All the goings on going on at William King Museum.
Public Opening & Ribbon Cutting Join us outside the new Worrell Gallery lobby for a ribbon cutting to formally open William King Museum of Art’s new addition and the Worrell Collection of Wildlife Art. Time: 10:00am
Wet Felting & Other Traditional Seasonal Skills Class Series with Laura Blankenship People have been creating shelter, clothing, and beauty, and singing together while we do it before time began. […]
Join us as we welcome artists behind select works in the Worrell Collection as they hold a discussion about their careers, their views on Nature and Wildlife Art and where they see the future of depicting animals in art! RSVP required by emailing rsvp@wkmuseum.org
Class Title: Ceramic Winter Gnomes/Elves Instructor: Laken Bridges Date/Time Tuesday, November 24th from 1:00PM-4:00PM Cost: $45 per person Location: Art Lab’s Ceramic Studio Skill level: Any Audience: 12-adult Description: Come […]
Class Title: Ceramic Tic Tac Toe Instructor: Laken Bridges Date/Time Tuesday, November 24th from 4:30PM-7:30PM Cost: $45 per person Location: Art Lab’s Ceramic Studio Skill level: Any Audience: 12-adult Description: […]
Needle Felting Series with Laura Blankenship Before it was co-opted for mass production, felting had been a vital community art that provided beauty, housing, and clothing for nomadic tribes across […]
Needle Felting Series with Laura Blankenship Before it was co-opted for mass production, felting had been a vital community art that provided beauty, housing, and clothing for nomadic tribes across […]
Sculpture Series with Michael Gerber Explore sculpture techniques with Michael through costume mask-making, polymer clay miniatures, found-object sculpture, and nature-based earth sculptures. All classes are beginner friendly! Most supplies are […]
Wet Felting & Other Traditional Seasonal Skills Class Series with Laura Blankenship People have been creating shelter, clothing, and beauty, and singing together while we do it before time began. […]
Needle Felting Series with Laura Blankenship Before it was co-opted for mass production, felting had been a vital community art that provided beauty, housing, and clothing for nomadic tribes across […]
