FIGURE PORTRAIT WORKSHOP

Hosted by Bob Beaulieu

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Second Wednesday of the month - 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM

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$15.00 members, $20 non members, students, $10.00

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We’re offering an opportunity to paint, draw and study the figure and portrait (clothed).

Open session starts 7:00 PM until 10:00 PM. Space is limited to 􀀅8 attendees. Announcements by email.

Think Second Wednesday! 
Questions and confirmation, email: Bob@beaulieudesign.com

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WATERCOLOR - Beginners to Advanced

Mary Beth LoPiccolo. 

 

Thursday afternoons: 2:00-5:00

 Classes meet weekly with periodic breaks around holidays, etc.  Plans are made via our email list.  See below.
Mary Beth LoPiccolo’s watercolor class is suitable for beginners as well as the advanced student. A relaxed class atmosphere encourages growth and development and includes demonstration and critiques, along with individual attention. Sessions will focus on painting from still life and photographs emphasizing technique and switch to plein air come June. Contact jcornacch@aol.com to get on the email list for updates on subject matters, weather cancellations, etc.
Sessions are all $150m/$175nm for 5 sessions.

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Contact: Janet  Cornacchio at  

jcornacch@aol.com to be added to the group's list . 

Cost is $30 per session for members.

  $150 members/$175 nonmembers for 5 sessions.

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Sailor’s Valentines Workshop

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“Join us at the Ellis House to create your own beautiful Sailor’s Valentine!  Supplies provided.  Workshop leader provided. $35.00 class fee and $15.00 for materials per person.  Workshop date: February 26, 2023 with a rain date March 3, 2023.  For registration email robinglazier@gmail.com 
  Sailor’s Valentines are a beautiful way to preserve favorite seashells from your own collection, along with the shells provided during the workshop.  The Sailor’s Valentine tradition dates back to the early 19th Century when sailors, away from loved ones for months at a time, collected seashells and sea glass from their travels and glued them in beautiful patterns inside glass covered boxes, gifting the valentines to their loved ones upon their return.”