WELCOME TO HANDS ON ART 4 EVERYONE
A Creative Place for Everyone of All Ages
COVID 19 Employees and customer protection. We encourage the use of masks during your visit. We have reduced our capacity for children’s classes to mantain social distancing as possible. And our team of employees is diligently sanitizing tools, tables, and studio common areas for your safety. Please help us maintain a healthy creative space.
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CALENDAR
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What We Offer
Art Classes
We teach the skills that build confident children and successful adults. Check out our Family Art Activities!
Paint Your Own Ceramic
The number one family entertainment.
Pottery Wheel Classes
Explore and learn how to create your own pottery!
Parties
Art and Ceramic the best way to celebrate any occasion.
Paint Nights
Join us for step by step how to paint on canvas party.
Paint your Own Ceramic and Canvas Painting
How Does It Work?
Paint your own ceramic
Select your pieces!
You Paint it!
We Glaze it & Fire it!
And you pick up your piece after a few days!
Canvas Painting
Select
the painting of your interest by visiting our Monthly Paint Night
Reserve
on your selected piece
Come Ready to Create
and have fun! You can bring your own food and drink!
Latest Blog Posts
Hands on Art for Children 2019 Art Show
We focused this year's art show on demonstrating sustainable art activities parents could do at home with their children using recycled materials. It was so great seeing the results of our ideas and efforts work to provide the opportunity for our community...
Textile Art II Loom Weaving
We decided that January would be as good a time as any to learn some simple loom weaving. Looms ares used to create things like fabric and rugs. I'm sure some of you are wondering why on earth an art program is including things like hand sewing and loom weaving. We...
Textile Art I
I think textiles are one of the forgotten, overlooked, and misunderstood art forms. It seems so every day. A bit of fabric. A piece of lace. The afghan your mother in law made. The counted cross stitch your grandma always worked on. Those shabby chic...