THE WEEKLY ART TABLE

A little time
to make a lot.

Monthly tuition covers four weekly classes and all materials. Start at the beginning of a four-session block; no registration fee or supply list.

5–7 YEARS

Color Club

$88 / month

Tuesday, 3:45–4:45pm

Big brushes, torn-paper shapes and air-dry clay. November projects include a painted paper garden and a clay creature.

Take home a project each week; clay comes home the following week once dry.

8–10 YEARS

Make & Mix

$104 / month

Wednesday, 4–5:15pm

Paint mixing, foam printing and cardboard building. November’s table has patterned prints and small cardboard rooms.

Prints go home the same day. A build may stay for two sessions before coming home.

11–14 YEARS

Studio Lab

$120 / month

Thursday, 4–5:30pm

Sketchbooks, layered painting and handmade zines. Pick an idea, try a few versions and bring the finished pages together.

The sketchbook is yours; finished work comes home at the end of each project.

Saturday, sorted.

Ages 6–12 · 10am–noon · $35 per workshop
All materials included. Choose one or both dates.

NOVEMBER 14, 2026

Print a stack of cards.

Draw on foam plates and roll out the ink. Take home six printed cards and your printing plate.

NOVEMBER 21, 2026

Build a cardboard creature.

Cut, join and paint a creature that stands on its own. Carry it home in a project tray.

Before the first class.

What should my child wear?

Clothes that can get paint on them and closed-toe shoes. We provide aprons, but sleeves still find their way into the paint.

What about missed classes and holidays?

If space allows, we offer one same-age make-up class within the block. A studio closure moves the session to the next available week. The November Thursday group meets November 5, 12, 19 and December 3; we are closed November 26–29.

Can a parent stay?

You can stay for the first ten minutes to help your child settle in. Classes are drop-off after that; an adult signs each child in and out.

Start with their age and a day.

We’ll check the class list before offering a place.

Find a spot at the table