This class is for your preschooler’s creative and inquisitive side.

Kids will dive into hands-on outdoor skills as they learn how to navigate in the wild, build shelters, build a fire safely, and work together with other fun survival challenges.

his adventure is perfect for curious minds who love archaeology, history, and getting dirty.

Create different art projects, explore new mediums, and meet new friends! In this program, you learn drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media techniques. On the last day of class, we will host an exhibition with all the students’ artwork.

This program is perfect for home educators wanting a unique hands-on experience. Centered on heritage and culture, this program is meant to supplement your curriculum. Connect with us beforehand so we can help compliment your at-home learning.

Two experienced potters will teach you the basic skills and techniques to hand build and throw on the pottery wheel. You’ll complete numerous decorative and functional pieces using your creativity and personal style. You’ll be given the skills and tools to create freely. A 22-pound bag of clay is included in your registration fee. No experience is required.

Local stained-glass instructor Hydee Baum will guide you step by step on creating a beautiful stained-glass piece to decorate your home! All materials are included in the registration fee. Please bring a lunch, sealed beverage, closed toe shoes, and cookie baking sheet to transport your work.

Join us for a textured pumpkin painting. Dive in to textured art techniques while enjoying a snack or two with friends. You will leave with a finished textured pumpkin art piece that can be enjoyed for years to come.

Join us for a fun night of acrylic paint pouring. Each student will create poured holiday ornaments while enjoying a refreshment or two.

This workshop is meant as an interactive experience that teaches the history of colonization in Canada from an Indigenous perspective, tracing events from pre-contact to the modern day. Explore the Witness Blanket exhibit and learn about Canada’s residential schools.

Delve deep into traditional art of Métis beading with Mamie Boyer. Students will start a Métis flower, poppy, red dress, or orange shirt design; and leave with supplies and instructions on how to complete their project at home.