Get started with drawing using one of the most accessible, affordable, and versatile tools: the pencil. We’ll begin with graphite and expand into colored pencils as a fine art medium. Practice techniques that strengthen composition, shading, and observation through still life and photographs. We’ll also experiment with combining pencil with materials like pastel and watercolor. The materials list can be found here.

Unlock the magic of the vibrant, expressive medium of watercolor. Explore techniques like wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, and glazing through hands-on practice and guided instruction. Learn how to mix colors, understand color theory, and choose the right tools. Whether you’re picking up a brush for the first time or brushing up on your skills, you’ll gain the skill and confidence to create stunning watercolor paintings. All levels are welcome, especially beginners. The class materials list can be found here.

Continue your Dungeons & Dragons adventures. Old friends and new enemies await as we journey together into the unknown, ready to take action at every turn. As we explore this untamed world, Roll Models D&D players are welcome to continue with their existing characters, while players new to the Land of Ithreach will make a character at a level appropriate for the adventure.Session 1: Song of the TideA cryptic plea for help sends our heroes to the fishing village of Hakesmouth, where a missing boy seems to be tied to an evil history.The Fairweather LightOff the shore of the fishing village of Hakesmouth, the mysterious island lighthouse has begun to flicker and dim, and the fury of the storm seems almost supernatural. The heroes reconnect with their friend to investigate.The Book of SaltThe heroes return to Hakesmouth once again, this time to attend an unexpected funeral. However, things turn sinister when they are left a mysterious bequest in the will, and unearthly songs once again echo from the deep.Session 2: Conspiracy of Shadows or Speaker of the DeadThe heroes are contacted by a friend with a dire warning of impending doom. They must travel halfway across the continent to confront this danger and keep it from spreading across the land! Barrin’s Watch or The BannermanThe heroes were awarded a great prize by the people they helped: the ownership of their very own stronghold! However, they soon discover that they’re not the only ones with a claim on the property. Future TenseThe heroes are called to the great walled city of Bastion to investigate a mystery left unsolved. They quickly find themselves caught in a race against Karmaugh’s Red Hand for an artifact which may determine the fate of history itself.

Unleash your creativity by making bracelets, necklaces, or other wearable items using both typical and unusual materials. To show you what jewelry can be, we’ll turn to history to see what people from different ages and places like to wear. Whether you decide that your look is bright and bold or simple and straightforward, you’ll assemble a collection of fantastic fashion items.

Learn the fundamentals of silversmithing while creating a sterling silver bezel ring set with a cabochon stone of your choice. Build core fabrication skills, including ring sizing, cutting sheet metal, filing, soldering, and basic setting techniques, then complete your piece by forming and soldering a bezel and securely setting your stone into a finished ring.

Start your day with a grounded, energizing yoga practice designed to connect mind, body, and spirit. Cultivate calm, focus, strength, and flexibility through accessible poses and thoughtful breathwork. You’ll receive individualized guidance to deepen body awareness and attain proper alignment. Open to all levels. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a yoga mat, a strap or belt, two blankets, a pillow, and yoga blocks (if you have them) to your class.

Turn wood into something special by building a step stool, wall clock, and tic-tac-toe board. You’ll plan, assemble, and personalize your creations while learning to safely use tools like screwdrivers, mallets, and hammers. Then sand and paint each project to make it special.

Let’s get cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients. Slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook special dishes, while practicing essential life skills like process, time management, and patience. We will celebrate seasonal produce and offer ideas for quick and healthy family meals. Take home the key ingredient or a sample of the finished dish, and the recipe to show off what you’ve learned. Food allergies are taken into consideration, ensuring that everyone has fun while staying safe.

Dice, slice, chop, and chiffonade your way to greater confidence in the kitchen. This hands-on class builds safety, speed, and efficiency as you practice cutting a variety of vegetables using essential knife techniques. Learn how to properly grip and control a chef’s knife, explore different cutting methods, and strengthen foundational knife safety skills. We’ll also cover how to choose a knife that works for you and how to keep your blades sharp. Take home your prepped vegetables to use in your own cooking. Please note: Bring an apron, a paring knife (3-5"), and your favorite chef’s knife (6-10"), if you have one.

Stay cozy when winter weather hits by designing and hand-knitting your own jumbo chunky throw blanket. Enjoy a sense of calm and focus as you create a soft, stylish throw to warm your couch or lap. No knitting experience—or needles—needed. All you need to bring are your hands and some jumbo yarn for this fun and easy workshop.The materials list can be found here.