View Flyer Here Thursday 1:30pm in the Artist Loft Everyone is welcome!

View Flyer Here Thursday 1:30pm in the Artist Loft Everyone is welcome!

View Flyer Here Thursday 1:30pm in the Artist Loft Everyone is welcome!

View Flyer Here Thursday 1:30pm in the Artist Loft Everyone is welcome!

Don't be intimidated, try it for yourself! Join Martha in the Artist Loft to try Soldering!

Beginner-friendly, figure drawing class!

With Martha's encouraging guidance and instruction, you'll learn techniques for capturing the human form.

Space is limited, and materials are provided.

No phones are allowed during the session

Male model

Kitchen Lithography Workshop ️ Discover the magic of kitchen lithography, a fun and accessible printmaking technique that uses everyday kitchen materials to create unique prints! No harsh chemicals—just aluminum foil, cola, and your creativity. Join us for this hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to make your own prints using simple, household items. Perfect for beginners and experienced artists alike! ✨ What to Expect: ️ Learn the basics of kitchen lithography Experiment with different textures and designs ️ Create your own handmade prints to take home No prior experience needed—just bring your creativity! Employees and residents are welcome! Come explore this innovative printmaking method and leave with beautiful, one-of-a-kind artwork. We can’t wait to print with you! ✨

Join Martha in the Artist Loft to:

• Discover what captivates your creativity
• Embark on a new artistic endeavor
• Connect with fellow artists and exchange ideas
• Provide or receive insightful critiques on current or upcoming projects
• Browse and borrow from a curated selection of books
• Explore the diverse resources and opportunities the loft offers
• Sketch and let your imagination flow
• Enjoy an engaging and inspiring environment
• Observe and be inspired by the work of other artists

A look at the personal life and public career of New York artist Julian Schnabel. Bring your lunch to enjoy while you watch :)

Glass fusing in a microwave kiln is a great way to get started with fused glass art, particularly for smaller projects like jewelry or embellishments. Come and check it out!