Are you ready to rock? Literally? Join us for a delightfully ridiculous and surprisingly relaxing class where we will transform ordinary chunks of Earth into majestic masterpieces, glorious garden guardians, or paperweights that scream, “I have way too much free time.”
We’ll paint rocks. That’s it. Rocks.
But oh, not just any rocks — we’re talking googly-eyed, paint-splattered, personality-packed rocks. Using paint, brushes, and paint pens, we’ll unleash our inner Michelangelo… if Michelangelo had a much smaller budget and fewer ambitions.
Need inspiration? I’ve got a few dazzling examples that will make you say, “Wow, that’s… a rock.” But fear not! We’ll also consult the infinite wisdom of the internet mid-class to discover exciting ideas like “science rocks,” “kindness rocks,” or “rocks that look vaguely like cats.”
No experience needed. If you can hold a rock and not eat the paint, you’re qualified.
So come on — let’s make some rockin’ art, share some laughs, and remind ourselves that creativity doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes, it’s just about painting faces on inanimate objects and calling it self-expression.
All materials are provided.
Lab fee of $5.00 is to be paid to the instructor.

Get ready to craft your heart out — literally! In this lighthearted workshop, we’ll create colorful Valentine’s paper garlands using red, pink, and decorative papers. You’ll cut, staple, and link together hearts to make your garland as long (or as short!) as your romantic spirit desires.
Don’t worry — this is an easy project. The most dangerous tools you’ll encounter are scissors, a stapler, and (brace yourself) a ruler. Yes, there will be a tiny bit of math involved … but it’s the fun kind! We promise, no calculators required — just a few measurements, some giggles, and possibly a little friendly competition over who can make the longest garland without running out of staples.
We’ll listen to music, laugh, and get a little crafty while spreading Valentine’s cheer. Perfect for anyone who loves creativity, conversation, and pretending to remember how fractions work. All materials will be provided.
Lab fee of $5.00 is to be paid to the instructor.