Arts & Crafts   

In this one day workshop you will learn the history and cultural significance of the didgeridoo. You will make and paint your own Didgeridoo to take home with you. Come learn how to play the didgeridoo, learn circular breathing and other techniques used to play this ancient instrument.

Design a serene fused glass beach scene sized at 8" x 6", perfect for hanging in a sunny window or displaying on a shelf. In this creative, hands-on class, you’ll learn basic glass layout techniques while layering colors and shapes to evoke sand, sea, and sky. Whether you’re dreaming of the coast or missing the ocean breeze, this project lets you bring the beach to you. All materials are provided, and no prior glass experience is needed—just your imagination and love of coastal vibes.
 

Brighten your garden or flowerpots with color that lasts all year. In this hands-on fused glass class, you’ll create two decorative garden stakes, each measuring 3" x 16". Choose from a variety of glass colors and learn basic design and layout techniques to create bold, eye-catching pieces that shine in any season. Finished stakes are perfect for outdoor beds, planters, or even indoor displays. All glass materials are provided, and no prior glass experience is required—just come ready to create.
 

Explore the charming world of alpine pikas as you experiment with mixed media inspired by their expressive poses and colorful wildflower habitats. In this short, hands‑on workshop, you’ll practice drawing, layering, and playful mark‑making to bring these mountain dwellers to life. Whether you’re new to art or expanding your creative toolkit, you’ll leave with a delightful finished piece, fresh techniques, and renewed creative confidence.

Step outside and discover the joy of painting directly from nature in this relaxing plein air watercolor workshop. We’ll explore essential principles of outdoor painting—how to choose dynamic compositions, simplify complex scenes, and start with confident sketches before building luminous layers of watercolor. Enjoy the freedom and versatility of the medium while capturing the beauty of Silverdale’s Sound Side, including the occasional cameo of Mt. Rainier.

Offered in partnership with Kitsap Art Center, this class welcomes curious beginners and seasoned artists alike. The class will meet at an offsite location in Silverdale. Location will be sent to students prior to the session.

This hands-on workshop introduces adult learners to the fundamentals of watercolor painting in a relaxed and supportive environment. Come explore essential materials, basic color mixing, and core watercolor techniques such as washes, layering, and dry brush. Through guided exercises and a simple painting project, participants will learn how watercolor behaves on paper while building confidence and enjoyment in the painting process.

Supplies required for class:

• 140lb cotton watercolor paper
• watercolor paint pan set
• assorted round watercolor brushes, assorted sizes 2-10
• 1 pencil
• 1 roll of painters tape
• paper towel/rag
• 1 water container
• Recommended: P1 flat watercolor wash, brush size 1 inch

In this hands-on studio class, you'll create your own 5x7" painting while following step-by-step demonstrations from a skilled instructor. Learn techniques in real time and receive personalized tips to bring your artwork to life. All materials are provided, including watercolors, brushes, paper, and a project sketch so you can focus on painting and having fun. No experience needed—just come ready to explore your creativity!

Join us this week as we paint sea otters.
 

Explore mixed media techniques inspired by nature. In this short, hands on workshop, you’ll practice drawing, layering, and creative mark making to capture both character and environment. Whether you’re new to art or building your skills, you’ll leave with a finished piece, new mixed media confidence, and a deeper understanding of your materials.

This session's subject will be raccoons washing their hands creekside.
 

Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest, and beyond, through the lens of acclaimed photographer Brian Walsh. Drawing on more than 40 years of experience and inspiration from masters like Ansel Adams and Eliot Porter, Brian shares stories, techniques, and lessons from his travels across the American West. Learn how he captures iconic landscapes and wildlife, and explore the creative process behind his award‑winning work, including We Are Puget Sound. Perfect for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Gain proficiency and confidence in the use of your digital cameras to achieve creative results. This course combines picture taking and classroom instruction so you will understand how to control depth of field and motion utilizing aperture and shutter speed settings. 

The instructor will assist you with understanding the principles and how to apply them when taking pictures to achieve satisfying results.

This class begins on the Poulsbo Seaside, shooting photos of the bird and marine life as well as water vessels.

Class will then head over to the OC Poulsbo Campus, to critique and discuss techniques and ideas of the photos taken.

In this hands-on studio class, you'll create your own 5x7" painting while following step-by-step demonstrations from a skilled instructor. Learn techniques in real time and receive personalized tips to bring your artwork to life. All materials are provided, including watercolors, brushes, paper, and a project sketch so you can focus on painting and having fun. No experience needed—just come ready to explore your creativity!

Join us this week as we paint a Washington State Ferry.

Explore mixed media techniques inspired by nature. In this short, hands on workshop, you’ll practice drawing, layering, and creative mark making to capture both character and environment. Whether you’re new to art or building your skills, you’ll leave with a finished piece, new mixed media confidence, and a deeper understanding of your materials.

This session's subject will be common seals in a harbor.
 

Whether you are new at playing with clay or a seasoned ceramicist, classes in this series provide an opportunity to learn. 

The class is intended for those who want additional practice or for those who want to try out the pottery wheel for the first time but unsure if they want to commit to a class. By the end of class students will have a single glazed piece and will understand ceramic terms like bat, rams head, coning, opening, leather hard, bone dry, bisque and glaze.

This class is offered on location, at Lost Forest Ceramics, 11236 Sunrise Drive NE, Bainbridge Island, WA, 98110.