Adult Classes

This class is VIRTUAL. 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 07/03/2023, 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.

Start your 1st woodturning class! Learn to make a Bottle Stopper, candlestick, and pick another spindle to make.in three sessions. No woodturning knowledge is required. A $25 materials fee to the teacher is required at the first class. For more information, contact Matt.Radtke@gmail.com

Start your 1st woodturning class! Learn to make a Bottle Stopper, candlestick, and pick another spindle to make.in three sessions. No woodturning knowledge is required. A $25 materials fee to the teacher is required at the first class. For more information, contact Matt.Radtke@gmail.com

In this open studio styled workshop, you can continue working on projects under the supervision of an experienced instructor. You choose your projects. This class is a great way to get a refresher, have your questions answered, or get help with more advanced projects. We can provide the instruction and extra motivation you need to get that project done! Materials fee based on individual projects. EIGHT weeks of fun, laughter and GLASS! For more information, please contact the instructor at clare.p.shepherd@gmail.com.

"Always thought that it looked like fun to throw on the potter’s wheel? Here’s your chance to just try it, a two-time session giving the wheel a spin. You get a quick introduction to wheel throwing …then you try it. We supply materials and tools, basic instruction and hands-on assistance. At the end you choose two to three pieces to be fired . On the second class we will talk about different glazing and decoration techniques and you will have a chance to glaze your pieces. Your finished pots can be picked up a couple weeks later. This is a great class for the curious or those who just want to check pottery off the bucket list! No experience required. Wear clothes that you don’t mind getting messy and bring an old towel. Materials fee of $5 is due in class. For more information, please contact the intstructor at renata@rmastrotipottery.com. "

In this open studio styled workshop, you can continue working on projects under the supervision of an experienced instructor. You choose your projects. This class is a great way to get a refresher, have your questions answered, or get help with more advanced projects. We can provide the instruction and extra motivation you need to get that project done! Materials fee based on individual projects. EIGHT weeks of fun, laughter and GLASS! For more information, please contact the instructor at clare.p.shepherd@gmail.com.

Basics I is a class 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-shirt and tights (or shorts, if desired) or other comfortable clothes for moving, and ballet slippers. NO CLASS 07/04/2023. 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.

The Basics II class is for mature adults who have some ballet background. Additional barre and centre exercises, including simple turns and jumps, will be added as the class level permits; however, students are encouraged to go at their own pace. Dress: Female: leotard and tights or other comfortable clothes for moving, and ballet slippers; Male: t-shirt and tights (or shorts, if desired) and ballet slippers. NO CLASS 07/04/2023. 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.

Start your summer off strong with this beginner 2 day watercolor workshop! This workshop is for people who have always wanted to begin painting in watercolor or who have tried before and would like to "begin again." Linda Luke will teach you in her very easy, systematic approach about watercolor materials, and how to use them. You will paint many samples, leave with a small painting, and reference materials for your future use. This is entirely on site - no zoom option available. For more information, please contact Linda Luke at Lindalukewatercolor@gmail.com

The Basics II class is for the mature adult with some ballet background. Additional barre and centre exercises, including simple turns and jumps, will be added as the class level permits; however, students are encouraged to go at their own pace. Dress: Female: leotard and tights, or other comfortable clothes for moving, and ballet slippers; Male: t-shirt and tights (or shorts, if desired) or other comfortable clothes for moving, and ballet slippers. NO CLASS 07/19/2023. 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.