Creative Aging at Main Street Arts
Creative Aging Lunches, Tuesdays 12-1, Suggested donation $3.
Eldertalks, bi-weekly, Tuesdays 12:50-1:10 pm
Eldertalks, bi-weekly, Tuesdays 12:50-1:10 pm
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Learn To Draw
Tuesdays, 1:30-3:00 April 1- May 20 Instructor Susan Rosano Creativity knows no boundaries as you let your inner artist shine. Learn the fundamentals of drawing for beginners with step-by-step instructions. Practical drawing experiences are taught each week focusing on line, shape, form, light, shadow, design, composition, using vine charcoal, charcoal pencils and colorful pastels. Once you learn the basics of drawing you can move on to creating any other type of 2-D art with confidence. |
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Intro to Cyanotype
Bellows Falls Senior Center Thursdays, 12:30-2:30 April 3- May 29, no April 17 Instructor Evie Lovett An accessible, step-by-step class in making photographs using the centuries-old cyanotype method. Learn how to make photographs with everyday objects, the light of the sun, and water! With cyanotype photography, we make photographs by placing objects you choose on specially coated light-sensitive paper, exposing to the light of the sun, and developing the image in water. The result is a captivating image in shades of dark blue to white. Cyanotype, dating from 1840, is one of photography's earliest methods. We are still using the same methods almost 200 years later. This in-person learning opportunity will provide participants with clear instruction, demonstrations and weekly challenges in a connected, supportive community of learners. No experience necessary. All invited. All supplies provided. |
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Harmony for Life- Group Singing
Tuesdays, 1:00-2:30 April 1- May 20 Instructor Ashley Storrow Everyone has a voice, and it's never too late to get to know yours! This class starts with gentle breath exercises and learning the basics of how the voice works. This is followed by singing simple and beautiful harmony songs, both new and familiar, in a fun and relaxed environment. Multi-disciplinary Storytelling for Women - Legacies: Reckoning + Resilience
Thursdays, 10-12 May 29 - July 3 Instructor Naima K. Wade In this workshop, participants will explore fundamental questions like: What do you want your legacy to be? Who do you say you are? Who do others think you are? Who are you really? Where have you come from? What does it mean to be an older woman in Vermont? What does being resilient mean in the ongoing political and global crisis, racial conflict, and climate change? This workshop will engage with these questions using creative expressive art, such as:
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