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  • Acrylic Landscape Painting

    Learn to create a unique, quick and expressive acrylic painting in this 2 hour class. Working quickly allows colors to blend and brush strokes to show, creating dynamic results. In this class you will create a beautiful acrylic painting following step by step instructions all well learning about composition and color mixing. No experience is necessary and all supplies are included. Each class can stand alone or take all to build more skills.
    Tue, Nov 11
    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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  • Acting: Stagecraft for Adults

    Ready to step into the spotlight? Whether you're looking to improve your public speaking skills, boost your confidence, or just explore the world of theatre, this beginner-friendly, 8 week class is the perfect place to start! No prior experience required—just bring your curiosity and willingness to have fun. Through engaging activities and scene work, you’ll learn the basics of acting, including character development, voice, and movement. Each class offers new exercises, so you can drop in any time and jump right into the action. Come discover your inner performer!
    Mon, Sep 29 - Nov 17
    7:30 - 8:30 PM
    Hopkins High School
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    Advanced Pottery

    Express your passion for clay as you expand your pottery skills. Fine tune your throwing in areas of your choice while also engaging in artist critiques with peers to reflect and grow in your craft. This is an advanced class -- there will be no instruction in the basics of throwing and glazing. Prerequisite: You must be able to comfortably throw an 6-inch cylinder on the wheel.
    Thu, Sep 18 - Nov 13
    6:30 - 9:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
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    Advanced Pottery

    This course is for returning students who have previously taken ceramic courses. Students should have previous knowledge of the clay process, wheel throwing, and hand building. This course is an opportunity for students who are interested in setting individual goals. Goals can be based on creating artworks of self-proposed works with support from an instructor. Students will be encouraged to develop a plan for their time in the studio and will be supported in fulfilling that plan throughout the session. Additionally, and per the class’ progress, more advanced wheel and hand building demonstrations will be provided. Attendance is important. Students are expected to bring their own clay tools.
    Wed, Sep 17 - Dec 10
    5:30 - 8:30 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
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  • Advanced Pottery

    This course is for returning students who have previously taken ceramic courses. Students should have previous knowledge of the clay process, wheel throwing, and hand building. This course is an opportunity for students who are interested in setting individual goals. Goals can be based on creating artworks of self-proposed works with support from an instructor. Students will be encouraged to develop a plan for their time in the studio and will be supported in fulfilling that plan throughout the session. Additionally, and per the class’ progress, more advanced wheel and hand building demonstrations will be provided. Attendance is important. Students are expected to bring their own clay tools.
    Wed, Jun 25 - Aug 27
    5:30 - 8:30 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
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  • Autumn Sunset Acrylic Painting

    Capture the beauty of fall in this step-by-step acrylic painting class! Using stretched canvas, students will create a stunning autumn landscape featuring a glowing sunset and silhouetted trees. Perfect for beginners and experienced painters alike, this class will cover blending techniques, composition, and brushwork to bring the warm hues of the season to life. All materials provided—just bring your creativity!
    Mon, Oct 6
    7:00 - 9:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    16 yr.
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  • Become an Impressionist Painter

    This class is designed for those with some painting experience looking to take their style to the next level and bringing a luminous quality to their paintings. Learn how to build a painting with interesting brushwork well capturing the light in a vibrant Impressionistic style. The class is partial towards oils - however acrylics can be used as well. Students will be provided a recommended supply list for the class.
    Wed, Jul 23 - Aug 13
    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    Hopkins Center for the Arts
    Tue, Jul 29 - Aug 26
    6:00 - 8:00 PM
    Hopkins Center for the Arts
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  • Beginner Henna Art

    Curious about henna art but don’t know where to start? This basic, entry-level class is perfect for beginners with little to no experience. Whether you're simply exploring a new hobby or dreaming of becoming a henna artist, this class will help you build a strong foundation. What You’ll Learn: Henna Theory: Introduction to the history, cultural significance, and types of henna (organic, black, colored, glitter). Design Basics: Step-by-step guidance on how to draw simple and traditional henna patterns like flowers, paisleys, and vines. Application Techniques: Learn how to prepare and hold a henna cone, control the flow, and apply designs smoothly on the skin. This class is designed to be supportive, hands-on, and fun—no previous experience needed! Come ready to learn, practice, and express your creativity. This class is open to individuals of 13+, if participant is under the age of 18 another registered adult supervisor is required.
    Tue, Jul 22
    5:00 - 6:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    13 yr.
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    Beginning & Continuing Pottery

    This course for beginning pottery students as well as students returning for more experience and time in the pottery studio. With the beginners, we’ll go through the basics of using clay, learn hand-building techniques and then learn to throw pieces on the pottery wheel. Next steps will include finishing up your works and trimming pieces as needed to get them ready for bisque firing, glazing and final firing. Instructor will also be available to assist and coach continuing pottery students. Class fee includes 25 lbs. of clay, glazes, and firing fee. Additional clay can be purchased from instructor. If you don't have the basic tools, rent them in class for $5.
    Tue, Sep 2 - Oct 28
    6:30 - 9:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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  • Beginning Drawing

    Drawing can be intimidating for beginners, but learning a few basic techniques can improve your skills and make drawing much more enjoyable. Utilizing the method outlined in "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain," this no-pressure group setting will present such techniques as portraits, still life, perspective, shading, and measuring.
    Mon, Nov 3 - Nov 24
    6:00 - 8:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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  • Beginning Oil Painting

    In this course students will receive intensive mentoring from an experienced artist. I have learned so much on my journey and want to share this knowledge with you! We will begin by learning the tools and materials and choosing and mixing colors. We will explore the subject of still life painting and learn how to prepare drawings. We will then decide on arrangements and talk about different ways to approach a painting which combine observation with knowledge. By the end of this course students will be familiar with the principles of classical techniques, composition and painting in oil. *A suggested supply list will be sent 7-10 days before the first class.
    Sat, Sep 27 - Nov 15
    2:00 - 5:00 PM
    Hopkins Center for the Arts
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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    Beginning Oil Painting Part 2

    In this course we will continue to explore different painting techniques, working on our perceptions and having a lot of fun! There will be lectures and time for guided practice while focusing on how the formal elements of painting such as composition, color and value can be used to create a skillful painting. Lectures will continue to analyze historical and contemporary paintings to deepen our knowledge and understanding of the fundamentals of oil painting. During guided practice students will receive demonstrations and direct recommendations which introduce a wide variety of approaches that can be used to enhance the quality of their work. *A suggested supply list will be sent 7-10 days before the first class.
    Sat, Sep 27 - Nov 15
    10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    Hopkins Center for the Arts
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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  • Beginning Watercolor

    Watercolor is a relatively easy and inexpensive way to get started as a painter. Geared toward those with no or little prior experience, we'll be learning color theory (values, mixing), special effects you can achieve, and the basics of paints and brushes. Preprinted watercolor paper templates will be provided by the instructor.
    Mon, Sep 8 - Sep 29
    6:00 - 8:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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    Beginning and Intermediate Pottery

    This course is designed for those who have little to no clay experience. All levels of ability are welcome. In this course students will continue to study the basic techniques of both hand building and wheel throwing. This course is designed for individuals that would like to dive deeper into the exploration of creating ceramics. Students can choose to explore hand building and/or wheel throwing. The instructor will provide student support and will help guide artists' goals. Students are expected to bring their own clay tools. Students are expected to bring their own clay tools.
    Mon, Sep 15 - Dec 8
    5:30 - 8:30 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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    Beginning and Intermediate Pottery

    This course is designed for those who have little to no clay experience. Students will learn the basics of both hand building and wheel throwing and will have instructor support to This course is designed for those who have little to no clay experience. All levels of ability are welcome. In this course students will continue to study the basic techniques of both hand building and wheel throwing. This course is designed for individuals that would like to dive deeper into the exploration of creating ceramics. Students can choose to explore hand building and/or wheel throwing. The instructor will provide student support and will help guide artists' goals. Students are expected to bring their own clay tools.
    Mon, Jun 23 - Aug 25
    5:30 - 8:30 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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  • Bob Ross: Let's Paint Happy Little Trees

    Bob Ross taught a technique that shows anyone can paint. This class will show you step by step how to create a beautiful painting. The class is 4 hours long and all supplies are provided. At the end of the class, you leave with a beautiful 12x16 oil painting anyone will be proud to display on their wall. Open to anyone ages 7+ (with an accompanied adult). June : Bird July : Deer
    Sat, Jul 19
    11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
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  • Bob Ross: Let's Paint Happy Little Trees

    Bob Ross taught a technique that shows anyone can paint. This class will show you step by step how to create a beautiful painting. The class is 4 hours long and all supplies are provided. At the end of the class, you leave with a beautiful 12x16 oil painting anyone will be proud to display on their wall. Open to anyone ages 7+ (with an accompanied adult).
    Tue, Sep 16
    5:00 - 9:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    7 yr.
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  • Canvas Fun: Cozy Owl & Cupcakes

    Join us for a fun and festive family painting event where you’ll create an adorable owl bundled up in a hat and scarf on canvas! Using acrylic paints, artists of all skill levels (ages 6+) will be guided step-by-step to bring their cozy owl to life. No experience is needed—just bring your creativity and enjoy quality time with family and friends. After painting, enjoy delicious cupcakes while your masterpiece dries! All supplies are provided. Don’t miss this delightful evening of art, fun, and sweet treats
    Sat, Dec 20
    7:00 - 8:30 PM
    Hopkins Center for the Arts
    Min Age
    16 yr.
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  • Charm Bracelet

    Dive into the art of jewelry-making with our charming bracelet project, perfect for crafters of all experience levels. Our instructor will guide you through each step—from selecting meaningful charms to assembling your unique bracelet. This project offers instruction while encouraging personalized projects; you'll love designing a one-of-a-kind charm bracelet to wear or gift!
    Sat, Nov 8
    10:00 - 11:30 AM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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  • Cricut for Beginners

    Are you considering buying or have a Cricut Explore or newer machine, but not sure how to use it? It starts with learning how to navigate Cricut Design Space. Through instructor demonstration, you'll learn the basics of this online application including custom and ready-to-make projects. Leave class with a completed paper and vinyl project. No machine needed. $10 supply fee paid to instructor.
    Wed, Aug 27
    5:30 - 8:30 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
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  • Cricut for Beginners

    Are you considering buying or have a Cricut Explore or newer machine, but not sure how to use it? It starts with learning how to navigate Cricut Design Space. Through instructor demonstration, you'll learn the basics of this online application including custom and ready-to-make projects. Leave class with a completed paper and vinyl project. No machine needed. $10 supply fee paid to instructor.
    Thu, Dec 18
    6:00 - 8:30 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
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  • Custom Baseball Cap

    Create your own custom baseball cap in this fun and creative project, perfect for crafters of all skill levels! Choose from a wide variety of designs and colors to match your style. Follow step-by-step instructions to embroider your cap with thread, turning your vision into reality. Whether you're a novice or an embroidery pro, this project blends structured guidance with plenty of room for personal flair. Design a one-of-a-kind accessory that’s truly unique and made by you! What to Expect: Step-by-Step Guidance: Learn simple embroidery techniques tailored to your cap designs. Follow clear, easy-to-understand instructions at your own pace. Design and Color Options: Pick from a selection of creative design templates (or design your own) and vibrant thread colors to make a cap that reflects your personality. Creative Freedom: Add your own twist by mixing colors or enhancing your chosen design. Each cap will be as unique as its creator! All Levels Welcome: Whether it’s your first time embroidering or you're a seasoned crafter, this project is designed for all to enjoy.
    Wed, Jul 23
    6:00 - 8:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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    Exploring Pottery

    Adults at all levels of experience can develop and enhance their pottery skills. Those with some experience can learn more advanced techniques such as lids, handles, altering, pattern making and more. Nancy is enthusiastic about infecting others with her love for pottery and clay. Unless you are a student returning to the class, attendance is required for the first session. Bring an apron, towel and a basic set of pottery tools if you have them.
    Wed, Sep 10 - Nov 5
    9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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  • Field Photoshoot- 2

    Take your field photography skills to another level with a career photographer who studied under renowned photographer Ansel Adams, Time Life Photographer Helen Manzer, and SoHo New York based surrealistic publisher and photographer Ralph Gibson among other great American photographers. Visit St. Paul Union Depot to study its old-world architecture and gathering spaces.*Note: please bring your own camera device; digital and film both welcome.
    Sat, Nov 8 - Nov 22
    9:30 - 11:30 AM
    Eisenhower Community Center
    Min Age
    18 yr.
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