View artwork from previous Paint The Path events at the Community Gallery Wall at Five Points Washington

The Peoria Art Guild is thrilled to announce it has been awarded an $8,980 grant from the Community Foundation of Central Illinois to launch Art Without Boundaries in June of 2025, an exciting new initiative providing free arts education to youth across Central Illinois.

Rooted in the Wallace Foundation’s Connecting Arts Learning Framework, Art Without Boundaries will offer no cost arts experiences, ensuring that all youth under 18 have access to high-quality, diverse arts education. The program fosters creativity, critical thinking, and mentorship by engaging young artists early and empowering them to inspire the next generation.

“This grant will allow us to offer FREE art classes to ALL youth under the age of 18, removing financial and geographic barriers and ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to create, learn, and grow through art,” said Shannon Cox, Executive Director of the Peoria Art Guild. “We are thankful to the Community Foundation of Central Illinois for their support of this program.”

To further eliminate obstacles to participation, we are also partnering with the Peoria Public Library to hold classes at select library branches, and with CityLink Greater Peoria Mass Transit to provide bus passes for students and parents traveling to our class locations. This removes all barriers for children to create with us.

And there’s more, the Peoria Art Guild is excited to announce an expansion of its classroom space at The Shoppes at Grand Prairie. The new space, which will open on May 29, 2025 at 5:30pm with a celebration and ribbon cutting will accommodate more classes and create more opportunities for students to participate in arts programming. The Guild will still have its space in downtown Peoria for teaching and exhibitions.

Opening Celebration/Ribbon Cutting

Peoria Art Guild at the Shoppes at Grand Prairie
5201 W War Memorial Dr Suite 225, Peoria Il 61615
May 29, 2025 at 5:30 PM

Through Art Without Boundaries and this new classroom expansion, the Peoria Art Guild reaffirms its commitment to making the arts accessible to every young person in our community, regardless of financial means or geographic location.

The Peoria Art Guild is thrilled to announce it has been awarded an $8,980 grant from the Community Foundation of Central Illinois to launch Art Without Boundaries in June of 2025, an exciting new initiative providing free arts education to youth across Central Illinois.

Rooted in the Wallace Foundation’s Connecting Arts Learning Framework, Art Without Boundaries will offer no cost arts experiences, ensuring that all youth under 18 have access to high-quality, diverse arts education. The program fosters creativity, critical thinking, and mentorship by engaging young artists early and empowering them to inspire the next generation.

“This grant will allow us to offer FREE art classes to ALL youth under the age of 18, removing financial and geographic barriers and ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to create, learn, and grow through art,” said Shannon Cox, Executive Director of the Peoria Art Guild. “We are thankful to the Community Foundation of Central Illinois for their support of this program.”

To further eliminate obstacles to participation, we are also partnering with the Peoria Public Library to hold classes at select library branches, and with CityLink Greater Peoria Mass Transit to provide bus passes for students and parents traveling to our class locations. This removes all barriers for children to create with us.

And there’s more, the Peoria Art Guild is excited to announce an expansion of its classroom space at The Shoppes at Grand Prairie. The new space, which will open on May 29, 2025 at 5:30pm with a celebration and ribbon cutting will accommodate more classes and create more opportunities for students to participate in arts programming. The Guild will still have its space in downtown Peoria for teaching and exhibitions.

Opening Celebration/Ribbon Cutting

Peoria Art Guild at the Shoppes at Grand Prairie
5201 W War Memorial Dr Suite 225, Peoria Il 61615
May 29, 2025 at 5:30 PM

Through Art Without Boundaries and this new classroom expansion, the Peoria Art Guild reaffirms its commitment to making the arts accessible to every young person in our community, regardless of financial means or geographic location.

The Foster Gallery is pleased to present “Reckoning Home” by Angel Ambrose.
“Well, I reckon” is an old saying. I guess you can say that I’ve been reckoning the concept of home. It has been a long but fruitful journey from trauma to reconciliation, and from a broken home to a future perfect home. Come explore the concept of home, both earthly and heavenly, via my painted vocabulary stories

Reception: Friday, June 6, 5-8 PM

Live Music by Andrew Sanchez Trio

SHOW DATES: June 1 – June 25

Gallery Hours:
Sundays 8:30 AM-NOON
Monday through Friday – 9 AM – 1 PM
Other showings by appointment.

For additional information, call (309) 673-3641 or email [email protected].

The Foster Gallery is pleased to present “In Full Bloom” by Oksana Greer.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant essence of nature. “In Full Bloom” showcases art that celebrates nature’s vibrant energy and the flourishing of unrestrained artistic expression. Experience an exhibition where the prime of natural beauty and artistic vitality unite in creative harmony.

Reception: Friday, June 6, 5-8 PM

Live Music by Andrew Sanchez Trio

SHOW DATES: June 1 – June 25

Gallery Hours:
Sundays 8:30 AM-NOON
Monday through Friday – 9 AM – 1 PM
Other showings by appointment.

For additional information, call (309) 673-3641 or email [email protected].

Join us to celebrate our 2025 MAP Students and the beautiful artwork they created this semester!
This years MAP students are Allison Ullenius, Annisa Eyres, Ava Wagemann, Charlie Savanna, Emily Arnold, Evelyn Lough, Evie Holloway, Finn Carroll, Hadi Shaikh, Kayl Nordstrom, Keira Henneise, Madison Hampton-Dodd, Megan Wolf, Reese Bair, Yunsong Choi
MAP (Mentor Art Program) pairs a small group of youth apprentices with professional, established mentor artists who specialize in diverse mediums for intensive periods of hands-on individual and collaborative studio work.
MAP also exposes participants to the business-side of being a professional artist from creation to promotion, culminating with the students acting as curators of their own exhibit, installation, and & reception.
This years students were also given the opportunity to design a Bison for the Peoria County “bisontennial” under the mentorship of Artist Alex Carmona. Stay tuned to see the finished product!
The opening reception for this exhibition will be June 6th, 5-8:00 p.m.
The work will be on view June 6, 2025 – June 27, 2025

Bring some of the smaller contents from your junk drawer and we’ll turn it into art!

In this intermediate drawing class, we will continue to practice measuring in order to create very accurate drawings, as well as push more of our technical perspective skills with landscapes and architecture. We will also further develop our sense of the figure by doing numerous head studies, all in different positions. This is a six week, two hour class, intended for artists who have a basic understanding of drawing and would like to build their skills even more! Ages 16

June 13-21 *Regional Premiere*

In this dark comedy about the after life, six teenagers from the Saint Cassian High School Chamber Choir from Uranium City, Saskatchewan, board the malfunctioning roller coaster “The Cyclone” and die in a tragic accident. The spirits of the deceased teens find themselves in a strange afterlife limbo, where they are greeted by Karnak, a mechanical fortune teller, who proposes a game where the teens must compete for a chance to return to life. Each of the six teens, including a mysterious “Jane Doe” who was headless in the accident, is given a chance to tell their story, revealing aspects of their lives and personalities in the hopes that they will get a second chance at life.

Monthly themed stories with our friends from the Dunlap Public Library District. Oriented towards preschoolers and early elementary ages. The theme changes every month and always relates to exhibitions or events at the museum (cars, planes, tractors, farming equipment, LEGO®, etc.) Meet at the gazebo then we’ll walk together to a special destination for the stories. We hope you’ll then stay to visit the rest of the museum. There is no charge for the story time, regular admission rates apply for a visit after the story time. You can bring your own picnic and have lunch at the picnic tables on the Generation Building’s veranda.

In this beginner drawing class, we will be covering how to draw what we see by understanding how to build from shapes while also measuring. We will mostly be doing still-lifes so we can learn how to render shadows and get various tones out of an object with just graphite. The basics of both one point and two-point perspective will be taught so we can create minor illustrations set to a fun prompt in order to flex our creativity. Along the way, we will also cover the basics of the figure. By the end of the course, I hope the artist in attendance can more comfortably draw things that they both see with their eyes, and in their head! Ages 14

Disney’s Dare to Dream JR. is a 60-minute musical revue that follows an eager group of trainees on their first day at a fictional Walt Disney Imagineering Studio. As the group sets out to help each other discover their dreams, they work together to explore the power of dreams to unite, inspire, and make anything possible. Drawing from a century of beloved Disney films, Dare to Dream JR. features songs appearing for the first time ever in a Disney stage musical, including fan-favorites from The Princess and the Frog, Coco, Encanto, and Frozen II. This musical revue is a thrilling mix of contemporary songs, timeless classics, and brand-new medleys that are sure to surprise and delight Disney lovers of all ages.

Create your own colorful paper sculpture under the guidance of an instructor.

June 13-21 *Regional Premiere*

In this dark comedy about the after life, six teenagers from the Saint Cassian High School Chamber Choir from Uranium City, Saskatchewan, board the malfunctioning roller coaster “The Cyclone” and die in a tragic accident. The spirits of the deceased teens find themselves in a strange afterlife limbo, where they are greeted by Karnak, a mechanical fortune teller, who proposes a game where the teens must compete for a chance to return to life. Each of the six teens, including a mysterious “Jane Doe” who was headless in the accident, is given a chance to tell their story, revealing aspects of their lives and personalities in the hopes that they will get a second chance at life.

Join us for a summer of creativity! Our Summer Free Kids Art Classes offer children the chance to explore different art forms at three convenient locations across the city. Each week focuses on a new artistic medium, including drawing, painting, 3D art, and collage.

Come and learn the various methods of using alcohol ink.

In this beginner portrait class, you learn the basics of drawing a full head whilst refining your watercolor skill. Throughout the course of six weeks, you will do introductory to advanced facial drawing lessons, and break down how to paint various skin tones and facial features. By the last day of class, you should feel comfortable painting and drawing portraits of many ages, races, and looks. There will be no class on July 4. Ages 16+

Disney’s Dare to Dream JR. is a 60-minute musical revue that follows an eager group of trainees on their first day at a fictional Walt Disney Imagineering Studio. As the group sets out to help each other discover their dreams, they work together to explore the power of dreams to unite, inspire, and make anything possible. Drawing from a century of beloved Disney films, Dare to Dream JR. features songs appearing for the first time ever in a Disney stage musical, including fan-favorites from The Princess and the Frog, Coco, Encanto, and Frozen II. This musical revue is a thrilling mix of contemporary songs, timeless classics, and brand-new medleys that are sure to surprise and delight Disney lovers of all ages.

June 13-21 *Regional Premiere*

In this dark comedy about the after life, six teenagers from the Saint Cassian High School Chamber Choir from Uranium City, Saskatchewan, board the malfunctioning roller coaster “The Cyclone” and die in a tragic accident. The spirits of the deceased teens find themselves in a strange afterlife limbo, where they are greeted by Karnak, a mechanical fortune teller, who proposes a game where the teens must compete for a chance to return to life. Each of the six teens, including a mysterious “Jane Doe” who was headless in the accident, is given a chance to tell their story, revealing aspects of their lives and personalities in the hopes that they will get a second chance at life.

Full of distinct characters, sparkling wit and timeless romance that has never gone out of print, Jane Austen’s classic Pride and Prejudice comes alive on stage in this crisp adaptation. Almost from their first meeting, Elizabeth Bennet finds herself at odds with the reticent Mr. Darcy. She finds him cold and arrogant while he disapproves of her family and social standing. Despite his pride and her prejudice—or is it her pride, and his prejudice?—Elizabeth and Darcy can’t seem to avoid each other’s company. Brought together by a series of events beyond their control, both must reconsider their first impressions.

PLAYING
June 20-22 & June 25-28 at 7:30pm
AT DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL

TICKETS
$20 | Adults
$17 | Students (18 and under)

Individual tickets go on sale May 30th.

Shari Pettinger will guide you thru creating a Whale of a Tail painting! This is Part 1 of 2, the 2nd session is June 28th. In the first session we will be painting the canvas. The second session we will be stitching. The cost covers both classes.

Set high atop the West Bluff, beautiful Victorian homes were built for leaders of Peoria’s distilling and brewing industries. This tour includes a brief visit to the 1868 Pettengill-Morron House, a PHS property listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

This tour departs from and returns to the parking lot across from Kelleher’s Irish Pub and Eatery at 619 SW Water Street.

In this workshop, you will learn the basics of relief carving and printing using blocks and relief gouges. Students will see examples of various work from different artists, experiment with carving and inking a block, and create an edition of their own prints. They will also have the chance to use an etching press and work in a print studio. Ages 18

Make a beautiful Lantern from clay. Cost covers all materials and firings.

Instructor Judy Harvey

Disney’s Dare to Dream JR. is a 60-minute musical revue that follows an eager group of trainees on their first day at a fictional Walt Disney Imagineering Studio. As the group sets out to help each other discover their dreams, they work together to explore the power of dreams to unite, inspire, and make anything possible. Drawing from a century of beloved Disney films, Dare to Dream JR. features songs appearing for the first time ever in a Disney stage musical, including fan-favorites from The Princess and the Frog, Coco, Encanto, and Frozen II. This musical revue is a thrilling mix of contemporary songs, timeless classics, and brand-new medleys that are sure to surprise and delight Disney lovers of all ages.

Disney’s Dare to Dream JR. is a 60-minute musical revue that follows an eager group of trainees on their first day at a fictional Walt Disney Imagineering Studio. As the group sets out to help each other discover their dreams, they work together to explore the power of dreams to unite, inspire, and make anything possible. Drawing from a century of beloved Disney films, Dare to Dream JR. features songs appearing for the first time ever in a Disney stage musical, including fan-favorites from The Princess and the Frog, Coco, Encanto, and Frozen II. This musical revue is a thrilling mix of contemporary songs, timeless classics, and brand-new medleys that are sure to surprise and delight Disney lovers of all ages.

5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration
Saturday, June 21, 6:30-8:30pm
Reverend Marvin Hightower, President of NAACP Peoria and Senior Pastor of Liberty Church, will speak about protecting our civil liberties and democracy.
Artist and CAC founder Preston Jackson will provide insights into his sculpture and paintings exhibited in the gallery.
Organizer/educator Spanky Edwards will reflect upon his relationship with CT Vivian and how he served Martin Luther King Jr. Both Spanky and Preston will share their desire to see monuments erected in his name, in Macomb, Atlanta and Peoria.
Performer Mickeisha Armstrong will share spoken word poetry.
Bloomington based band Soft Spoken will provide music.
The public is invited to this free event at Contemporary Art Center of Peoria, in the Preston Jackson Gallery on 2nd floor of the building. Press 2R in the elevator. No food or drink will be offered but guests may bring their own food and drink.
If anyone would assist us in promoting this event, more information, photographs and access to the artists and speakers for interviews are available. We seek sponsors for this event. We appreciate your partnership in sharing about and supporting this important event.

Get ready for an epic evening of music and heroism at A Super Summer Concert presented by the Peoria Pops Orchestra! Join us on Friday, June 21 at 7:00 PM on the front lawn of the Noble Center in beautiful Peoria Lakeview Park. This family-friendly outdoor concert will feature all your favorite superhero-themed music, including selections from Guardians of the Galaxy, Wonder Woman, Batman, and more. Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets for a cozy spot on the grass—special seating will be provided for seniors. Don’t miss this fun-filled night of powerful tunes and summer vibes!

Date: June 21, 2025
Time: 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Location: Mackinaw Valley Vineyard
7-7:30pm Bland Fam Acoustical Jam

7:30-11pm Revel in Red

We have a special treat tonight from 7-7:30pm before Revel in Red takes the stage. Our opening act will be talented father and daughter duo performing called “Bland Fam- Accoustical Jam”. Pleaes come out and enjoy a wonderful night of music and wine with your friends and family this Saturday!

Revel in Red band is composed of some dear friends and some of the most talented musicians our area has to offer! Members have and still play in the best bands around but have united in this great band. This band has talent to spare with; Brian Carroll, Gary Shaine Horrie, and Pete Ramsey and Josh Thompson. these guys are bringing their “A” game to the stage as always.

Come out for Revel in Reds performance at the vineyard and find out what you’ve been missing, we know you’ll become an instant fan!

$5 per person band cover, 12 & under free. Bring a lawn chair to enjoy lawn seating or call to reserve seating for an additional $5pp,deck and patio seating is limited. You may bring your own food and snacks, just NO BEVERAGES of any kind. A beverage is defined as “any liquid” that you drink.”Wine tasting and wine, beer, sodas, pizzas, cheese & crackers and chocolates for sale.

Full of distinct characters, sparkling wit and timeless romance that has never gone out of print, Jane Austen’s classic Pride and Prejudice comes alive on stage in this crisp adaptation. Almost from their first meeting, Elizabeth Bennet finds herself at odds with the reticent Mr. Darcy. She finds him cold and arrogant while he disapproves of her family and social standing. Despite his pride and her prejudice—or is it her pride, and his prejudice?—Elizabeth and Darcy can’t seem to avoid each other’s company. Brought together by a series of events beyond their control, both must reconsider their first impressions.

PLAYING
June 20-22 & June 25-28 at 7:30pm
AT DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL

TICKETS
$20 | Adults
$17 | Students (18 and under)

Individual tickets go on sale May 30th.

In this workshop, you will learn the basics of relief carving and printing using blocks and relief gouges. Students will see examples of various work from different artists, experiment with carving and inking a block, and create an edition of their own prints. They will also have the chance to use an etching press and work in a print studio. Ages 18

The Peoria Municipal Band, under the direction of Dr. David Vroman, will begin their 88th season of summer concerts with a Memorial Day Performance at the Gateway Building on Monday, May 26th at 10:30 a.m. This brief performance will be followed at 11:00 a.m. by the Peoria Memorial Association Program to remember those who have died in service to our country. Then, on Sunday, June 1st at 7:00 p.m. in the Glen Oak Park Amphitheater in Peoria, Illinois, the Morton Civic Chorus will join the band for the summer kick-off concert.

The 2025 summer concert series will consist of 24 performances by a band of 50 musicians. Concerts by the band feature vocal soloists, instrumental soloists, marches, overtures, Broadway and film music and more. On Sundays Emack and Bolio’s Ice Cream will be there and on three special evenings a food truck will also be in attendance; June 8th is Mac Daddy Spudz, July 13th is Grill Em All and August 10th is Tony’s On Wheels/Haddads. All Sunday evening concerts will be on the Fred Huber Bandshell in the Glen Oak Park Amphitheater at 7:00 p.m. beginning June 1st and running weekly until August 10th.

Wednesday evening performances are presented at the corner of Water and State Street and begin June 8th running each Wednesday until the final concert on August 6th. Pat Sullivan and his crew at Kelleher’s Irish Pub and Eatery are our hosts and seating and food is available. All Peoria Municipal Band concerts are free of charge and parking is adjacent to the performing venues. Many bring their lawn chair or blanket to enjoy the concert on the grass.

Two special Friday evening performances will be given this season. The first is at St. Philomena’s Church and School on Friday June 27th at 7:00 p.m. Then on Friday July 18th the band will perform at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, also at 7:00 p.m. Weekly updates about the concerts can be found online at peoriamunicipalband.com.

The Peoria Municipal Band was formed in 1937 through the efforts of Local 26 of the American Federation of Musicians and interested citizens. Prior to 1937 the band was a professional municipal band complete with management and “Soloists of National Reputation”. Current band members come from all walks of life; many are currently music teachers in the local schools. They are selected by audition and then commit to a full season of rehearsals and performance. Hundreds of thousands of people have enjoyed their music since 1937. Today, with the support of the city, the band continues the long-standing tradition of excellence in music.
For more information contact:
Band Director David Vroman: [email protected]
Manager George Graves, Jr.: [email protected]
Publicity Coordinator, Liz Driscoll: [email protected]

Full of distinct characters, sparkling wit and timeless romance that has never gone out of print, Jane Austen’s classic Pride and Prejudice comes alive on stage in this crisp adaptation. Almost from their first meeting, Elizabeth Bennet finds herself at odds with the reticent Mr. Darcy. She finds him cold and arrogant while he disapproves of her family and social standing. Despite his pride and her prejudice—or is it her pride, and his prejudice?—Elizabeth and Darcy can’t seem to avoid each other’s company. Brought together by a series of events beyond their control, both must reconsider their first impressions.

PLAYING
June 20-22 & June 25-28 at 7:30pm
AT DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL

TICKETS
$20 | Adults
$17 | Students (18 and under)

Individual tickets go on sale May 30th.

The 6W2P Arts Camp is coming up.
June 23-26, 8:30 AM – 3:45 PM | Aftercare is available till 4:45 pm

The camp is open to students going into 3rd – 6th grade.

This Arts Camp encompasses black light performance, culinary arts (cooking), studio arts (glass art, ceramics, printmaking, and painting), photography, music (instrumental and vocal), and mission service projects.

Camp Dates: Monday, June 23 – Thursday, June 26
Time: 8:30 am – 3:45 pm
Venue: 116 NE Perry Ave, Peoria, IL 61603

All-day students should bring lunch.
Camp costs $40.00 for the first child in a family and $30.00 each for additional children in the same family. Partial Scholarships are Available.

Register here: https://fumcpeoria.wufoo.com/forms/6w2p-registration-2025/

The registration deadline is June 15. Register soon, as space is limited.

Join us for a summer of creativity! Our Summer Free Kids Art Classes offer children the chance to explore different art forms at three convenient locations across the city. Each week focuses on a new artistic medium, including drawing, painting, 3D art, and collage.

June 23-26, 1 PM – 3:30 PM | Aftercare is available till 4:45 pm

Open to students going into grades 7th – 12th

Campers will gain practical experience in podcast creation and production, starting from brainstorming ideas to recording. Additionally, they will receive instruction in live audio-visual (AV) mixing and recording.

Cost: $30 for the first student in a family, $20 for each additional student in the same family. Partial Scholarships Available.

Register here: https://fumcpeoria.wufoo.com/forms/podcraft-av-arts-registration-2025/

The registration deadline is June 15. Register soon, as space is limited!

Do you have sketchbooks lying around, but you’re never able to finish them? Blank pages stare back at you and you have no idea what to draw! Look no further, in this class we’ll be showing that blank sketchbook who’s boss! From paint, to charcoal, to scrapbooking, we’ll be working together to turn a 60 page sketchbook into a work of inspiration. This is the perfect opportunity to experiment with new mediums, while fulfilling that impossible goal of filling a whole sketchbook. Ages 18

Learn the basics of watercolor or take your skills to the next level in the 6- week class for both beginners and intermediate watercolor artists. Learn the very basics of how to get pigment on paper, understand how watercolor paint works, explore the different types of paper, brushes, and create at least one painting per class. This 6-week class includes drawing lessons, value sketches, still life paintings, and various studies on how to paint different types of objects.

We will create a mini travel journal that you can carry with you on trips for vacation or even the grocery store!

Materials are included in the $25 fee

Instructor: Ruth Inman

Join us for a summer of creativity! Our Summer Free Kids Art Classes offer children the chance to explore different art forms at three convenient locations across the city. Each week focuses on a new artistic medium, including drawing, painting, 3D art, and collage.

Harmonize Peoria’s Garage Band Open Stage is back for another 10-week summer run! Every Tuesday, we roll up the garage door, set out our collection of donated instruments, and invite the community to create music together with the help of a different local host band each week.
Here’s how it works:
🎵 The host band kicks things off with a few songs, then opens the stage to anyone who signs up.
🎸 You can play solo, jump in with the host band, or build a band from fellow attendees.
🥁 Total beginner or just curious? Come try out the instruments—even if you’re not ready to play on stage yet.
We provide:
✅ Full back line and all instruments/gear (though you’re welcome to bring your own)
✅ A dedicated sound person
✅ A welcoming, no-pressure space to play, explore, and connect
🎯 Priority stage time is given to artists under 21, but all ages are welcome to join in or cheer from the crowd!
🪑 We’ve got lots of seating and will have chips and soda available for purchase. Feel free to bring your own chairs and snacks. No alcohol, please.
✨ Each week features a different host band and unique musical vibe—follow along for updates and get ready to plug in, jam out, and grow your love for music.
This event is happening largely thanks to the project support we’ll be receiving from Arts Dollars funds, provided by the Illinois Arts Council Agency, ArtsPartners of Central Illinois, and Community Foundation of Central Illinois.

Students will learn how to mold pieces of ceramic clay to design and make both a cute garden gnome. In this fun 1-time class we will create multiple pieces using simple tools, clay and water, then paint the pieces with underglaze to be fired and picked up at a later date. Ages 18

Learn the basics of watercolor or take your skills to the next level in the 6- week class for both beginners and intermediate watercolor artists. Learn the very basics of how to get pigment on paper, understand how watercolor paint works, explore the different types of paper, brushes, and create at least one painting per class. This 6-week class includes drawing lessons, value sketches, still life paintings, and various studies on how to paint different types of objects. Ages 16

Bring your Art Journal and we will work on a new 2 page spread. Sign up for 1 month at $25, or 3 months at $70

Instructor: Ruth Inman

Create your own colorful mixed media 3D House collage under the guidance of an instructor.

In this intermediate drawing class, we will continue to practice measuring in order to create very accurate drawings, as well as push more of our technical perspective skills with landscapes and architecture. We will also further develop our sense of the figure by doing numerous head studies, all in different positions. This is a six week, two hour class, intended for artists who have a basic understanding of drawing and would like to build their skills even more! Ages 16