Join local artist Jenell Willey for a fun and free acrylic art class. This class is open to all skill levels. She will walk you through painting your own canvas in this 2-hour class. All materials are provided. Registration is limited and required. 

Please note: Craft classes are extremely popular at the library. If you cannot attend the class, please cancel your registration using the link provided in your email or give us a call as soon as possible so others on the waitlist may attend the program. If you are wait-listed, please check your email frequently, as cancellations could move you into the class.

Please note:

• Due to high demand patrons are limited to one each of the Acrylic Art Class, Watercolor Art Class & Jewelry Making Program per year. 
• In order for as many people to enjoy craft classes as possible, patrons are eligible to attend three art/craft classes per quarter (December 2022 - February 2023). 

You are eligible to attend three art/craft classes per quarter (December 2022 - February 2023). 

Please note: Due to extreme demand, you may only attend each of these classes once a year. 

 - Watercolor Art Classes 

 - Acrylic Art Classes 

 - Jewelry Making 

 - Flower Arranging 

If you register for one of these high demand craft classes, and you have already attended that particular class in 2022, your registration will be cancelled. 

Winter Quarter Craft Schedule: (Dec. 2022 - Feb. 2023)

Dec. 1 @ 10 am | Holiday Acrylic Art Class 
Dec. 8 @ 10 am | Holiday Quilling Class 
Dec. 12 @ 2 pm | Sea Glass Canvas 

Jan. 4 @ 2 pm | Vision Boards with Rachel 
Jan. 9 @ 10 am | Jewelry Making Workshop 
Jan. 24 @ 2 pm | Wine Cork Wreath

Feb. 1 @ 2 pm | Foam Heart Wreath
Feb. 3 @ 10 am | Acrylic Art Class (Blue Crab Design)
Feb. 17 @ 10 am | Sea Glass Pendant Craft 
Feb. 27 @ 1 pm | Makerspace Monday (does not count towards quota)

This program was selected to empower community members to tap into creativity, artistic literacy, and expression while also creating opportunity for positive social interaction, idea exchange and relaxation. Social activities such as crafts also have been shown to slow cognitive decline as we age and can assist seniors with concentration and dexterity.