BREAKING: The Sertoma Arts Center in Raleigh has just announced a vibrant lineup of winter and spring classes designed for all ages, kicking off immediately. This exciting program includes options for toddlers, teens, and adults, providing a unique opportunity to unleash creativity in a supportive environment.
Starting now, children aged 1.5 to 2.5 can participate in the “Mini Monet” class led by Michelle Davis Petelinz. This engaging course focuses on art while enhancing vital motor and social skills. Meanwhile, kids aged 7 to 11 can dive into “Fantastic Beasts and How to Make Them,” where they will create fantastic creatures using various materials.
Teens have a chance to sharpen their artistic abilities in sketchbook drawing classes, learning essential techniques to develop their personal style. Adults can explore their creative sides with classes such as “Embroidered Portraits,” focusing on stitching detailed designs, and “The Artist’s Way for Women Part I,” aimed at unlocking creative potential.
For those interested in color, “Exploring Color Theory in Landscape Painting” offers a hands-on approach to understanding color through painting. Additionally, the “Exploring Narrative Through the Figure” class, taught by Sina Bennett, allows participants to create figurative sculptures that convey deep emotions and stories.
Those with a passion for jewelry making can elevate their skills in “Finding Bits and Bobs,” which emphasizes intricate details in design. Newcomers to glassmaking can also get involved with “Intro to Fused Mosaics,” a beginner-friendly class that invites participants to create functional art from various materials, including recycled items.
The Sertoma Arts Center is also proud to introduce “Sensory Friendly Creative Saturdays,” which provide free, accommodating sessions designed specifically for individuals with sensory processing challenges. As reported by the City of Raleigh, these sessions feature quieter environments with reduced lighting and noise-canceling headsets, ensuring that art activities are accessible for all ages and abilities.
This is a vital opportunity for residents of Raleigh to engage in the arts, foster community connections, and promote personal expression. Classes are filling up fast, so interested participants are urged to sign up immediately to secure their spots.
For more details on class schedules and registration, visit the Sertoma Arts Center’s official website or contact them directly. Don’t miss out on this chance to explore your creativity and connect with others in your community!
