Basic Computer Skills (3105,3106)(082023): Students learn basic computer concepts, how to buy a computer, file organization, Windows, security, and other timely topics. Presented in 2 parts: Part 1 - Basic computer concepts and Part 2 - Basic computer applications. For those with limited or no prior computer experience.

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Students learn about the world wide web in this hands-on lecture course. Introduction to the history of the internet, browsing, searching, secutiry, messaging, online commerce, file sharing, and more. Presented in 2 parts: Part 1 - Introduction and Part 2 - Advanced topics.

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Have fun learning to use a digital camera and sending those photos to friends and family. Instuction covers use of cameras and scanners, transferring and editing images, preparing photo albums and presentations, and publishing to printers, CD, DVD, and the internet. This class is a three-part series: Part 1 - Using Your Camera, Part 2: Working with Saved Photos, Part 3 - Printing: It’s More than Just Pushing a Button.

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Garden Art (3703)(6.6040)(3703) Learn the techniques used to paint colorful t-shirts, tote bags, and other projects. Students purchase supplies..

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(6.6040)(3637)(087223): An open studio class allowing students to work on individual projects under the guidance of an experienced painting and drawing instructor. It is the next step for students who have attended previous art classes concentrating on group projects. Students should have sufficient painting and/or drawing skills to work on their own. The teacher will introduce topics of art theory appropriate to intermediate and advanced artists. One of the benefits of an open studio class is the variety of visual art the students experience. Students furnish their own supplies.

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Fine and Applied Arts/Intermediate/Advanced Oil Painting (6.6040)(3516)(086923) Course designed for students who have previous painting experience. Oil painting techniques will be demonstrated in class. Students purchase their own supplies.

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(6.6040) Multi-Media Workshop. Class for students who have some painting experience with water color, oils, acrylics or outdoor paints. Paint on your surface of choice. Students purchase their own supplies.

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(6.6040) Multi-Media Workshop. Class for students who have some painting experience with water color, oils acrylics or outdoor paint. This is the class to bring all those old forgotten paintings that never got finished. Bring them and finish them. Students purchase their own supplies.

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(6.6040)(087023) Designed for students of all levels. The basics of painting will be demonstrated in class in an easy to follow step-by-step process. Students purchase their own supplies.

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Enjoy creating charming household items and gifts. Drawing ability is not necessary. Using patterns and learning basic brush stroke techniques, you will be able to paint and reproduce beautiful artwork!

Intermediate Class: Students are introduced to various painting styles and techniques on a variety of surfaces including wood, metal, fabric, clay pots, and others. Students purchase their own supplies. *The afternoon class is also available to morning students, or any intermediate/advanced students who require limited instruction or guidance.

Beginning/*Intermediate/Advanced:Beginning students learn surface preparation, pattern application, and a series of brush strokes, as well as, techniques for a complete foundation of method painting. Class includes several complete step-by-step beginner’s projects. Students purchase their own supplies.

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(6.6040)(3691)(081721):Individual and group instruction in all methods of woodcarving.

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Explore hand building techniques to create one-of-a-kind ceramic art pieces. Beginning students will be introduced to the pinch, coil, and slab methods of forming clay, with an emphasis in construction. Instruction includes glazing pieces. Intermediate students will learn more advanced techniques such as burnishing and using press molds, as well as refining current hand building skills. Students of all skill levels are welcome.

Learn how to cast molds, use ceramic tools, paint, air brush, apply finishing glazes, apply decals, and embellish with gold. Students have independent choices of molds, decoration and projects.

Students enrolled in Hand Building or Cast Mold may attend on a first-come, firstserved basis, as space allows, to complete class projects.

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(5.7300)(2311)(085121) Students learn the basics of knitting including how to cast on, how to knit, purl, and cast off. Once the basics have been mastered, students will make samples using increases, decreases, yarn overs (lace knitting) and cables. Learn to read patterns, check gauges and select yarns. Supplies needed for first class: #8 or #9 needles and a skein of light colored worsted weight yarn. As the class progresses, teacher will let students know what other supplies are needed. For crocheting bring crochet hook and thread.