Adult Classes

Dance warmup, followed by floor stretches and toning, concluding with a jazz dance combination/routine! No experience necessary. Attire: workout clothes and jazz shoes. Please contact the instructor at cmdance1@msn.com for more information.

*Class schedules are subject to change in accordance with the guidelines issued by the CDC and the Anne Arundel Health Department regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

*In registering yourself or your child for this class, you agree to follow the Maryland Hall COVID-19 Guidelines while attending classes at Maryland Hall during the Winter/Spring 2021 semester.

In this fun workshop you will learn how to create your own unique journal using an old hardcover book. We will learn how to prepare the pages using gesso or acrylics. Then we will practice a few different techniques using some of our discarded pages as scratch paper. We will experiment with decoupage, paper "stitching" and coloring.Materials:Used or discarded hardcover book (look for sturdy binding, no broken back, thick pages, mid sized , around 8" x 6 ", fun illustrations is a plus);  wax paper; xacto knife; black and white gesso; clear modge podge, magazines,  flat brush  1" wide; paper towel; plastic gift card or hotel key card.  Optional:  any other supplies you might have( like acrylics, crayons, colored pens, charcoal, scrapbooking paper. etc.) For more information, please contact the intstructor at renata_mastroti@yahoo.com.

Level: Confident and intermediate level students. Over the course of this 8 week class students will develop their own individual feel for the medium of watercolor. We will be working on projects that expand our sense of the techniques and expressive uses of watercolor while also addressing the formal concerns of composition, color relationships, line, value range, perspective, form and spatial depth. Students will work directly “from life”, from photo references and from their imagination. There will be emphasis on the individual student’s artistic visions and goals as well as many demonstrations and encouragement through group critiques. The supply list will be sent to you by the instructor. A materials fee of $5 is due to the instructor at the first class meeting. For more information, please contact the instructor at epraybe@aol.com. No class 4/5.

*Class schedules are subject to change in accordance with the guidelines issued by the CDC and the Anne Arundel Health Department regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

*In registering yourself or your child for this class, you agree to follow the Maryland Hall COVID-19 Guidelines while attending classes at Maryland Hall during the Winter/Spring 2021 semester.

.Beginner class for all ages including how to decorate and layer the art glass using stencils, stringers, confetti, repurposed glass, and frit to form a beautiful Sushi /Appetizer plate with companion Wasabi or sauce dish. Simple instructions helps all students create these plates by designing from their own imagination, with help as needed from instructor. No experience necessary for this 2 and a half hour class. No cutting required. Pre-cut art glass, design elements and 2 firings included. (Chopsticks not included.) For more information, please contact the instructor at clare.p.shepherd@gmail.com.

*Class schedules are subject to change in accordance with the guidelines issued by the CDC and the Anne Arundel Health Department regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

*In registering yourself or your child for this class, you agree to follow the Maryland Hall COVID-19 Guidelines while attending classes at Maryland Hall during the Winter/Spring 2021 semester.

Cutting glass circles are not for the faint of heart. In this four week class students will learn advance glass cutting techniques to cut their own glass circles and create a beautiful bowl or dish. Students will learn how to create cane and murrine and be introduced to the vitrigraph kiln. All skill levels are welcome. A materials fee of $70 will be due to the teacher at the beginning of the first class. For more information, please contact the instructor at clare.p.shepherd@gmail.com.

*Class schedules are subject to change in accordance with the guidelines issued by the CDC and the Anne Arundel Health Department regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

*In registering yourself or your child for this class, you agree to follow the Maryland Hall COVID-19 Guidelines while attending classes at Maryland Hall during the Winter/Spring 2021 semester.

Cutting glass circles are not for the faint of heart. In this four week class students will learn advance glass cutting techniques to cut their own glass circles and create a beautiful bowl or dish. Students will learn how to create cane and murrine and be introduced to the vitrigraph kiln. All skill levels are welcome. A materials fee of $70 will be due to the teacher at the beginning of the first class. For more information, please contact the instructor at clare.p.shepherd@gmail.com.

*Class schedules are subject to change in accordance with the guidelines issued by the CDC and the Anne Arundel Health Department regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

*In registering yourself or your child for this class, you agree to follow the Maryland Hall COVID-19 Guidelines while attending classes at Maryland Hall during the Winter/Spring 2021 semester.

Basic drawing, both for art work and for practical applications. Please contact the instructor for more information at lauraemley@comcast.net.

*Class schedules are subject to change in accordance with the guidelines issued by the CDC and the Anne Arundel Health Department regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

*In registering yourself or your child for this class, you agree to follow the Maryland Hall COVID-19 Guidelines while attending classes at Maryland Hall during the Winter/Spring 2021 semester.

An introduction to creating collages using magazine paper as the color, in effect, painting with paper. Participants can work to their own skill level, creating very simple designs or complicated compositions. Materials will be provided, but certain magazines would be welcome: Southy’s Preview, Art and Antiques, Veranda, Coastal Living, Southern Living, Martha Stewart or any others with large bright photos. Please contact the instructor at lauraemley@comcast.net for more information.

*Class schedules are subject to change in accordance with the guidelines issued by the CDC and the Anne Arundel Health Department regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

*In registering yourself or your child for this class, you agree to follow the Maryland Hall COVID-19 Guidelines while attending classes at Maryland Hall during the Winter/Spring 2021 semester.

Drones are seemingly everywhere these days, and even some of the modestly-priced ones carry sophisticated cameras and employ advanced flying technology. In this workshop, you’ll learn about the many makes and models of drones, their price ranges and capabilities, the rules and regulations of flying them, and how to best use your drone to take dramatic aerial landscapes and action videos. Students may bring their own drones to this virtual class to compare with the model flown by the instructor. Instructor contact info: rich@isaacman.net, 301-351-5234. No materials required. This class is taking place remotely. If you have registered, you will receive an email with details on how to access the class.

In this six-week hands on class students will improve their handbuilding skills . We will use patterns and molds to construct different shapes. Students will explore surface decoration and mark making. We will learn how to make different feet and handles. By the end of the session students will complete three to four projects. There will be a weekly scheduled time to drop off pieces to be fired and a glazing session at the last class. This class will have a materials fee of $35 to cover: 25lb of clay, glazes, firing fee PLUS underglaze decals. No class on 4/27/2021. For more information, please contact the instructor at renata@rmastrotipottery.com. This class is taking place remotely. If you have registered, you will receive an email with details of how to access the class. Materials: working area: board (unfinished wood ½" thick, around 3’ x 2 ‘ or drywall board 3’ x 2’(ducktaped edges), sponge, fettling knife, cut wire, scoring tool, ribs (mudtool ribs, yellow or red, x-acto knife, vinegar, paintbrushes, newsprint, pencil, 2 sticks ¼” thick , 16” long rolling pin, stylus point tool, spray bottle, plastic (from dry cleaner), scissors, ponny roller, sureform tool (optional), banding wheel (optional), any texture mats or stamps you might have on hand.