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In this 6-week series, students will learn the process of applying acrylic in layers to produce depth and richness that translates into representational art. First, they will focus on establishing value mapping in a painting using a monochromatic palette. Then they’ll learn how to use transparent and semi-transparent color glazes of acrylic, allowing the value that has been established underneath to show through.

"Li’l Sprouts" parent and child classes provide a gentle Waldorf morning designed for the very young and their caregivers. Led by Master Teacher Karen Lonsky, the program offers indoor and outdoor play spaces where babies and toddlers under age 3 can explore a nurturing rhythm that supports play, imagination, and imitation.

The sessions include interacting with your little one through activities like snack preparation, movement, circle games, and nature exploration. Guided by an experienced Waldorf teacher, caregivers will also discuss parenting topics such as:

• Early childhood discipline
• Healthy home rhythms
• Media and technology in family life
• Mealtime with children
• Attendance: Available as a drop-in class or a series of seven Mondays this early spring.
• Audience: For children under age 3 and their parents or caregivers.

In this eight-week series, students will learn the foundational skills for throwing pots on the wheel. They will learn centering, basic throwing techniques, trimming, glazing, and more to begin their journey with clay. While this class is geared toward beginners, students who have some introductory skills that they wish to expand on are welcome. Price includes 25 pounds of clay, access to the clay studio outside of class, and use of community tools and glazes.

In this eight-week series, students will learn the foundational skills for throwing pots on the wheel. They will learn centering, basic throwing techniques, trimming, glazing, and more to begin their journey with clay. While this class is geared toward beginners, students who have some introductory skills that they wish to expand on are welcome. Price includes 25 pounds of clay, access to the clay studio outside of class, and use of community tools and glazes.

"Li’l Sprouts" parent and child classes provide a gentle Waldorf morning designed for the very young and their caregivers. Led by Master Teacher Karen Lonsky, the program offers indoor and outdoor play spaces where babies and toddlers under age 3 can explore a nurturing rhythm that supports play, imagination, and imitation.

The sessions include interacting with your little one through activities like snack preparation, movement, circle games, and nature exploration. Guided by an experienced Waldorf teacher, caregivers will also discuss parenting topics such as:

• Early childhood discipline
• Healthy home rhythms
• Media and technology in family life
• Mealtime with children
• Attendance: Available as a drop-in class or a series of seven Mondays this early spring.
• Audience: For children under age 3 and their parents or caregivers.

In this eight-week series, students will learn the foundational skills for throwing pots on the wheel. They will learn centering, basic throwing techniques, trimming, glazing, and more to begin their journey with clay. While this class is geared toward beginners, students who have some introductory skills that they wish to expand on are welcome. Price includes 25 pounds of clay, access to the clay studio outside of class, and use of community tools and glazes.

In this eight-week series, students will learn the foundational skills for throwing pots on the wheel. They will learn centering, basic throwing techniques, trimming, glazing, and more to begin their journey with clay. While this class is geared toward beginners, students who have some introductory skills that they wish to expand on are welcome. Price includes 25 pounds of clay, access to the clay studio outside of class, and use of community tools and glazes.

"Li’l Sprouts" parent and child classes provide a gentle Waldorf morning designed for the very young and their caregivers. Led by Master Teacher Karen Lonsky, the program offers indoor and outdoor play spaces where babies and toddlers under age 3 can explore a nurturing rhythm that supports play, imagination, and imitation.

The sessions include interacting with your little one through activities like snack preparation, movement, circle games, and nature exploration. Guided by an experienced Waldorf teacher, caregivers will also discuss parenting topics such as:

• Early childhood discipline
• Healthy home rhythms
• Media and technology in family life
• Mealtime with children
• Attendance: Available as a drop-in class or a series of seven Mondays this early spring.
• Audience: For children under age 3 and their parents or caregivers.

Tuesday, March 24, at 4:30 PM, held online

The evidence is in: Exercise improves health during and after cancer treatments in meaningful and lasting ways. In this session, learn how to safely begin increasing activity, monitor intensity, and adjust for safe and effective exercise. Feel motivated and equipped to start increasing your activity to improve health and reduce side effects.

Speaker: Michelle Jay, PT, DPT, WCC, CLT-LANA, Physical Therapist, PM&R Therapies, Upstate Cancer Center, Upstate Medical University

Join us for a 6-week series to learn all about wheel throwing! In this class, students will cover the full process of creating on a potter’s wheel. Students will also learn about glazes. Class will include demonstrations, guidance, and fun. No prior experience is needed, and all levels of experience are welcome. Let’s get messy!