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oct. & nov. CALENDAR
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Art Lab is a creative space designed just for tweens—a place to experiment, take creative risks, and discover new ways of making art. Each session introduces exciting materials, techniques, and projects inspired by contemporary artists, nature, and the world around us. Students will build artistic skills while developing their own ideas and creative voice. With an emphasis on curiosity, exploration, and self-expression, Art Lab encourages tweens to think creatively, solve problems, and have fun making art in a supportive, welcoming environment. All materials provided.
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Saturdays 10-11:30am
Calling all young makers! Craft Club is a fun, hands-on class where elementary-aged children can explore a new creative project each week using a variety of materials and techniques. From painting and collage to fiber arts, sculpture, and seasonal crafts, every session is an opportunity to imagine, experiment, and make something uniquely their own. Along the way, kids will build confidence, develop creative problem-solving skills, and enjoy the process of making in a supportive, encouraging environment where creativity and curiosity are celebrated. All materials provided.
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
We are offering ART! break camps for kids from Kindergarten through 6th grade. Running from 9am-4pm, kids will have days chock full of painting, drawing, clay, mixed media and more!
Campers will need to bring a water bottle, a snack, a nut-free lunch and a book for some quiet time in the afternoon. All art supplies will be provided. Art is a messy business so campers should come every day wearing clothes that can get stained. Finally, please have your camper wear comfortable shoes. If the weather permits, we might walk to the park or the community garden.
This class is for teens that want to improve their art and start building up their art portfolio for college applications, grants and scholarships. We will rotate through drawing, painting, and clay as we work toward developing well thought out and completed portfolio work. Our project blocks may include perspective drawing, still life drawing, figure drawing, clay pottery, and acrylic and watercolor painting. Teens that take classes will have the opportunity to apply to work as a summer assistant or intern. All supplies included.
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Time: Thursdays 5:00pm-6:15pm
This class is designed specifically for kids in middle school - grades 6th-8th.
The most pivotal time in a young artist's life is between the ages 11-15. Our Tween students get a lot of instruction and encouragement to take their art to the next level in a supportive environment. We will be exploring all kinds of drawing techniques, including observational drawing, perspective drawing, and composition. All supplies included.
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Time: Tuesdays 5:00pm-6:15pm
Designed for kids in 1st-3rd grade that want to build up their confidence as artists. This drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpting class is full of experimenting, exploration and movement. We will focus on process-based art with an emphasis in exploring materials and developing a strong visual aesthetic by experimenting with color, line, texture, and 2-D and 3-D design. Students will learn to appreciate their artistic differences and celebrate their successes. Dress to get messy! 8 week class. All supplies included.
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Tuesdays 3:30-4:30
Thursdays 3:30-4:30
Drawing is the structure beneath almost any creative endeavor - it’s an incredible meditative tool and is deeply grounding. This class focuses on the fundamentals of drawing. It's a place where beginners can start to find their tools and more experienced artists can revisit and strengthen their skills. Through focused exercises and creative exploration, you’ll develop greater confidence with observation, line, shape, proportion, and value. Whether you're starting out or looking to reconnect with the basics, this class offers a supportive space to practice, experiment, and grow.
Instructor: Madonna Mayfield
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Mondays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Wednesdays from 1:00 to 3:00pm
This class focuses on two essential elements of drawing—perspective and proportion—while exploring a wide range of subjects, from the human and animal form to buildings, structures, and the natural world. Through guided exercises and observation-based drawing, you’ll learn how to better understand scale, spatial relationships, depth, and form. You’ll have opportunities to work from different subjects and experiment with ways to create more convincing and expressive drawings. Whether you're building on existing skills or looking to strengthen your foundation, this class offers a supportive space to practice, explore, and grow.
Instructor: Zoe Iatridis
Fall Session II - this session will start the week of Oct 12 and run through December 18, 2026. There will be breaks the weeks of October 27 and November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Tuesdays 6:30pm-8:30pm
Wednesdays 10:00am-12:00pm
This beginner-friendly class is perfect for those new to watercolor or looking to revisit the basics. You’ll focus on fundamental techniques that make watercolor such a unique and expressive medium, including washes, color mixing, layering, and brush control. As you learn to work with the fluid, luminous qualities of paint and water, you’ll build confidence through guided exercises and creative projects in an easy-going, collegial environment.
Instructor: Madonna Mayfield
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Wednesdays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Splash into some intermediate watercolor techniques! In this class you will explore your personal esthetic in watercolor paintings. We will play with form, tone, and design as we delve into composition and subject matter. We will examine materials, process, and design as you grow in skill and confidence with a community of learners who are all taking the journey together. Basic drawing skills are required, and some watercolor experience is preferred.
Instructor: Shannon Kelly
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Tuesdays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Thursdays from 10:00am to 12:00pm
This is a beginning to intermediate class for learning how to engage with colors confidently in your paintings and develop an understanding for how and why you like to use them. This will be a class rooted in play, non judgment and finding expression from your unique voice. You will learn how to let go and trust the process while mixing colors, gaining understanding of various painting techniques and how to develop compositions. 8 week session.
*Suggested (not mandatory) prerequisite Beginning Drawing
Instructor: Erin Drakeford
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Thursdays 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Learn how to make your own notebook or sketchbook by hand! This introductory bookbinding class will focus on folded and soft-cover book forms. You’ll begin by creating a fun collection of painted papers to use for covers, and you’ll learn how to make books from a single sheet of paper. The second week will focus on binding single-signature pamphlet books with a 3-hole stitch and variations. The last two weeks you’ll learn to bind a multi-signature French link book with an exposed spine and cool criss-cross stitch. These book forms lie flat, making them wonderful for journals or sketchbooks–and every time you open it, you get to say, “I made that!” Just a fair warning: you may feel compelled to give everyone you know a handmade book for the holidays this year!
Week 1: Paint a paper bank and single page books
Week 2: Pamphlet Books
Weeks 3 & 4: French Link Book w soft covers
Instructor: Meredith Eastburn
Supply list HERE
Dates: 4 weeks - 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Tuesdays 10:00am to 12:00pm
An art class where you don’t need to draw? Try cutting and pasting your way to a self portrait or landscape (or any idea you have). You will be guided through the art of “painting with paper “ . This is a very meditative process and a very forgiving art form. Suitable for beginners to expert artists.
Instructor: Madonna Mayfield
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Mondays 1:00pm to 3:00pm
This class is designed for those curious about ceramics, as well as those with prior experience who are looking to get back into the swing of things. We’ll learn the basics of hand-building ceramic forms that don’t require the use of a potter’s wheel. In addition to the foundational techniques of slab, coil, and pinch, we’ll cover joining methods, moisture control, and glazing and firing processes. Hand-building offers endless creative freedom—the only limit to what you can create is your imagination.
Students are eligible to come to open studio throughout the semester on Sundays from 10-2:00PM.
Fall Session II runs from October 19 through December 18, 2026. There will be a break the week of November 23 (Thanksgiving week). 8 sessions.
**NOTE: we anticipate moving from Grant Park to East Atlanta Village sometime around November. We will keep you informed of the exact date as the site buildout is completed.
Mondays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm - Instructor: Will Durrett
Looking for dedicated time to create in the company of other artists? Open Studio is a relaxed, self-directed session where you can bring your own materials and work on whatever inspires you—whether it's painting, drawing, collage, fiber art, or another creative project. There is no formal instruction, making it the perfect opportunity to practice your skills, experiment with new ideas, exchange feedback, and connect with fellow makers in a welcoming, supportive environment. Come for an hour or stay for the whole session—Open Studio is your time to create at your own pace.
NOTE: If you are a current student, this is included! Otherwise this is a monthly membership - cost varies according to how many Thursdays we meet in a given month. See options below.
Saturday, Oct 24, 3-5pm | Taught By Patricia Daniel
Join us for a fun and relaxing afternoon of floral design as you create a beautiful seasonal arrangement using fresh flowers and greenery. You'll learn easy techniques for creating a balanced, eye-catching centerpiece that you can recreate again and again. Enjoy bubbly, light refreshments, and the company of fellow creatives as you celebrate the colors and textures of the season. Patricia will provide beautiful flowers and the appropriate base for your arrangement - no need to bring a thing!
Saturday, October 24, 2-4pm
Curious about mixed media but not sure where to begin? This exploratory workshop invites you to cut, layer, arrange, and experiment with paper and other materials to create your own unique artwork. You'll play with color, texture, composition, and unexpected combinations while discovering how simple pieces can come together to create something entirely new. With guided prompts and plenty of room to experiment, this is a relaxed opportunity to try something different, follow your ideas, and enjoy the process of creating—no drawing experience required.
All materials provided.
Saturday, November 7, 3-5pm
Discover the rich, expressive possibilities of oil paint in this relaxed and exploratory workshop. You’ll experiment with color, texture, brushwork, layering, and blending while learning how to work with the unique qualities of oils. Rather than focusing on creating a perfect finished painting, the workshop encourages you to play, experiment, and develop your own approach.
Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to loosen up and explore a new medium. Come curious, get messy, and see where the paint takes you!
All materials provided.
Friday, November 13, 6:30-8:30pm
Get creative with glass in this fun and relaxed painting workshop! Choose a drinking glass or vase and transform it with your own colorful design. You’ll learn simple techniques for painting on glass, experimenting with color, pattern, and decorative details to create a piece that’s uniquely yours.
Whether you’re making a beautiful vase for your favorite flowers or a pair of special drinnking glasses, you’ll leave with a handmade piece to enjoy or give as a gift. No painting experience necessary—just bring your creativity!
Materials provided (though you are welcome to bring 2 glasses or a vase from home if you want to up-cycle). Bring-your-own refreshments welcome.
Saturday, November 14, 1-2:30pm | Taught By Sasha Daniels
Spend some creative time together in this fun fall-inspired adult/child workshop! Each pair will design and decorate a canvas tote inspired by the shapes and colors of favorite autumn vegetables. You’ll create your own veggie designs, trace them onto the tote, and bring them to life with colorful pieces of fabric and felt. Add finishing touches with fabric markers and other embellishments to make your tote uniquely yours. A fun, hands-on project for kids and grown-ups to create together!
All materials provided.
Saturday, November 14, 3-5pm | Taught By Julie Nguyen
Macramé, or the art of knotting cord in decorative and intricate patterns, is a fun and beautiful craft with endless possibilities! Great for all skill levels.
In this workshop, you’ll receive personalized guidance fit for beginners or intermediate crafters! You’ll practice several basic macrame knots with a mini project then graduate to making your own plant hanger in the color(s) of your choice! Learn about creating fluffy fringe, securing your work and adding accents to make it your own. You’ll get familiar with essential macrame supplies and where to get them.
At the end of the workshop, you’ll go home with your completed mini project, completed plant hanger, and supplies to complete another plant hanger on your own.
No experience or tools required. All materials provided.
Saturday, November 21, 10am-12pm | Taught by Meredith Eastburn
Jump on the analog bandwagon and trade your notes app for a handmade notebook! In this basic bookbinding workshop, you’ll learn to create pamphlet stitch books to use as notebooks, journals, or sketchbooks! After learning the basic 3-hole stitch, we’ll cover a double-pamphlet variation as well. These mini notebooks are an ideal size for your purse or tote, and they make perfect holiday gifts for family and friends.
All materials provided.
Saturday, November 21, 1-3pm | Taught by Meredith Eastburn
Is your child a prolific artist? If you have piles of artwork too plentiful to display and too precious to discard, this workshop is for you. You will learn how to transform that art into timeless keepsakes and holiday gifts. Bring a stack of your child’s paintings, drawings, coloring pages, and works on paper that you are okay with cutting up (with their permission!). We’ll cut and combine sections to create ornaments, bookmarks, garland, and more (some will depend on what you bring). We will help you honor your child’s creativity through this process of reuse and transformation, but please keep their most groundbreaking masterpieces at home.
All materials provided.
Saturday, November 21, 3-5pm
AN ARTFUL PAUSE BEFORE THE HOLIDAY RUSH - with Karen Thompson
Neurographic Art: Relax, Reset, Ground. Before the holiday season begins, give yourself a little space to slow down. This practice will help you head into the stress of family gatherings by quieting the mind, releasing tension, and reconnecting with the present moment. Using simple flowing lines, shapes and color, we'll create artwork that allows us to slow down and enjoy the process.
No experience is needed and all materials provided..come as you are and leave feeling a little more ready for the season ahead.
Saturday, December 5, 1-3pm | Taught by Meredith Eastburn
Join us to create gingerbread-inspired ornaments, gift bags, and paper garlands infused with handmade love plus a dash of sugar and spice. Come ready to doodle faux frosting details with acrylic paint pens and transform kraft paper and cardboard into a sweet collection of festive gingerbread-esque decor and gifts.
All materials provided. Cider and gingerbread will be served!
Saturday, December 5, 10am-12pm | Taught By Meredith Eastburn
Kids workshop for 4th graders and up - or young-at-heart grownups! Come make paper gingerbread houses with us using a simple origami techniques, collage, and your creativity! Get excited for paint pens, pom poms, and pipe cleaners as we create and decorate paper houses for display or play! Less sticky than the candy versions, but just as sweet. ;)
All materials provided. Cider and gingerbread will be served!
Saturday, December 12, 1-2:30pm | Taught By Sasha Daniels
Spend some creative time together in this fun adult/child workshop! You’ll design your own colorful paper beads and Shrinky Dink charms to create one-of-a-kind bag charms or keychains—perfect for keeping or giving as gifts. You’ll also make and decorate your own gift bags, ready to hold your handmade creations. It’s a fun, hands-on opportunity for kids and grown-ups to create, share, and make something special together!
All materials provided.
