All the goings on going on at William King Museum.
Join us for a progressive dining experience in five of Abingdon’s historic homes. Enjoy small plates and distinctive spirits while meandering through Abingdon’s tree-lined sidewalks during autumn leaf time. Hosted by: Jill and David Dalton, Byrum Geisler, Susan and Rick Humphreys, Betsy and Ramsey White, Emmitt Yeary
Join us for a special early viewing of “The Korshak Collection!” Members can get the first look at the exhibition, enjoy a variety of refreshments provided by A-Z Catering, and […]
Take a tour with our curator through the exhibition! Learn more about the artworks on display, as well as the history and dynamics of the world of sci-fi and fantasy […]
Class Title: Farmer's Market Baskets Instructor: Amanda Sprinkle Cost: $75 Time and date(s): Saturday, 10/10 from 10:00AM-4:00PM Location: Art Lab Skill level: Any Audience: Teen-Adult Traditional and contemporary basketry merge […]
Instructor: Morgan Ford Cost: $65 Time and date(s): Saturday, October 10, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Location: Art Lab Lecture Room & Darkroom Skill level: New Learners Audience: Teen - […]
Join Curator Russell Facemire as he takes an in-depth look at a few of the artists on exhibition in the Korshak Collection while enjoying pastries and coffee from “The Girl […]
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 […]
Ceramics w/ Laura Blankenship Balancing experimentation, guided step by step instructions, and space to customize your creations from your own imagination, these clay classes are designed to hone your foundational […]
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 […]
