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Adrian Center for the Arts



Our Classes

Blow a heart shaped bowl

$70

with Richard Wilkins

Calendar Jan 24, 2026 at 1 pm

Show your love for someone special and create a hand blown heart shaped glass bowl. 

January 24th, 1 pm to 4 pm 

Please wear closed toed shoes, have long hair pulled back and wear long pants and a long sleeved shirt.

This class is for ages 18+

Decorative Valentine Bowl

$40

with Jim Anderson

Calendar Jan 25, 2026 at 2 pm

Ages: 6 - 17

Decorative Valentine Bowl with Jim and Amy Anderson

Students will make a decorative Valentine bowl using a variety of fun rollers and stamps.These bowls can be used to serve their favorite treats! After the projects are done they will be slow dried and glaze fired, ready to pick up in time for Valentines Day! 

 Sunday, January 25, 2 - 4 p.m.

 

*Please note the youth studio is in a historical building with stairs. 

Treasure Trove Wall Decor

$65

with Pi Benio

Calendar Jan 25, 2026 at 2 pm

Treasure Trove Wall Decor

Store your most precious finds so they are safe and readily viewed. Both handbuilt and throwing techniques for experienced throwers will be taught. You will select the glaze of your choice to complement your decor.

Sun Jan 25, 2-4pm

$15 materials included 

FUSED GLASS PLATE, BOWL
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FUSED GLASS PLATE, BOWL

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with Linda Jacobs

Calendar Jan 26, 2026 at 10 am

FUSED GLASS PLATE, BOWL Linda Jacobs, instructor

Monday, January 26, 10am-1pm

Learn how to use the glass tools, choose gorgeous stained glass colors, and learn the basics of fusing.  Put it all together, add trim (stringers, frit, cane, dichroic pieces, etc.), fuse in kiln.  Slump the fired piece on a mold, fire again, and you have a beautiful piece to use or just admire! Pick up following week.

 Ages 17 up

$50 for materials, provided

Mixed Media Explorations (5 weeks)

$275

with Taina Mantey

Calendar Jan 26, 2026 at 6:30 pm, runs for 5 weeks

Mixed Media Explorations

Mondays 6:30-9 pm Jan 26-Feb 23          

Let your creativity loose in this playful series of classes as we experiment with a variety of media and explore a world of possibilities. You may be afraid to take an art class, believing you need to know how to draw. Maybe you have a playful spirit but don't know where to start. Perhaps you just want to try something new. In this series or classes we will work with different media every week to develop a variety of artworks, from landscape or animals to abstracts. You won't know from week to week what to expect...that is part of the fun!

$20 Material fee included 

Drawing for the Beginner (6 weeks)

$205

with Patrick Dubreuil

Calendar Jan 27, 2026 at 2 pm, runs for 6 weeks

Drawing for the Beginner

January 27.  6 Tuesdays - 2-4:30pm

Unlock the mystery and magic of drawing! Through demonstrations and hands-on exercises, you’ll learn the fundamentals of line, cross-contour, shape, form, and value. This class will help you develop a strong foundation and a deeper understanding of how to see—and draw—the world around you.

Intermediate / Advanced Flameworking – Beadmaking (6 weeks)

$300

with Robin Schultes

Calendar Jan 27, 2026 at 3 pm, runs for 6 weeks

Intermediate / Advanced Flameworking – Beadmaking

6 weeks

Session 1: Tuesdays • Jan 27 – Mar 3 • 3–6 PM

 

 

Description:

Take your beadmaking skills to the next level! Learn exciting new techniques while refining your control and artistry.

This class also offers personalized guidance, whether you’re tackling a challenging project, developing your own style, or troubleshooting tricky techniques. A supportive space to grow your confidence and expand your creative toolkit.

Introduction to Figure Drawing (6 weeks)

$205

with Patrick Dubreuil

Calendar Jan 27, 2026 at 6 pm, runs for 6 weeks

Introduction to Figure Drawing

January 27.  6 Tuesdays , 6-9pm

If drawing people feels complicated or intimidating, this class is the perfect place to start. Learn to simplify the human form by breaking down anatomy into basic shapes, forms, and proportions. Through guided instruction and practice, you’ll build confidence in capturing the figure with ease and accuracy.





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