Life Enrichment Coordinator: Johnette (Jay) Dorsey.
Note: You must be a current member of the center to register for any class. All classes have limited seating and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Early registration is encouraged to secure your spot.
Below is a listing of the Art and Craft Classes that are being given in the 2nd Quarter 2026.
2nd Quarter 2026 Class Schedule
Instructor: Bonnie Diamond
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and have some creative fun!
This ceramics class invites students – both beginners and those with experience -to explore clay in a relaxed, social, and joyful setting.
We’ll try out a variety of techniques-pinching, rolling, sculpting, decorating, glazing-so everyone can discover what they enjoy most or build on what they already know.
Whether you’re new to clay or looking to refine your skills, you’ll have a unique, handmade ceramic piece to proudly take home and show.
Class Size: 10
In this class you will explore painting to express yourself while discovering how art and music can inspire creativity.
We will practice fundamental painting techniques, learn how to use color and form, and connect the skills to stories from art history.
Step by step, you will build confidence in your own artistic style while enjoying a supportive and relaxing environment.
Class Size: 14
This is a formal class for Advanced Students only; to sign-up, you must have the following skills: wedging clay, centering clay, opening and lifting on the potter’s wheel independently.
If you are unable to perform these tasks without assistance, please do not sign up for this class.
Instructions will be given in advanced skills only, such as making unusual shapes, bottles, tall vases, plates, V bowls, lidded jars, and glazing methods, carving, and decoration.
If you have pain in hands, elbow, shoulder, or a weakness in arms or back this may not be an ideal class for you.
Class Size: 7
Want to know how to elevate your forms?
Tired of the same old bowl, tray or cup?
Join us for this Altered Class in Ceramics!
Where you will take standard forms and create unique pieces of artwork.
Each week, we will create small/medium sized forms and using altering techniques change them into something fabulous!
Class Size: 12
We will create sculptures using alternative material like cardboard and other recycled components.
You must be comfortable using a craft knife and box cutter.
Class Size:10
Students will learn the basics of wheel throwing, centering, pulling, shaping, trimming, and glazing.
No previous knowledge is necessary.
Class Size: 6
In this class, you will learn how to use quilting tools, choose appropriate fabrics & threads, and other skills to get started with quilting.
A list of required materials will be given on the first day. Participants must have knowledge of basic sewing techniques and be able to do hand sewing.
Limited Space.
Participants are to bring their machines.
Class Size: 6
Students: Students will explore clay as a versatile material using a variety of techniques.
Class Size: 11
Get out of a creative rut and try a new craft every week.
Some projects involved small items needing strong hand dexterity and a good pair of glasses.
Note: Materials provided.
Class Size: 10
Participants will practice their improved skills with games and scenes intended to help you think on your feet and engage with others.
Start your week off laughing and encourage healthy cognitive function.
Class Size: 10
This class is for participants who have taken Improvisational Comedy I, or a class in the past, and are looking to continue their education, and dig deeper into the art form. In Improv II we will build upon Improv I, by strengthening what we've learned and introducing new skills by playing games, exploring character development, and performing scene work.
The intention of this class is to encourage healthy cognitive function by helping you think on your feet, engage with others, laugh, and play!
Class Size: 10
Each course meeting will review and discuss a class of literature by such authors; our first book is by Mark Twain (Huckleberry Finn).
Please read the book or as much of it as possible by the first class, April 1, 2026.
Other authors include Herman Melville (Moby Dick) and Emily Bronte (Wuthering Heights).
This list is not all-inclusive; there are many other authors and books from which to choose.
The class will meet once a month and will run for two hours and will consist of a review of scholarships on the author and novel and a discussion by the class.
Class Size: 10
Beginners will learn this tile-based strategy game, played by 2-4 players, where the goal is to form winning hands.
Players take turns drawing and discarding tiles, attempting to build combinations of three and four tiles called melds, and a pair of matching tiles.
Note: Before signing up you will need to have a new 2026 Mahjong Card.
Location: Building C
Class Size: 8
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