, you are welcome to bring it.

Join Beth, a talented and experienced instructor, as she guides you through the process of making your very own hammered copper jewelry. Hammer, shape, and shine your way to a beautiful piece you’ll be proud to wear—or gift! Choose your project: earrings, pendants, or a ring. Make it personal, make it shine! Please bring a hand towel to work on and any jewelry tools you already have. 

Materials fee of $10 will be due to the instructor at the start of class. Additional jewelry kits will also be available for purchase.

Minimum: 4 | Maximum: 8 

Are you interested in all-things paranormal? This class will cover the basics of what is “paranormal”, best practices for conducting paranormal investigations, equipment demos, and how mediumship fits into it all. Included will be real stories of encounters, actual video and audio evidence, and more. This will be an interactive class, so bring your questions!

Have tension in your neck and shoulders? This workshop will offer you some poses and exercises that will help to relieve some of your tension and will teach you many techniques that can be used at home or work to reduce pain and tension. These skills and poses can be repeated daily. All levels are welcome.

Equipment will be provided for you. Information learned through yoga classes and workshops should not be considered a substitute for medical advice. 

Cyanotypes, or blueprints were one of the first photographic printmaking processes invented. They’re fun and easy to make! Discover the magic of cyanotype—a historic, camera-less photographic printing process using the sun's UV rays to produce one-of-a-kind Prussian blue and white prints. This 19th-century technique blends art, science, and nature. 

A hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop where students will learn how to mix the light-sensitive chemicals, coat their own paper, and arrange beautiful organic compositions. After the paper has been prepared, we’ll step outside and expose our prints in the sun; then learn how to develop them in plain water, instantly revealing the creations. No prior photography or art experience is necessary. Just bring your curiosity and a willingness to play.



In this class you will learn: 

1. The Basics: A brief history of the cyanotype process.

2. Chemical Mixing: How to safely handle and mix the light-sensitive solutions.
3. Paper Coating: Techniques for evenly coating your watercolor paper.

4. Foraging & Composition: Arranging botanicals (leaves, pressed flowers, twigs) and everyday objects to create striking negative spaces.

5. Exposure & Development: Using natural sunlight to expose your prints and water to stop the chemical reaction.

Materials fee is included in the cost of the class. 


Minimum: 4   |   Maximum: 6