Wednesdays 3:30 - 5:00 (March 13th, March 20th, March 27th, April 10th) Grades 3-5 In this class we’ll draw and paint what we see, and what we can imagine and […]
Learn to felt a colorful Calla Lilly bouquet to celebrate spring! This introduction to needle felting will teach basic felting skills and provide instruction to create your own Calla Lilly […]
In this class we’ll draw and paint what we see, and what we can imagine and dream about. Students will become familiar with using various materials: markers, charcoal, pastels, colored […]
How Old is My House? Thursday, March 21 from 12pm - 1pm ++ Summary: Have you ever wondered how old your home really is? Do you wonder if the date […]
Wednesdays 3:30 – 5:00 (March 13th, March 20th, March 27th, April 10th) Grades 3-5 In this class we’ll draw and paint what we see, and what we can imagine and […]
Potions and Spell Mini Spell Books Participants will enjoy creating mini books and recipes with natural materials to create potions and fill their books. A portion of this class will […]
Rescheduled to Saturday, April 6th from 3pm - 5pm + The Brick Store Museum was founded in 1936 by an artist named Edith Barry. In March 2024, she would have […]
Wednesdays 3:30 – 5:00 (March 13th, March 20th, March 27th, April 10th) Grades 3-5 In this class we’ll draw and paint what we see, and what we can imagine and […]
THIS CONCERT IS SOLD OUT! A concert on April 17 featuring the Pine Tree Flyers and NEA National Heritage Fellows Don & Cindy Roy will showcase the rich, living traditions of […]
Paper Marbling Discover this centuries-old method of creating decorative papers useful in various projects, such as handmade books, scrapbooking, cards, boxes, picture frames and more. Learn about the materials and […]
Learn to Shashiko or “ visible mending”. Basic sewing skills will be taught and a Shashiko mending demonstration will give sewers an example of the Japanese art of Shashiko. Work […]
History in Your Own Backyard Thursday, April 25 from 12pm – 1pm ++ Summary: From settlement subsistence through twentieth-century extravagances, experience an armchair tour of Maine’s rich garden legacy, uncovering […]
