Join us for Saturday Drop-In: Creativity Center - No registration required! We have the materials, bring your imagination! This is freeform creative time, where we present artists with a variety of materials and ideas for inspiration, and they are in charge of what they choose to create. Ages 5+: drop off for any hour, adults …
Looking for quiet writing time? Need a prompt to spark inspiration? Want to meet other writers? Then come write in and enjoy unstructured writing time in our cozy Writers Studio. Relax into your current project or start something new using one of our provided prompts. Our Quarterly Write-Ins are free, but please register, as space is limited. We’ll take …
This is an opportunity for guidance and feedback in drawing, watercolor, acrylic painting, and mixed media. Sara will take a maximum of 6 artists from beginning to intermediate levels and help you to create a personal goal based on interest and ability. Instruction will follow your individual interest, with the expectation of independent work throughout …
Using poetry as prompts, this generative workshop will get you out of your logical mind and into your poetic body. Whether poetry is your medium or not, these writing exercises will help you unlock, unclench, and loosen up. Perfect for beginners and professionals alike, all are welcome to come and play with language. Arts for …
Inspired by the haunting season, we will consider our individual, collective and societal fears. How does the Horror genre, in particular, play on fear, increase suspense and deliver chilling results? We will examine several published authors and engage with prompts that allow us to explore fear in our writing. Arts for All: The Arts for …
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Let's explore some of the various ways to write about grief, the absence of a loved one(s) in our life, or the ways writing can help us cope with either. After a brief overview of some inspiring authors (across genres) who write about loss, we'll spend some time writing—and sharing, as desired. *Please make a note that this class takes …
