February Vacation: Winter Imaginarium Session B

This is a new “open-ended style” winter art program. Students will have great flexiblity in creating their personal art projects, including 3 -D story dioramas, games, fairy houses, sculptures, cartoons, puppets or anything that you dream up. Guided by the teacher, children will have a chance to explore and use a wide range of art materials. We’ll have a short snack break, where we may explore the art gallery and outdoors.
Please bring a water bottle and snack.
Winter Fairy & Gnome Magic: Session B

Come explore a magical realm of fairy-inspired art! Students will create imaginative projects like enchanted clay luminaries, fairy treasure boxes, winter fairy houses, masks, felt creatures, and more. Join us for magical fun as we explore both real and imaginary worlds!
February Vacation: Winter Imaginarium Session A

This is a new “open-ended style” winter art program. Students will have great flexiblity in creating their personal art projects, including 3 -D story dioramas, games, fairy houses, sculptures, cartoons, puppets or anything that you dream up. Guided by the teacher, children will have a chance to explore and use a wide range of art materials. We’ll have a short snack break, where we may explore the art gallery and outdoors.
Please bring a water bottle and snack.
Boondoggle Keychain Workshop

Learn how to make colorful boondoggle keychains, the classic craft! Students will learn different methods and patterns to design their own keychains, zipper pulls, or backpack charms. Perfect for hanging out with friends, trying something new, and showing off your creative side.
BYOB Craft & Sip: Valentine Cardmaking Workshop

Let’s make beautiful, handmade cards for the special people in your life. This workshop is open to all experience levels—whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crafter, you’ll enjoy exploring simple techniques, colorful papers, and creative embellishments. We’ll provide all the supplies and plenty of inspiration, so you’ll leave with unique cards ready to share with loved ones.
Decorating a Victorian Valentine Workshop

Step back in time to craft and decorate your own Victorian-style valentines using vintage-inspired materials. Perfect for date night or a Galentine’s gathering. Bring a friend (or a sweetheart) and your favorite snack to share while you create something truly heartfelt.
Parent/Child Together: Valentine’s Day Love Box Workshop

Share a fun afternoon with your special little one/ones, creating a beautiful little Valentine’s Love Box. Embellish your boxes with paint, lovebirds, flower petals, heart foil, ribbon, mulberry botanical papers, pearl beads and more! Line your box with red and pink velvet felt. Create a gift for your Valentine or as a place to keep your most loved treasures! Please note: tuition and material fee are per person.
Bringing Stories To Life – Making Dioramas: Session B

Have you ever wanted to design your own mini theater or write a script? In this class, children bring stories to life in 3D—creating scenes, costumes, and accessories from a favorite tale or their own original story. Using materials like fabric, buttons, ribbon, cardboard, and paint pens, kids will turn imagination into art and embark on an art adventure!
Learn the Art of Iris Folding – Valentine Cardmaking Workshop

Create beautiful square Valentine cards while learning the “Art of Iris Folding,” a paper-crafting technique where strips of decorative paper are folded and layered in a spiral pattern to form a design that resembles the iris of a camera or eye. Using different templates and a stunning assortment of papers, you’ll fold, layer, and assemble your design to completion, resulting in a one-of-a-kind card.
Art for Resilience – Winter Series

Enjoy nature-inspired creative activities for fun, connection, self-expression, and well-being. Activities are designed to be accessible, and to invite your ideas to flourish as you build a mindful practice of creative expression to nourish yourself. Explore the wisdom of the winter season and your intuitive self through a variety of mixed media techniques and brief journal reflection.