Whether your young artist is just beginning in their creative journey, or is diving deep into the medium they love, we have a class for them! Classes range from folk art craft to Atilier-style formal art classes and art surveys.
Read more about our class descriptions, pricing, and enroll by clicking on your artist's age group below. Note that ages are listed by approximate grade level. These grade levels are suggestions, and designed to give you an idea of difficulty level of each class.
This class explores a variety of arts and crafts, including but not limited to story-themed art, painting, and seasonal-based hand crafts. We will experience painting, drawing, weaving, paper crafts, pottery, and more! Lessons are guided by student interest.
8-week Quarter: $375
16-week Semester: $680
Instructor: Rachelle Sieber
In this clay course, students will explore a range of different clay building methods. Parents or grandparents can also enroll in this class and create their own clay projects along with the student. We will spend time on the pottery wheel, build with slabs, and explore coil and pinch methods. The majority of these projects will be decorative, and some items will be functional pottery. Students must be at least five years of age to enroll. Parents and grandparents who wish to take the course must also enroll as a student.
8-week Quarter: $400
16-week Semester: $700
Instructor: Alyssa Spradling
This class explores a variety of hand building methods for littles interested in clay. Students will create pinch pots, creature sculptures, and try out the pottery wheel. Students will learn basic hand-building and wheel-building methods. This is a great exploratory course for children who are tactile learners. Students must be at least five years of age to enroll.
8-week Quarter: $400
16-week Semester: $700
Instructor: Rachel Skinner
Come and enjoy an array of self-expressive art! Students will learn the fundamentals of art, including drawing and painting techniques, as well as explore multi-media and clay projects.
8-week Quarter: $375
16-week Semester: $690
Instructor: Alyssa Spradling & Brianne Olstad
In this clay course, students will explore a range of different clay building methods. Parents or grandparents can also enroll in this class and create their own clay projects along with the student. We will spend time on the pottery wheel, build with slabs, and explore coil and pinch methods. The majority of these projects will be decorative, and some items will be functional pottery. Parents or grandparents who wish to take the class must also sign up as a student.
8-week Quarter: $400
16-week Semester: $700
Instructor: Alyssa Spradling
This class is great for grades 3-8, and full of fun projects, both sculptural and functional. We focus on stoneware clay, with a few lessons of polymer clay as well. Students will enjoy learning about the pottery wheel, hand building, and all the fun of glazing.
8-week Quarter: $400
16-week Semester: $700
Monday Instructor: Alyssa Spradling & Brianne Olstad
Wednesday Instructor: Rachel Skinner
Students will create their own short-story Manga from start to finish. Artists will create their own characters, write their worlds and story arcs, and create unique tales of their own imagination from start to finish. We'll create our mangas in analogue style. From story boarding to final prints, students will learn every step of the writing and publishing of a manga or graphic novel.
8-week Quarter: $375
16-week Semester: $690
Instructor: Brianne Olstad
In this class, students will learn and practice a variety of clay-building methods. We will spend time hand-building using slab, coil, and pinch methods, and using the pottery wheel. Works will consist of both functional and sculptural artworks. Students will also practice a number of glazing methods. Appropriate for grades 6 and up.
8-week Quarter: $400
16-week Semester: $700
Instructor: Rachel Skinner
Your artist will experience Drawing in an elevated studio environment which will challenge and stretch their abilities with drawing. We'll explore figure drawing for humans and animals, by quickly sketching figures and bring them to a refined finish. Mediums used include but are not limited to graphite, charcoal, pastels, and inks. Appropriate for grades 6 and up.
8-week Quarter: $375
16-week Semester: $690
Instructor: Rachel Skinner
Dive into the world of watercolor with this class! We'll embrace the messy and learn how to control this wily and often frustrating medium. Students will work inside the studio and outside in observation as we paint, document, and appreciate the natural world. We'll practice the gambit, from loose, feathery, and interpretive to the tight control of finely finished watercolor painting. Appropriate for students grades 6 and up with a desire to learn a challenging medium.
8-week Quarter: $375
16-week Semester: $690
Instructor: Rachel Skinner
This class focuses entirely on the pottery wheel. Students will learn the basics and develop their skills with throwing cylinders, the basis of all quality wheel throwing. Students can expect to make between 10 and 20 pieces of hand-thrown pottery in this class, both decorative and/or functional. If you can imagine it, you can make it!
8-week Quarter: $400
16-week Semester: $700
Instructor: Rachel Skinner
In this class, students will learn and practice a variety of clay-building methods. We will spend time hand-building using slab, coil, and pinch methods, and using the pottery wheel. Works will consist of both functional and sculptural artworks. Students will also practice a number of glazing methods.
8-week Quarter: $400
16-week Semester: $700
Instructor: Rachel Skinner
If your teen is crafty, this is the class for them! Teen Hand Crafting is a class all about different types of crafts in a variety of mediums. Students will learn knitting and crochet, amigurumi, embroidery, rag baskets, wet and needle felting, quilling, and so much more. Lessons allow ample room for imaginations to soar while creating decorative, wearable, and useful art.
8-week Quarter: $375
16-week Semester: $690
Instructor: Deb Cooper
Students will create their own short-story Manga from start to finish. Artists will create their own characters, write their worlds and story arcs, and create unique tales of their own imagination from start to finish. We'll create our mangas in analogue style. From story boarding to final prints, students will learn every step of the writing and publishing of a manga or graphic novel.
8-week Quarter: $375
16-week Semester: $690
Instructor: Brianne Olstad
In Photography 101, students will learn how to use a DSLR camera to create unique and artistic digital photography. Students will understand and apply artistic concepts such as composition techniques and manual control of the camera settings. Students may use their own camera in class. If your student doesn't have access to a camera, you can check your partner school's library and resources, or borrow one in class.
8-week Quarter: $275
16-week Semester: $450
Instructor: Rachelle Seiber
In Photography 102, students will build on concepts learned in Photo 101. We'll go deeper into what it takes to create beautiful photo compositions in different settings and lighting complexities. Students will learn how to shoot for portraits, event documentation, advertisements, and more. Students may use their own camera in class. If your student doesn't have access to a camera, you can check your partner school's library and resources, or borrow one in class.
8-week Quarter: $275
16-week Semester: $450
Instructor: Rachelle Seiber
Your artist will experience drawing in an elevated studio environment which will challenge and stretch their abilities with several drawing mediums. We'll explore figure drawing for humans and animals, by quickly sketching figures and bring them to a refined finish. Lessons also include various still life and landscape drawing. Mediums used include but are not limited to graphite, charcoal, pastels, and inks.
8-week Quarter: $375
16-week Semester: $690
Instructor: Rachel Skinner
Dive into the world of watercolor with this class! We'll embrace the messy and learn how to control this wily and often frustrating medium. Students will work inside the studio and outside in observation as we paint, document, and appreciate the natural world. We'll practice the gambit, from loose, feathery, and interpretive to the tight control of finely finished watercolor painting.
8-week Quarter: $375
16-week Semester: $690
Instructor: Rachel Skinner