Create an easy 3D drawing of your hand!

Color and craft to celebrate the first showing of the Wizard of Oz, which played at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on August 15, 1939! 

Learn how to make a beautiful decoration for your walls, based on the different phases of the moon!

This one can get messy since there's paint involved, so wearing an old shirt or an apron is a good idea.

Learn about famous artist Andy Warhol, then paint your own piece in his style!

Make sun prints using one of the earliest forms of photography. Bring small flat objects to use for an outline print or use leaves that we have gathered from nature. We will be outside part of the time exposing our paper to sunlight.

Scratch your way to a unique piece.

Paint a tree using watercolors or craft paint and then decorate it with buttons of all colors of the rainbow.

March is Women's History Month. Join us to hand-letter inspiring quotes from historical and modern voices of women in recognition of International Women's Day. We'll supply quotes, materials, and inspiration for you to make a one-of-a-kind piece!

Learn about Japanese art and then create your own works inspired by Japanese classic prints. All supplies provided.

Mosaic is an art form in which a coherent pattern or image is built up from small regular or irregular pieces of substances such as stone, glass, ceramic and/or found objects. Journey with local artist Wasentha Young as she takes you on an exploration of the tools and the art of mosaics, from BCE to today.

Wasentha Young has taught mosaic art at the Ann Arbor Art Center and Copper Colored Mountain Art Center. Her work has exhibited nationally, and she has traveled extensively around the world studying mosaics.