Georgetown School of the Arts Announces Winter Art Classes

Weaving runs January 23 – March 20 on Fridays. Students have the opportunity to work on a floor loom, table loom, and rigid heddle loom. They will learn how to make a warp, dress a loom, and explore weaving patterns. Projects like woven bags, scarves and mug rugs will be made. Class is limited to three students, 8 years or older or by special arrangement with the instructor. $230 per session with $30 materials fee.

Woodworking class Winter Session 1 starts January 9 – February 27 on Fridays for ages 8 – 13.  Winter Session 2 runs March 13 – May 1. Students experience the rewards of learning a useful skill while creating a handmade wooden object. These classes take place in the instructor’s wood shop using an assortment of hand tools. Students also receive one on one instruction in the handling of simple entry-level power tools to complete a variety of projects tailored to the skill level of the student. Students learn to plan, measure, cut and assemble the pieces of their project during a six-week session. Projects are chosen which offer a fun and enriching experience as well as provide students with a life long comfort in using the most common woodworking tools. Class is limited to a maximum of 4 students. $220 per session with $30 materials fee.

Adult Drawing and Painting Winter Session 1 runs January 21 – February 18 on Wednesdays. Winter Session 2 runs March 4 – April 1 from 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. This class is a lovely way to spend some time on you, with beginner to advanced students welcome. This class offers individual instruction for independent projects, regardless of skill level. All material provided unless you prefer your own. Mediums available are drawing, colored pencils, pastels, charcoal, watercolor and acrylic paints, and clay. $180 per five-week session.

For more information please call Georgetown School of the Arts at 203-544-8551 or visit our website: www.georgetownarts.com

 

 

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