Sertoma Arts Center Launches Urgent Creative Classes for All Ages

UPDATE: The Sertoma Arts Center in Raleigh has just announced an exciting lineup of winter and spring classes designed to unleash creativity for all ages. Classes are available now, offering hands-on experiences that promise to engage and inspire participants from toddlers to adults.

Parents seeking enriching activities for their children can enroll them in the “Mini Monet” class for kids aged 1.5 to 2.5, led by Michelle Davis Petelinz. This class focuses on not only artistic expression but also the development of essential motor and social skills. Meanwhile, children aged 7 to 11 can dive into the whimsical world of the “Fantastic Beasts and How to Make Them” class, where they will create their own mythical creatures from a variety of materials.

Teens looking to refine their artistic skills can sign up for sketchbook drawing classes, designed to teach them techniques that help develop their unique style. Adults will also find a wealth of opportunities, from “Embroidered Portraits,” which teaches detailed stitching techniques, to “The Artist’s Way for Women Part I,” focused on unlocking creative potential.

Additionally, art enthusiasts eager to explore color will not want to miss “Exploring Color Theory in Landscape Painting,” where participants will learn about color theory through direct painting experiences. For those interested in figurative art, the “Exploring Narrative Through the Figure” class, led by instructor Sina Bennett, allows participants to create sculptures that convey deep emotion and storytelling. Jewelry-makers can hone their skills in the “Finding Bits and Bobs” class, focusing on intricate design details.

For individuals new to glassmaking, the “Intro to Fused Mosaics” class provides a beginner-friendly introduction to creating functional art from various materials, including recycled elements.

The Sertoma Arts Center also prioritizes accessibility with its “Sensory Friendly Creative Saturdays,” offering free sessions tailored for individuals with sensory processing challenges. These sessions provide quieter environments, reduced lighting, and noise-canceling headsets, ensuring that participants of all ages and abilities can engage in enjoyable art activities.

Classes are filling up fast, so interested individuals are encouraged to register immediately to secure their spots. The Sertoma Arts Center is committed to fostering creativity and artistic expression within the Raleigh community, and these new offerings are an urgent call to all aspiring artists to join in the fun and exploration.

Don’t miss your chance to unleash your creativity at the Sertoma Arts Center—register today and be part of a vibrant artistic community!