A fun and relaxed atmosphere in which you can expect to dance bachata, salsa, and cumbia with others. Chase away the Sunday Sads, and join us for our Latin Dance Social! $5 cover at the door; register here!

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

This is an open time for students to come in and work and ask questions about any projects they are working on. Students are welcome to bring in their progress projects to work on in this pay-what-you-can session (Donation suggestion: $20) with Ben Caballero. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION. Register here

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

“But what’s a photogram?” A photogram is a photographic print made by laying objects onto photographic paper and exposing it to light. In this pay-what-you can class (donation suggestion: $20), our teaching artist Pat A. Robinson will be teaching students how to use photo paper and experiment with exposure and object density. This is a great class for those interested in learning about manual photography! Registration is required for admission. Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend. Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on the third Wednesday of every month to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

This Ceramic Mug class is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn how to throw a mug on the wheel In part two of this class, Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to trim your mug and create a handle. Remember, this is a two part class only; both classes are required to finish. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

Looking for the perfect noodle bowl? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a Ramen bowl using a ceramic wheel. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission.REGISTER HERE

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Come and see the exceptional multi-instrumental and vocal talent of young and upcoming artist Tere Hansknecht feat. Angie Sandoval. Pre-order tickets by texting MAY 4th TICKET REQUEST to (414)-394-1036 or by paying $5 at the door. The theme for this event is Western Disco, so make sure to dress your best!

5PM Doors Open

6PM Concert Starts

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Learn about the basics about carving wood in this pay-what-you-can (Donation suggestion: $20) class session with Ben Caballero. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION. Register here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on the third Wednesday of every month to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

This Ceramic Mug class is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn how to throw a mug on the wheel In part one of this class, Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a mug using a ceramic wheel. Remember, this is a two part class only; both classes are required to finish. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

Looking for the perfect noodle bowl? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a Ramen bowl using a ceramic wheel. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission.REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

This class introduces participants to the art of mosaic-making, blending creativity and functionality. Participants will design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. The class is suitable for both beginners and intermediate learners, offering an inclusive and collaborative environment. Our teaching artist Anil Evrim Gungor, Ph.D. will be teaching students how to design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. This Pay-What-You Can class pre-cut glass tiles will be provided, making the session accessible and enjoyable for all skill levels. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

In this class, participants will be introduced to the traditional Turkish art of water marbling (ebru). We will explore its brief history, its connections to Turkish and Islamic arts, its underlying philosophy, and the materials and techniques that bring ebru to life. Our teaching artist Vesile Yilmaz will be teaching how to work with ceramic surfaces, including surface preparation and dipping techniques. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Learn about the basics about hand tool woodwork and jointery in this pay-what-you-can (Donation suggestion: $20) class session with Ben Caballero. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION. Register here

“But what’s a photogram?” A photogram is a photographic print made by laying objects onto photographic paper and exposing it to light. In this pay-what-you can class (donation suggestion: $20), our teaching artist Pat A. Robinson will be teaching students how to use photo paper and experiment with exposure and object density. This is a great class for those interested in learning about manual photography! Registration is required for admission. Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on the third Wednesday of every month to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

Looking for the perfect noodle bowl? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a Ramen bowl using a ceramic wheel. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

This Ceramic Mug class is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn how to throw a mug on the wheel In part two of this class, Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to trim your mug and create a handle. Remember, this is a two part class only; both classes are required to finish. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission.REGISTER HERE

Kintsugi, also known as kintsukuroi, is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage a gold filling. Kintsugi literally means “to join with gold, and demonstrates that brokenness can create greater beauty and interest. In this pay-what-you-can class (donation suggestion: $20) facilitated by Sam Wolf students will begin a reflective and meditative journey in which they join together pieces of broken pottery to make a new creation. Students are required to bring their own broken pottery. Register Here

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Milwaukee filmmakers and artists come out for a Free Headshot Happy Hour Saturday May 7th between 1pm - 3 pm. Get your professional head shots taken and a few extra special artistic portraits by guest photographer @sptmbrborn

This is a FREE event but donations are welcome and all proceeds will go to local Milwaukee nonprofit and friend to local filmmakers Mitchell Street Arts. 

Get your portraits taken, find filmmaker resources and network with other creatives while you’re at it! 

No need to register just stop by 

710 W Historic Mitchell Street, Milwaukee WI anytime between 1pm - 3pm to get your headshots. 5-10 headshots per artist limit.

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on the third Wednesday of every month to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

Looking for the perfect noodle bowl? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a Ramen bowl using a ceramic wheel. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission.REGISTER HERE

This class introduces participants to the art of mosaic-making, blending creativity and functionality. Participants will design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. The class is suitable for both beginners and intermediate learners, offering an inclusive and collaborative environment. Our teaching artist Anil Evrim Gungor, Ph.D. will be teaching students how to design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. This Pay-What-You Can class pre-cut glass tiles will be provided, making the session accessible and enjoyable for all skill levels. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

In this class, participants will be introduced to the traditional Turkish art of water marbling (ebru). We will explore its brief history, its connections to Turkish and Islamic arts, its underlying philosophy, and the materials and techniques that bring ebru to life. Our teaching artist Vesile Yilmaz will be teaching how to work with ceramic surfaces, including surface preparation and dipping techniques. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

This is an open time for students to come in and work and ask questions about any projects they are working on. Students are welcome to bring in their progress projects to work on in this pay-what-you-can session (Donation suggestion: $20) with Ben Caballero. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION. Register here

“But what’s a photogram?” A photogram is a photographic print made by laying objects onto photographic paper and exposing it to light. In this pay-what-you can class (donation suggestion: $20), our teaching artist Pat A. Robinson will be teaching students how to use photo paper and experiment with exposure and object density. This is a great class for those interested in learning about manual photography! Registration is required for admission. Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on the third Wednesday of every month to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

Looking for the perfect noodle bowl? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a Ramen bowl using a ceramic wheel. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission.REGISTER HERE

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on Wednesday at 5PM to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

This Ceramic Mug class is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn how to throw a mug on the wheel In part one of this class, Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a mug using a ceramic wheel. Remember, this is a two part class only; both classes are required to finish. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission. REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

This class introduces participants to the art of mosaic-making, blending creativity and functionality. Participants will design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. The class is suitable for both beginners and intermediate learners, offering an inclusive and collaborative environment. Our teaching artist Anil Evrim Gungor, Ph.D. will be teaching students how to design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. This Pay-What-You Can class pre-cut glass tiles will be provided, making the session accessible and enjoyable for all skill levels. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

In this class, participants will be introduced to the traditional Turkish art of water marbling (ebru). We will explore its brief history, its connections to Turkish and Islamic arts, its underlying philosophy, and the materials and techniques that bring ebru to life. Our teaching artist Vesile Yilmaz will be teaching how to work with ceramic surfaces, including surface preparation and dipping techniques. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

“But what’s a photogram?” A photogram is a photographic print made by laying objects onto photographic paper and exposing it to light. In this pay-what-you can class (donation suggestion: $20), our teaching artist Pat A. Robinson will be teaching students how to use photo paper and experiment with exposure and object density. This is a great class for those interested in learning about manual photography! Registration is required for admission. Register Here

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Learn about the basics about hand tool woodwork and jointery in this pay-what-you-can (Donation suggestion: $20) class session with Ben Caballero. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION. Register here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on Wednesday at 5PM to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

This Ceramic Mug class is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn how to throw a mug on the wheel In part two of this class, Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to trim your mug and create a handle. Remember, this is a two part class only; both classes are required to finish. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission. REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Kintsugi, also known as kintsukuroi, is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage a gold filling. Kintsugi literally means “to join with gold, and demonstrates that brokenness can create greater beauty and interest. In this pay-what-you-can class (donation suggestion: $20) facilitated by Sam Wolf students will begin a reflective and meditative journey in which they join together pieces of broken pottery to make a new creation. Students are required to bring their own broken pottery. Register Here

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on Wednesday at 5PM to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

This Ceramic Mug class is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn how to throw a mug on the wheel In part one of this class, Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a mug using a ceramic wheel. Remember, this is a two part class only; both classes are required to finish. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission. REGISTER HERE

This class introduces participants to the art of mosaic-making, blending creativity and functionality. Participants will design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. The class is suitable for both beginners and intermediate learners, offering an inclusive and collaborative environment. Our teaching artist Anil Evrim Gungor, Ph.D. will be teaching students how to design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. This Pay-What-You Can class pre-cut glass tiles will be provided, making the session accessible and enjoyable for all skill levels. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

In this class, participants will be introduced to the traditional Turkish art of water marbling (ebru). We will explore its brief history, its connections to Turkish and Islamic arts, its underlying philosophy, and the materials and techniques that bring ebru to life. Our teaching artist Vesile Yilmaz will be teaching how to work with ceramic surfaces, including surface preparation and dipping techniques. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

“But what’s a photogram?” A photogram is a photographic print made by laying objects onto photographic paper and exposing it to light. In this pay-what-you can class (donation suggestion: $20), our teaching artist Pat A. Robinson will be teaching students how to use photo paper and experiment with exposure and object density. This is a great class for those interested in learning about manual photography! Registration is required for admission. Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on Wednesday at 5PM to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

This Ceramic Mug class is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn how to throw a mug on the wheel In part two of this class, Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to trim your mug and create a handle. Remember, this is a two part class only; both classes are required to finish. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission. REGISTER HERE

Are you completely new to Salsa dancing? In this pay-what-you-can (suggested donation $20) dance class, our teaching artist Sam Wolf will do some basic Salsa steps and footwork, as well as allow for partner practice and open dance. Registration required to attend Register Here!

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Esta clase de cerámica es una clase de paga lo que puedas (donación sugerida: $20) diseñada para aquellos que quisieran aprender a usar arcilla pero no saben cómo. Nuestra artista docente María de los Dolores enseñará sobre escultura básica, recorte y algunos trabajos ligeros con ruedas, así como conocimientos y preparación básicos de arcilla. Para aprender con Maria de los Dolores, Registrar aqui

Figure Drawing, or Life Drawing is in-person drawing from models, usually nude, who may pose in a variety of postures during timed increments in a studio. Our teaching artist Sam Wolf will be teaching some basic techniques on how to draw from a live model within a variety of time constraints. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

This is an open time for students to come in and work and ask questions about any projects they are working on. Students are welcome to bring in their progress projects to work on in this pay-what-you-can session (Donation suggestion: $20) with Ben Caballero. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION. Register here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on Wednesday at 5PM to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

This Ceramic Mug class is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn how to throw a mug on the wheel In part one of this class, Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a mug using a ceramic wheel. Remember, this is a two part class only; both classes are required to finish. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission. REGISTER HERE

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

This class introduces participants to the art of mosaic-making, blending creativity and functionality. Participants will design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. The class is suitable for both beginners and intermediate learners, offering an inclusive and collaborative environment. Our teaching artist Anil Evrim Gungor, Ph.D. will be teaching students how to design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. This Pay-What-You Can class pre-cut glass tiles will be provided, making the session accessible and enjoyable for all skill levels. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

“But what’s a photogram?” A photogram is a photographic print made by laying objects onto photographic paper and exposing it to light. In this pay-what-you can class (donation suggestion: $20), our teaching artist Pat A. Robinson will be teaching students how to use photo paper and experiment with exposure and object density. This is a great class for those interested in learning about manual photography! Registration is required for admission. Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on Wednesday at 5PM to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

This Ceramic Mug class is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn how to throw a mug on the wheel In part two of this class, Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to trim your mug and create a handle. Remember, this is a two part class only; both classes are required to finish. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission. REGISTER HERE

Kintsugi, also known as kintsukuroi, is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage a gold filling. Kintsugi literally means “to join with gold, and demonstrates that brokenness can create greater beauty and interest. In this pay-what-you-can class (donation suggestion: $20) facilitated by Sam Wolf students will begin a reflective and meditative journey in which they join together pieces of broken pottery to make a new creation. Students are required to bring their own broken pottery. Register Here

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

In this class, participants will be introduced to the traditional Turkish art of water marbling (ebru). We will explore its brief history, its connections to Turkish and Islamic arts, its underlying philosophy, and the materials and techniques that bring ebru to life. Our teaching artist Vesile Yilmaz will be teaching how to work with ceramic surfaces, including surface preparation and dipping techniques. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on Wednesday at 5PM to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

Looking for the perfect noodle bowl? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) Sam Wolf will teach techniques on how to create a Ramen bowl using a ceramic wheel. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION Register Here

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission. REGISTER HERE

This class introduces participants to the art of mosaic-making, blending creativity and functionality. Participants will design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. The class is suitable for both beginners and intermediate learners, offering an inclusive and collaborative environment. Our teaching artist Anil Evrim Gungor, Ph.D. will be teaching students how to design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. This Pay-What-You Can class pre-cut glass tiles will be provided, making the session accessible and enjoyable for all skill levels. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

In this class, participants will be introduced to the traditional Turkish art of water marbling (ebru). We will explore its brief history, its connections to Turkish and Islamic arts, its underlying philosophy, and the materials and techniques that bring ebru to life. Our teaching artist Vesile Yilmaz will be teaching how to work with ceramic surfaces, including surface preparation and dipping techniques. This Pay-What-You Can class provides all supplies needed for the class. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

“But what’s a photogram?” A photogram is a photographic print made by laying objects onto photographic paper and exposing it to light. In this pay-what-you can class (donation suggestion: $20), our teaching artist Pat A. Robinson will be teaching students how to use photo paper and experiment with exposure and object density. This is a great class for those interested in learning about manual photography! Registration is required for admission. Register Here

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on Wednesday at 5PM to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission. REGISTER HERE

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Are you completely new to Salsa dancing? In this pay-what-you-can (suggested donation $20) dance class, our teaching artist Sam Wolf will do some basic Salsa steps and footwork, as well as allow for partner practice and open dance. Registration required to attend Register Here!

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Want to create an original design? Are you interested in learning to print with ink? In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $10) class, artist co-teachers Riley St Claire and Richard Johnson will be teaching some design development, carving techniques, and printing methods.. Registration required to attend.Register here!

Did you already sculpt something in a ceramics class and are looking to finish it? Come in on Wednesday at 5PM to glaze your bisqueware OR pick up any glazeware that you have already finished. Register here.

In this pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation, $20) Christine Welmanteaching artists new to oil painting some basic tips about using oil paints, as well as a relaxing and supportive atmosphere for more seasoned painters. Registration required for admission. REGISTER HERE

This class introduces participants to the art of mosaic-making, blending creativity and functionality. Participants will design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. The class is suitable for both beginners and intermediate learners, offering an inclusive and collaborative environment. Our teaching artist Anil Evrim Gungor, Ph.D. will be teaching students how to design decorative coasters while learning essential techniques such as creating patterns, placing, and adhering glass mosaic tiles. This Pay-What-You Can class pre-cut glass tiles will be provided, making the session accessible and enjoyable for all skill levels. (Suggested Donation: $20) REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE MAKERSPACE Register Here

Slab work and sculpting is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) designed for those who would like to learn to use clay but don't know how. Our co-teachers and artists Shampayne Sifuentes and Betul Dogan will focus on teaching to use a clay roller to create slabs and hand sculpting. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE

Wire Jewelry Design is a pay-what-you-can class (suggested donation: $20) aimed at those interested in creating designs and translating that into jewelry. Our teaching artist Bri Richmond will be demonstrating how to use mandrels and wire wrapping tools to create wearable designs. REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION REGISTER HERE