WINTER 2026 ADULT EVENING CLASSES AND 1 DAY WORKSHOPS:
One-Day Metal Enameling Workshop with Leslie Litt
Saturday, December 6 (10:00am – 4:00pm)
Learn basic techniques for fusing glass to copper plates. Make enameled ornaments through sifting, painting and sgraffito. Enamel and the cut shapes of copper will be supplied and participants will take home a finished ornament!
Stained Glass with Rae Toussaint - 3 week course
Tuesdays, January 13 – January 27 (5:30pm – 7:30pm)
Learn how to create a stunning stained-glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained-glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.
Materials & Techniques in Acrylic Painting (Beginning & Intermediate) with Lauren Adams
Tuesdays, January 13 – February 17 (5:30pm – 7:30pm) 6 weeks
This class provides comprehensive guidance for beginning and intermediate painters starting with choosing materials and equipment, to the foundational basics of value, color, and composition. Work in a relaxed and supportive environment with ample one-on-one guidance.
Please bring a surface approx. 8” x 10” and several options of photo reference, sketches, or ideas to first class. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.
Beginner-Intermediate Ceramics with Amanda Jane Crouse
Thursdays, January 15 – February 19 (5:30pm – 7:30pm) 6 weeks
Students of varied experience levels will be working on open forms, both functional and figurative. Techniques covered in hand building will include coil building, pinching and slab construction. There will also be an introduction to the potter’s wheel. Surface techniques, texture treatments, and the addition of handles, spouts, and feet will be covered. The last class period will be spent glazing work.
This is a great class for those looking to see what kinds of things they like to make out of clay, and for those looking to practice what they’ve learned and get help with technical problems. Students will learn all the basics of surviving and thriving in a group or private studio. Basic supplies are provided.
Drawing & Watercolor Basics: Explorations in Drawing & Watercolor with Toni Carlucci
Thursdays, January 15 – February 19 (3:00pm – 5:00pm) 6 weeks
Explorations in drawing and watercolor
In this 6-week course, students will learn and practice some fun and valuable drawing and watercolor techniques. Techniques will include drawing using line, shape and value (emphasis on value). Watercolor techniques will include mixing and using complementary colors, painting behind and flowing paint wet-into-wet. Geared for beginners as well as those looking to further or refresh their skills. Supplies provided.
Stained Glass with Rae Toussaint - 3 week course
Tuesdays, February 3 – February 17 (5:30pm – 7:30pm)
Learn how to create a stunning stained-glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained-glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.
One-Day Metal Enameling Workshop with Leslie Litt
Saturday, February 7 (10:00am – 4:00pm)
Learn basic techniques for fusing glass to copper plates. Make enameled earrings through sifting, painting and sgraffito. Enamel and the cut shapes of copper will be supplied and participants will take home a finished piece of jewelry!
SPRING 2026 (MARCH - APRIL) ADULT EVENING CLASSES
Cloisonné Enameling with Jordan Blackwell [Spring 2026]
Tuesdays, March 10 – April 14 (5:30pm – 7:30pm) 6 weeks
Students will learn how to create an enameled pendant or a set of enameled charms and silver ear wires. Techniques covered: the basics of enameling, cloisonne enameling techniques, and how to design and plan a finished wearable piece.
Multi-Color Screen Printed Pet Portraits with Amanda Burk [Spring 2026]
Tuesdays, March 10 – April 14 (5:30pm – 7:30pm) 6 weeks
Students will learn the fundamentals of screen printing including how to prepare & expose a screen, create positive films for stencils, and create separations for multi-color screen prints. Students should plan to bring an 8x10 color printout of their pet to use the first night of class. Prints will be created on paper (this particular method is not good for fabric). Previous screen printing experience not required. Supplies provided.
Materials & Techniques in Acrylic Painting with Lauren Adams [Spring 2026]
Tuesdays, March 10 – April 14 (5:30pm – 7:30pm) 6 weeks
This class provides comprehensive guidance for beginning and intermediate painters starting with choosing materials and equipment, to the foundational basics of value, color, and composition. Work in a relaxed and supportive environment with ample one-on-one guidance.
Please bring a surface approx. 8” x 10” and several options of photo reference, sketches, or ideas to first class. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.
Beginner-Intermediate Ceramics with Amanda Jane Crouse [Spring 2026]
Thursdays, March 12 – April 16 (5:30pm – 7:30pm) 6 weeks
Students of varied experience levels will be working on open forms, both functional and figurative. Techniques covered in hand building will include coil building, pinching and slab construction. There will also be an introduction to the potter’s wheel. Surface techniques, texture treatments, and the addition of handles, spouts, and feet will be covered. The last class period will be spent glazing work.
This is a great class for those looking to see what kinds of things they like to make out of clay, and for those looking to practice what they’ve learned and get help with technical problems. Students will learn all the basics of surviving and thriving in a group or private studio. Basic supplies are provided.
Drawing and Watercolor Basics: The Watercolor Wash with Toni Carlucci [Spring 2026]
Thursdays, March 12 – April 16 (5:30pm – 7:30pm) 6 weeks
Students will learn and practice some basic drawing skills. Students will also practice the all important watercolor wash. We will practice the flat wash, the gradient wash, the variegated wash and the wet-into-wet wash. A watercolor wash can be used to paint large areas of a painting, like the sky. Each type of wash creates a very different look. Being able to smoothly and effectively create a luscious watercolor wash is quite rewarding. Other techniques will be introduced as time permits. This class is designed for beginners as well as those wanting to further their skills. All in a supportive and encouraging environment. All supplies provided.
Note: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.
Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:
All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven-day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness, or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior-related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.