Adult Classes

The Woodturning Co-op provides access to the woodturning workshop during non-class times. Co-op members should be of sufficient safety and technical development to work independently. For more information please contact matt.radtke@gmail.com. Lab fee of $20 is due to the coordinator at first meeting. Woodturning Co-op registration must be a renewal or pre-approved by Matt Radtke. Participants may meet Monday through friday 9:00AM - 9:00PM, Saturday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, unless a class is taking place. Please check schedule before arrival.

This class is for students who have learned the first third or more of the Tai Chi Chuan Yang style short form. Students will continue the choreography of the remaining T’ai Chi chuan movements and postures. They will also begin to refine their movements to develop the internal principles and deeper levels of Tai Chi practice. For more information, please contact the instructor at harrisjm1@verizon.net.

This class is for students who have learned the Tai Chi Chuan form. It covers all 37 postures and focuses on a deeper awareness of the subtle aspects of Tai Chi. Focusing on the internal health benefits both mental and physical. For more information, please contact the instructor at harrisjm1@verizon.net.

Is life getting in the way of your “painting time”? Trouble keeping motivated? Choose your subject. Use your reference materials and favorite supplies and paint! Linda will do a short demo and critique each week and then you paint what you wish. You will receive individual attention from Linda as requested. Let’s Paint! This class is taught via Zoom. Once you register, Linda will send you the link to enter on either your telephone, tablet or computer that has a camera and audio capability. For more information, please contact the instructor at Lindalukewatercolor@gmail.com.

This class is for students new to Tai Chi. Students will learn the quiet supple movements of the first third of the form to enhance daily life, balance and health. Focus is on the internal health benefits of Tai Chi Yang style short form. For more information, please contact the instructor at harrisjm1@verizon.net. (NOTE: No Class 10/05 and 11/23 MDHALL Closed)

Create your own 4x8" or 6x6" fused glass plate. Students will learn the basics of glass cutting and the tools that are used. Then you can design your piece using colored glass, stencils with glass powders, glass stringers and frit. Just leave it with us to full fuse and slump. For more information, please contact the instructor at klynch6424@icloud.com.

In this 8 week class students will advance their knowledge of wheel throwing to create more complex forms such as teapots, platters, pitchers, and lidded forms. We will also discuss aesthetic details regarding rims, feet, handles ,proportions, weight, etc. Bring an old small towel, a sketch book and lots of ideas. A materials fee of $30 is due to Maryland Hall Pottery at the first class. No class on 10/1 or 10/8. For more information, please contact the intstructor at renata@rmastrotipottery.com.

Still Life Oil Painting in north light. Inspired by the colorist tradition of the Cape Cod School of Art, students will learn to create form and atmosphere using color. Class is open to all levels of experience. Supply list available at www.melissagryder.com. No Class Sept 26.

Enjoy a great workout as you learn styles of jazz while working posture, alignment and balance.  Groove and move with style! No class Sept 26.

The Basics I class is for beginners and almost-beginners. We start with the basic ballet positions and simplest steps. Barre and centre exercises are followed by gentle stretching. The class emphasizes alignment and balance to produce ease of movement. Dress: Female: leotard and tights, or other comfortable clothes for moving, and ballet slippers. Male: T-shirts, tights (and shorts, if desired) or other comfortable clothes for moving, and ballet slippers. No class October 3rd or November 21st. For more information, please contact Lisa Peelish at 410 703 7654 or lisa.peelish@gmail.com. The Ballet for Life Program is based on the Ballet 40/60 Program founded by Barbara Owen in 1995.