Community Education   

Acquire the fascinating and unique skill of playing the bagpipes by using a chanter. Learn how to make incredible sounds and music that can only come from playing this instrument.

Supply List:

• Chanter
• Beginning the Bagpipe by Sandy Jones

Turn a ball of yarn into something beautiful. Crochet is a relaxing and fun pastime that can be taken anywhere you go. Learn basic yarn and hook information and a few basic stitches to help you begin exploring the world of fiber arts. Complete three projects, including a washcloth, a scarf, and a hat.

Supply List:

• 5 to 6 mm hook of any brand
• Skein of medium worsted weight yarn in a solid color (no black)
• Red heart super saver is a great yarn to start with.

¡Hola! Whether for travel, business or personal enrichment, Beginning Spanish is the place to start. This fun class gets you to start speaking, reading and understanding Spanish. Please plan to purchase and bring the book Practice Makes Perfect: Spanish Verb Tenses, Premium Fourth Edition: Richmond, Dorothy: 9781260452457: Books: Amazon.com

Unravel the mystery of cryptocurrencies.  Learn how to navigate Bitcoin and Blockchain technology. Find out the difference of using it as an asset, currency or commodity, and the best way to plug into the Cryptocurrency Community. 

Get a feel for cake design as you are introduced to decorating with fondant, modeling chocolate, sugar glass, and isomalt.

Supply List:

• Isomalt Fondant tool set
• Fondant roller
• Silicone mat
• Disposal gloves
• Two 6 inch cakes the first week
• Two 6 inch cakes covered in fondant the last week

Explore cake decorating with buttercream and fondant. Learn to pipe with different tips, use molds, gum paste, and fondant to create shapes, florals, and rock candy geodes. The ganache drip will also be taught.

Supply List:

•  Piping bags
•  Disposable gloves
•  Piping tips - closed star, open star, French tip, round/plai
•  Silicone mat, Roller – wood, acrylic, or plastic
•  Fondant smoother
•  Offset spatula 6 or 8 inch
•  Cake scraper/smoother
•  Wilton decorators preferred fondant – your choice of color
•  2-6 inch cakes the first week
•  2-6 inch cakes covered in fondant the last week
•  Cake stand/cake turn table

Discover the mother of all cuisine! Learn expert French cooking techniques that will take your culinary knowledge and skills to new heights. 

Light up the Grill! Find out how to grill the best Chicken, Pork and Beef on the block! Discover the best temperatures, cook times and seasonings.

Learn the simple tricks that make good food, better. Discover how to make cooking enjoyable and make eating-in as good as eating-out. 

Craving Jambalaya and some good Southern cooking? Make it yourself in this one-night course! 

Get healthy with delicious Mediterranean meals this summer! Learn to use olive oil, fresh vegetables, fruits, and whole grains in scrumptious style. 

Can you already smell the spices? Discover delicious meals as you learn to make Butter Chicken, Sweet Potato Masala, Naan and other favorites from India. 

Supply List:

• 2 Plastic containers (for take home)

Spice up your palate as you explore the world of international cuisine. Learn how to make dishes from Spain, Hungary, Ireland, and Arabia

Supply List:

• 2 Plastic containers (for take home)

Take a tour through the Americas from the comfort of the kitchen. Learn cuisine from Mexico, El Salvador, Peru, and Argentina.

Supply List:

• 2 Plastic containers (for take home)

Discover proper macaronage (a folding technique) to create the perfect French Macaron! Learn how to set the shells and bake them to perfection. Try some fillings that will make your macarons taste as good as they look!

Impress your family or friends with sushi skills. Enjoy an evening of great sushi you learn to make yourself! 

Enjoy the flavors of Thailand! Learn to make some delicious Thai dishes: pad Thai, massaman curry, Thai rice, and more.

Supply List:

• 2 plastic containers (for take home)

Crystal therapy is a gentle and non-invasive process. Many claim that crystal therapy helps bring balance to the body. Learn best practices for working with crystals. Crystals included.

If you have an advanced camera and want to learn how to take advantage of all it has to offer, this class is for you! Learn about lenses, ISO, light, composition, depth-of-field, aperture, and shutter speed. Bring a camera with manual, adjustable settings.  A photo shoot date will be determined at first class meeting.

Supply List:

• Camera with manual, adjustable settings.

Explore lighting, aperture, shutter speed, as well as histogram to help create better photographs. Learn basic portrait lighting and posing and the difference between preparing an image for the web and print media. Students should have access to a laptop, tablet, or computer. A competent understanding of your ISO manually controlled camera is required.  A photo shoot date will be determined at first class meeting. See website for supply list.

Supply List:

• Camera with manual, adjustable settings.

Take better, more memorable photos. Gain tips, tricks, and techniques that will help you advance your photography skills. Bring a DSLR or mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses that allows for manual shutter speed and aperture settings.

Learn basic principles of design such as line, shape, value, texture, and form, as well as principles of proportion, perspective, and composition.

Supply List:

• Board
• Sketchbook
• Pencil
• Pen
• Eraser

Have you got what it takes to be a firefighter? Get a physical assessment. Learn about turnouts/breathing apparatus, ladders, and hoses/nozzles. Explore the qualifications needed for search and rescue. Gain an appreciation for what our front-line rescue personnel do. 

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Mh1xO-6anI#action=share 

Add the finishing touch to your summer party with bright flowers and an explosion of color. Learn unique approaches in floral design that create a splash. 

Supply List:

• Wire cutters or Clippers

Learn proper techniques, gear, rigging, knots, bug identification and selection, and fly presentation. Discover different types of fly fishing, basic casting technique, river etiquette, how to read water, and how to safely handle and release fish. Includes one day in class at the UVU Wasatch Campus in Heber and one day on the water the following Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in Midway.

Supply List for Saturday:

• Current Fishing License
• Fly Fishing Rod and Reel (available for rent)

Learn proper techniques, gear, rigging, knots, bug identification and selection, and fly presentation. Discover different types of fly fishing, basic casting technique, river etiquette, how to read water, and how to safely handle and release fish. Includes one day in class at the UVU Wasatch Campus in Heber and one day on the water the following Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in Midway.

Supply List for Saturday:

• Current Fishing License
• Fly Fishing Rod and Reel (available for rent)

Learn proper techniques, gear, rigging, knots, bug identification and selection, and fly presentation. Discover different types of fly fishing, basic casting technique, river etiquette, how to read water, and how to safely handle and release fish. Includes one day in class at the UVU Wasatch Campus in Heber and one day on the water the following Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in Midway.

Supply List for Saturday:

• Current Fishing License
• Fly Fishing Rod and Reel (available for rent)

Learn the basics of playing the guitar: chords, fingerpicking, and strumming techniques. Read chord charts and tablature. Learn several songs as a class and learn one song on your own outside of class. At the end of the six-week period, we will have some performance opportunities. Bring any type of guitar.  

Continue your guitar technique, theory, and learn intermediate level songs.  Explore basic guitar songwriting and chord structure. Bring any type of guitar.  

Share a tradition that dates back centuries and has drawn people together from all over the world. Learn the basics of how to mix and apply henna to skin, hair, or nails in a beautiful and decorative art form.  Basic Henna kit included.

Learn simple steps to improve your Wi-Fi and get the most from it. Know where your wireless router should be placed. Know which settings should be configured, how to configure them, and why. It’s not complicated, just unknown to most. Bring laptop, tablet, or phone to download a free app to facilitate improvements.  

Shibori is an ancient dyeing technique that involves manipulating cloth by stitching, folding, bunching, and compressing it before dyeing. Through this manipulation and compression, a resist is created, and an infinite number of patterns are possible. Students will be introduced to nui (stitch), itajime (clamp), arashi (pole wrapping), and ne-maki (binding) shibori. Two tea towels will be provided for each student to dye. Students may also bring small to medium-sized natural fiber (cotton, silk, rayon, linen) items of their choice for dyeing. Instruction on creating and maintaining a pre-reduced indigo vat will be given.

Supply List:

• Scissors
• Water erasable pen
• Ball of twine
• Upholstery thread (Coats & Clark)
• Basting needles
• Long rubber gloves

Develop a talent for interior design and learn the techniques to style any room. Explore furniture styles, color combinations using a color wheel, fabrics and wall texture, lighting, window treatments, arrangement, floor coverings, focal points, and accessorizing. Bring a 3-ring binder to class. 

Develop a talent for interior design and learn the techniques to style any room. Explore furniture styles, color combinations using a color wheel, fabrics and wall texture, lighting, window treatments, arrangement, floor coverings, focal points, and accessorizing. Bring a 3-ring binder to class. 

¡Hola! Continue learning more verb tenses, vocabulary, and grammar rules. If you are familiar with the basics and present tense conjugations, this class is for you! Please purchase and bring the book Practice Makes Perfect: Spanish Verb Tenses ISBN: 978-1260452457.

Break into the world of graphic design by learning the fundamentals of Adobe Illustrator and how to create your own vector artwork for the web. Learn how to use all the different tools in Illustrator, including the pen tool. Work on multiple small projects including making your own logo. Discover how to set up and export print-ready files so that you can show off your designs.

Utah is second to none when it comes to its natural wonders. Gain an even deeper appreciation as you are introduced to geology and the world around you.

Do you feel your rental properties own you rather than the other way around? The most successful landlords will treat it as a business, just like any other. Learn best practices for advertising vacancies, showing your property, screening applicants, and signing contracts. Understand what is needed for you to be a good landlord and what your tenants are supposed to do to help you. Review the requirements both landlords and tenants need to follow to comply with Utah's current laws. Gain clarity on your responsibilities as a property owner, improve the quality of life for your renters, streamline rent collection, charge tenants for damage, reduce maintenance, and evict problem tenants. Learn the essentials of business formation and the correct vehicles to run your business.

Apply the fundamental techniques of martial arts. Learn and practice submissions, escapes, positioning, and self-defense. For beginning and advanced students. Please wear sweatpants and T-shirt. 

Learn the Excel Essentials: Creating a workbook, entering and editing data, changing appearances and formatting text, numbers, and borders, working with formulas and functions, creating charts, printing spreadsheets, getting help, and more! Computers will be available to use, or you may bring your own with Excel installed. 

Master the basics of Microsoft Word. Learn all the tricks to creating a document. Change the page layout, background, and borders. Insert and edit tables. Insert headers and footers, clip art and pictures, and so much more. Computers will be available to use, or you may bring your own with Word installed. 

Learn to structure a successful retirement plan using the latest concepts. Explore goal setting techniques and creative strategies designed to maintain control and flexibility. 

Learn to:

1. Set lifestyle goals
2. Create a comprehensive retirement plan
3. Take control and stay flexible with your "nest egg"
4. Potentially reduce your effective tax rate on investment income with non-traditional investments
5. Evaluate long-term care alternatives
6. Determine if you should convert your Roth IRA
7. Reduce risk in your retirement portfolio without reducing your income
8. Avoid taxes and delays with the proper state plan

Learn to structure a successful retirement plan using the latest concepts. Explore goal setting techniques and creative strategies designed to maintain control and flexibility. 

Learn to:

1. Set lifestyle goals
2. Create a comprehensive retirement plan
3. Take control and stay flexible with your "nest egg"
4. Potentially reduce your effective tax rate on investment income with non-traditional investments
5. Evaluate long-term care alternatives
6. Determine if you should convert your Roth IRA
7. Reduce risk in your retirement portfolio without reducing your income
8. Avoid taxes and delays with the proper state plan

Learn a simple, no-fail technique for Sourdough that anyone can do. Master every step of making both a simple and more time-consuming sourdough loaf, including maintaining a healthy starter, mixing the dough, folding, scoring, and baking. (And eating!) You will be provided with your own sourdough starter to take home.

Supply List:

• Bring a quart canning jar and lid.

Learn a simple, no-fail technique for Sourdough that anyone can do. Master every step of making both a simple and more time-consuming sourdough loaf, including maintaining a healthy starter, mixing the dough, folding, scoring, and baking. (And eating!) You will be provided with your own sourdough starter to take home.

Supply List:

• Bring a quart canning jar and lid.

Learn a simple, no-fail technique for Sourdough that anyone can do. Master every step of making both a simple and more time-consuming sourdough loaf, including maintaining a healthy starter, mixing the dough, folding, scoring, and baking. (And eating!) You will be provided with your own sourdough starter to take home.  

Supply List:

• Bring a quart canning jar and lid.

Whether you are a novice or intermediate painter, gain skills in composition, color theory and harmony, mixing, tinting, shading. As we focus on outdoor painting, learn how to capture trees, mountains, sky, clouds, and water.

Supply List:

• Brushes: Stiff bristle flats not rounds (no soft nylon) #4 - 1 filbert and 1 bright, #6 or #7 - 1 filbert and 1 bright, #12 - 1 bright
• Palette Knives: Two metal triangular shaped tips - 1 small, 1 medium
• Oil Paints: Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Permanent Alizarin Crimson, Cadmium Red Medium, Cadmium Yellow, Cadmium Yellow Medium, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Sienna, Large tube of Titanium White
• Paint Thinner-Odorless Mineral Spirits (Recommend Gamblin)
• Brush washer - metal can with leak proof lid
• Medium - this is mixture to add to dry pigment to make oil paint-recommend Gamblin Galkyd Lite
• Small metal cup that clips to your palette
• Easel - small but lightweight collapsible
• Painting panels rather than stretch canvas - bring 2 to each class 8x10, 9x12, 10x12, 11x14
• Paper towels
• For outdoor painting - Camp stool or folding chair & brimmed hat

Try your hand at the medium of the Masters. Learn the basics as well as more eloquent brush strokes and color secrets while working with florals.

Supply List:

• OIL PAINTS (brands: Windsor Newton, Blick, Lukas, Rembrant etc) Large tube of Titanium White, Yellow light , Red Light, Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Burnt Umber, and any other color you would like bring. Please do not buy cheap kits of paint, they will not help you!
• If you already have paints, we can work with what you have provided they are good quality.
• Gessoed Boards, (5) 8" x 10", size can vary, try to stay in this range", and one extra canvas of student's choice.
• 1 Quart Linseed Oil
• Solvent-free Gel (Gamblin) can be purchased at Dick Blick in SLC.
• Odorless Turpenoid or Gamsol painting solvent. Please no turpentine.
• Oil Painting Brushes: Each name brand numbers their brushes differently so get a variety of large, medium and small brushes in both hog bristle, and sable style brushes. Example: Hog bristle brushes: Flats: #6, #4, #2 Filberts: #6, #4, #2 Also get a selection of softer Sables/Sabelette: Flats: #8, #4, #1 Rounds: #8 Filberts: #8, #4, #1
• Sketchbook and pencil
• Palette You can either purchase a 12x16 Masterson Art Palette container ($20 at Blick in SLC) AND Palette Paper (recommended: Richeson Gray Matters 12x16 $14) OR you can “make” your own palette- find an empty picture frame with glass. Paint the back of the glass grey, size can vary minimum 10 x12.
• Palette knife for mixing paints
• Master’s brush cleaner soap in a tub
• Flat razor in handle for cleaning pallette
• Small bottle of clove oil to drop on paint piles to keep them wet.
• A double palette cup to hold solvent and painting medium gel
• Apron or old shirt
• Jars for linseed oil and solvents
• Paper towels or blue shop towels
• Empty plastic shopping bag

Learn basic oil painting techniques. Discover how to make soft edges, hard edges, blending, and use a palette knife. Make your paintings more dynamic with varying brush strokes. Practice working from photos and from still life. See website for supply list. 

Supply List:

• Canvas and/or primed panel for main painting in class (still life painting). This will most likely be done at home.
• Pad of Canvas sheets
• Palette knife for mixing/cleaning
• Roll of paper towels (best if you use blue shop towels)
• Variety of oil brushes in size and shape. Insructor is partial to flats, however if you haven't ever painted before, you may want to get a variety (bristle vs. synthetic, flats, rounds, fans, etc). A good start would be a larger flat (maybe an 8), and a smaller flat (4). Also some rounds in the sizes 4 and 2 for detail work. Instructor paints with both synthetic and hog bristle brushes.
• Disposable palette pad OR a reusable palette for mixing. Instructor is partial to glass palettes because they are so easy to clean. However you can get a pad of disposable palettes if desired or a wood palette.
• Apron (keep yourself and your clothes oil free!)
• Sealable container for either water or odorless mineral spirits.
• Blue painters tape - 1 roll If desired, you can purchase an oil painting medium (liquin, walnut oil, oleogel, galkyd, etc) if you have experience with it. If you haven't painted before, you don't need it. Oil mediums can change the viscosity and dry time of paints. Some like to work with paint that has a certain flow... or like to do glazes with oils. It's entirely up to you.
• Those only wanting to paint with Water Soluble Oils (no turpentine):
  • Paints: Any water soluble brand will do. I've used Cobra before. There are other brands though.
  • Colors: Titanium White, Cadmium Red Cadmium Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Ultramarine Blue, Ivory, Black
• Those wanting to paint with Oil and Odorless Mineral Spirits:
  • Any brand will do with the oil paints. Instructor is partial to Gamblin or Utrecht, just because they are cheaper. Some oil paint can get really expensive.... it has to do with the amount of pigment and oil content in the paint... and the brand name. If you want to get the nice stuff... just know you'll pay a pretty penny!
  • Odorless Mineral Spirits: Turpenoid or Gamsol should work fine.
  • Colors: Titanium White, Cadmium Red, Cadmium Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Ultramarine Blue, Ivory, Black

Unlock the power of plants in your life with a class that is part Botany and part Hogwarts. Study why plants do what they do, and how each part of the plant can be used for different purposes. Learn to make and use, tinctures, distillations, infusions, diffusions, oil blends, hydrosols, and more. 

Discover a painting technique that is fun and does not require brushes! Acrylic pour painting creates beautiful, unique paintings. Learn to puddle, flip, funnel, pull and dip like a master! Bring an apron that you don't mind getting messy!

Supply List:

• Apron

Experience what it takes to make it in the world of Flight/Ground Paramedics, EMT’s and Critical Care providers. 
 
The emergency medical services field can be one of the most rewarding, fulfilling, awe- inspiring and challenging careers.  Come spend time in a controlled lab setting to see if you have what it takes to make a difference! 

First On the Scene (FOTS) Topics of instruction will include: 

• Hands-only CPR and AED
• Medication administration 
• Responding/treating life-threatening bleeding
• Penetrating chest trauma
• Patient care and protection
• Care until 911 arrives

Certification provided through the National Association of EMTS (NAEMT)

Make your own t-shirts! Learn the tricks of the trade as you create a design, prepare your screen, and print your design onto a t-shirt. You can even push yourself to create multiple one-color designs, all you need is your imagination. First night of class is mandatory as safety regulations and learning the layout of the shop will be discussed.

Supply List:

• T-shirts, sweatshirt, or sweatpants to print.

Start with the basics of sewing and the mechanics and care of your sewing machine. Learn how to read and use a commercial pattern and choose fabrics. Master seam finishing, casings, hems, ruffling, and buttonholes. Projects include pillowcase, pajama pants, and an apron.

Supply List:

• Sewing machine with bobbin
• Basic sewing kit that includes: fabric shears, pins & pin cushion, hand sewing needles, measuring tape, seam gauge, seam ripper
• Neutral color all purpose sewing thread (white, tan or gray).
• For Pillowcase: (double the amounts if making a set of two standard pillowcases) - ¾ yard woven fabric, 1/3 yard coordinating print (top band), all-purpose thread to match trim. Optional: 1 ¼ yard trim such as rick rack.
• For PJ Pants: (purchase after instructions given in class) - Simplicity Pattern #2290, all-purpose thread to match, 1 ½ yards of 1” wide non-roll elastic. Optional: large buttons if needed.
• For Apron: (purchase after instructions given in class) - McCall’s Pattern L9440, 1 yard (child); 1 ¾ yard (adult) cotton woven fabric and matching thread - Or Kwik Sew K4284 Fabric requirements on pattern back.

Now that you can sew, let’s go... Build on your skills from the beginning Sew What class. We will move forward with buttonholes, blind hem, interfacing, stay stitching, clipping and trimming techniques, zippers, sleeves, trims, and decorative stitches. Bring your own sewing machine and heavy-duty extension cord. Prerequisite: Beginning Sewing or contact the teacher for permission. First project will be zippered pouch with pleats and lining. Next projects will be your choice and discussed in first class

Supply List:

• Sewing machine with bobbin
• Basic sewing kit that includes:- fabric shears, pins & pin cushion, hand sewing needles, measuring tape, seam gauge, seam ripper
• Neutral color all purpose sewing thread (white, tan or gray).
• Items for pleated zipper bag: 2-3 yards fabric, ¼ yard each of cotton woven fabric or large scraps, 7 inch polyester zipper, a zipper pressure foot, all purpose thread to match. No knit, fleece or flannel.

Learn to meditate by using the Simple, Easy, Every Day (SEED) meditation technique. Explore mindful living practices and sit in the stillness of your own creation as we dive into the principles that allow for present moment awareness. At the completion of the course, you will have the tools you need to start bringing peace into every moment. Please bring a pen and paper. r.

Learn to slow-smoke a mouthwatering, tender, and flavorful Brisket. Enjoy a sampling, along with the secret recipes for baked beans and creamed corn.

Learn to create beautiful natural artisan soap using the cold process soap making method. Learn about the history, ingredients & supplies, how to work with Lye, fragrances & essential oils, and herbal additions and colorants.

Learn to create beautiful natural artisan soap using the cold process soap making method. Learn about the history, ingredients & supplies, how to work with Lye, fragrances & essential oils, and herbal additions and colorants.

This is a continuation of soap making Pt 1. Students will learn advanced cold process soap making design techniques including marbling, swirling, embeds, floral additives, and more, as well as how to formulate their own recipes. 

This is a continuation of soap making Pt 1. Students will learn advanced cold process soap making design techniques including marbling, swirling, embeds, floral additives, and more, as well as how to formulate their own recipes. 

Join us for an incredibly fun night sewing and crafting your very own lavender, sky blue, or pale pink artisan leather journal! Create your pages from a variety of papers, learn the long stitch binding, and put it all together for a stunning journal.

Supply List:

• Leather scratch awl
• Metal ruler
• Craft mat

Learn to play the Ukulele!  Learn basic history, uses, parts, and how to hold properly. Learn basic strumming, basic chords, and how to play them properly. Incorporate chords into songs. Bring your ukulele.

Understand how the Social Security and Medicare programs can fit into your retirement strategies. Learn the importance of knowing your risk tolerance and proper investment allocation. 

1. Qualifying for Social Security Benefits
2. Your Social Security Decision Timeline
3. Taxation Issues
4. Social Security Spousal Benefits
5. Family and Disability Benefits
6. Special Pension Rules
7. Medicare Basics
8. How to Assess Your Investment Risk Tolerance
9. Proper Allocation of Your Investment Portfolio

In what could be the most enlightening class you've ever taken, our instructor and professional voice coach will show you how you can actually begin using your speaking voice for commercials, films, videos, and more. Most people go about it the wrong way. In this introductory class, you will learn about a unique, outside the box way to break into this creative, fulfilling, and potentially lucrative industry. Voice-overs can be managed on your own terms, on your own turf, in your own time, and with minimal overhead! Whether you choose to pursue voice-overs part-time or full-time, this could be the game changer you've been looking for. In addition to online instruction, you will be given the opportunity to book a 1-on-1 script read and voice evaluation via telephone with your instructor for the following day.

Develop your inner artist while learning a wide variety of techniques. For beginning and advanced students. Bring 3 reference photographs that you would be interested in painting.

Please bring the following supplies to the first night of class.

Supply List:

• A water color pan set (mid grade preferable over the cheapest) and/or watercolor tube set that includes magenta/alizarin crimson, cadmium red/primary red, cadmium yellow, lemon yellow, viridian green, ultramarine blue, cyan/ phthalo blue. They are welcome to have more colors but those are the basic primaries they do need.
• Synthetic watercolor brushes (variety of shapes like filbert, flat, fan, round, etc) and sizes.
• A pad of watercolor paper at least 8.5 x 11 or bigger (arches or strathmore cold press work great!)
• A small to medium sized watercolor sketchbook -paper towels -pencil and/or pen for drawing and taking notes
• Mono eraser for erasing smaller lines and a normal white eraser

*not necessary but if they would like, they can also purchase watercolor pencils!

Learn the basics, as well as new ideas, to build and enhance your skills working with florals.

Supply List:

• Paper: 12" x 16" block of watercolor paper or individual sheets that can be cut down. Minimum 140 weight for individual sheets, 300 pound is best. Best brands – Arches, Fabriano, Blick
• Palette for watercolor Paint (tubes are best): Cadmium Yellow Light, Medium Yellow, Alizarin Crimson, Cadmium Red light, Ultramarine Blue, Cerulean Blue, Violet, Burnt umber 
• Payne's Gray Brushes
• Round watercolor brushes (medium size 4 or 6 and large sizes 8, and 12)
• Flat watercolor brush in size 4, 6, or 8 Loew-Cornell, Prinston, Windsor & Newton, Grumbacher are all good brands to work with. Make sure you get short handled brushes...approximately 6 to 8 inches
• Liquid masking fluid
• Water Containers: 2 plastic
• Green Frog Tape. 1 to 1 ½ inch is best. Good quality masking tape also works but no blue or purple does not work well.
• .5 mm lead pencil or H2 or H4 Pencil
• White or Kneaded rubber eraser
• Ruler or triangle
• Paper towels
• Exacto knife

Come get messy and creative! Receive instruction in wheel-based techniques, learn to use high-fire glazes, and finish your work in gas-fired kilns. Please bring an apron.

Using a metal ring, wooden beads, twine and dried flowers, create a beautiful wreath for the end of summer. Bring a hot glue gun and glue sticks, and we'll provide the rest.

Supply List:

• Hot glue gun
• Glue sticks

Create a patriotic wreath to decorate your home for July. Bring a hot glue gun and glue sticks, we'll provide the rest.

Supply List:

• Glue Gun
• Glue Sticks

Relax mind and body through movement and breathing. Each week learn concepts that can help foster a better body alignment and expand your daily energy physically and mentally. 

Supply List:

• Comfortable clothing
• Yoga mat
• Water

Learn a series of yoga poses and breathing techniques that can improve physical activity and help you get through stressful life events. Improving strength, balance, and deep breathing can help calm your mind and promote healthy living. No prior yoga experience necessary. Wear comfortable clothing; bring a mat and water. 

Supply List:

• Comfortable clothing
• Yoga mat
• Water

Flow through posture and breathing that helps grow strength, flexibility and connects mind and body. No prior yoga experience necessary. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, and bring a mat and water.

Supply List:

• Comfortable clothing
• Yoga mat
• Water

Come get messy and creative! Receive instruction in wheel-based techniques, learn to use high-fire glazes, and finish your work in gas-fired kilns. Please bring an apron.