Join us for our United Together Craft Night!

Mondays, February 2, 9, & 23 from 4-7pm

Arts are a powerful connector. On January 17th, Red Wing Arts hosted United Together, Red Wing with the help of local partners. This community gathering was rooted in care, connection, and belonging and over 250 community members came together to listen to music, share a meal, make art, and connect as neighbors.

We believe Red Wing is strongest when we care for one another and create spaces where everyone feels welcome and valued. Our United Together Craft Nights are an extension of this event.

Enjoy some tea or cocoa while gathering with other people and making art! Some projects we have include:

• Write a hopeful message on a heart to be distributed to local businesses

• Make your own button

• Fill out a card that will be sent to a family in our community

• Paint a t-shirt

• Or bring your own project!

These events are free and everyone is welcome!

FULL - Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to join the waitlist.

Grab a date, friend, or family member and enjoy a cozy and creative morning with us to celebrate Valentine’s Day!

In this two-hour class, participants will learn the basics of throwing on the potter’s wheel. Learn how to center, pierce and pull up the walls to create your own cup or bowl. Then select which glazes you’d like your pieces finished with. Staff will glaze and fire all work and have it ready for pick up in 2-3 weeks.

Class Information:

• Date: Saturday, February 14 from 10am-12pm

• Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner, Intermediate

• Ages 15+

• Class size: 6

• Participation fee: $50 per person

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
This meditation practice will teach you how to slow down and focus on the present moment, as you shape and mold a ball of clay into a bowl. Participants may choose to have their pieces fired and picked up in 2-3 weeks.

FULL - Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to join the waitlist.

Grab a date, friend, or family member and enjoy a cozy and creative afternoon with us to celebrate Valentine’s Day!

In this two-hour class, participants will learn the basics of throwing on the potter’s wheel. Learn how to center, pierce and pull up the walls to create your own cup or bowl. Then select which glazes you’d like your pieces finished with. Staff will glaze and fire all work and have it ready for pick up in 2-3 weeks.

Class Information:

• Date: Saturday, February 14 from 2-4pm

• Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner, Intermediate

• Ages 15+

• Class size: 6

• Participation fee: $50 per person

Students use various hand building techniques (such as pinching, coiling and rolling slabs) to make their own clay creation. Instructor will provide some project ideas or kids can bring their own ideas and we will do our best to accommodate them. This way, your child can let their imagination run wild and create something truly unique! Students decorate with colorful glazes to finish. All work fired in the kiln and ready for pick up in 2-3 weeks.

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. 2-4

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education now open!

Students use various hand building techniques (such as pinching, coiling and rolling slabs) to make their own clay creation. Instructor will provide some project ideas or kids can bring their own ideas and we will do our best to accommodate them. This way, your child can let their imagination run wild and create something truly unique! Students decorate with colorful glazes to finish. All work fired in the kiln and ready for pick up in 2-3 weeks.

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. K-1

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education now open!

Class Information:

• Date: Saturday, February 21st from 12-3pm

• Teaching artist: Anna Chambers-Goldberg

• Level: Beginner, Intermediate

• Ages 16+

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $165 per person

• All materials included.

Scholarships are available to anyone who needs financial assistance. Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to inquire.

Join us for our United Together Craft Night!

Mondays, February 2, 9, & 23 from 4-7pm

Arts are a powerful connector. On January 17th, Red Wing Arts hosted United Together, Red Wing with the help of local partners. This community gathering was rooted in care, connection, and belonging and over 250 community members came together to listen to music, share a meal, make art, and connect as neighbors.

We believe Red Wing is strongest when we care for one another and create spaces where everyone feels welcome and valued. Our United Together Craft Nights are an extension of this event.

Enjoy some tea or cocoa while gathering with other people and making art! Some projects we have include:

• Write a hopeful message on a heart to be distributed to local businesses

• Make your own button

• Fill out a card that will be sent to a family in our community

• Paint a t-shirt

• Or bring your own project!

These events are free and everyone is welcome!

FULL - Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to join the waitlist.

In this workshop, participants will learn how to create a braided oval rug using a unique, no-sew weaving technique using upcycled sheets. By the end of the class, you will be able to go home and finish your rug!

Please bring two different colored sheets (preferably used!) and a sharp scissors to class. Any size sheet is fine, but avoid white or very light colors as they will show more dirt in a finished rug.

Most thrift stores or used clothing stores have old sheets that are perfect for upcycling! Or bring some used sheets from your own linen closet that are no longer used.

Class Details:

Date: Saturday, February 28th, 10am-12pm

Teaching Artist: Kirsten Wert

Age: 12+, multi-generational

Level: Beginner

What to bring: Sharp scissors and 2+ used bed sheets to recycle into your rug.

Participation Fee: $20

This class is perfect for children who enjoy painting and have a passion for pets, whether they are furry, feathered, or scaly. Kids can choose to paint their own pet or select from a variety of reference images provided by the instructor.

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. 2-4

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education now open!

This class is perfect for children who enjoy painting and have a passion for pets, whether they are furry, feathered, or scaly. Kids can choose to paint their own pet or select from a variety of reference images provided by the instructor.

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. 2-4

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education now open!

Discover the playful world of gelli plate printing in this beginner-friendly class. Using soft gel plates, vibrant acrylics, stencils, and natural textures, you’ll explore a range of techniques to create beautifully layered prints. We’ll cover everything from pulling your first monoprint to experimenting with color, pattern, and composition.

Whether you’re new to printmaking or simply looking to loosen up your creative process, this class offers a fun, low-pressure way to make art that feels spontaneous and expressive. You’ll leave with a stack of unique prints and the confidence to continue experimenting!

Class Information:

• Thursday, March 12th from 5:30-7:30pm

• Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $45 includes all materials

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

Members receive 10% off workshops - use code MEMBER10 at checkout! Not a member yet? Sign up at https://redwingarts.org/support-red-wing-arts

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Create your very own wooden carrying caddy! Drop in to assemble your caddy and finish it with your own decoration using acrylic paint. Perfect for carrying tools, art supplies, legos, or other special objects. This activity is easy, kid-friendly, and great for anyone curious about trying woodworking in a relaxed, creative space.

Randii Waddell, owner of SawRise Woodworks, will lead this activity.

This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: Physical limitations and emotional insecurities can block creative self-expression. In this workshop, artist and author M E Fuller will give a brief presentation on creating with a chronic condition. We'll discuss what art is and why art-making is meaningful. Then we will create a "mind map" using posca markers on canvas.

All materials are provided. Students will get their own set of posca markers for further experimentation.

Workshop Information:

• Date: Saturday, March 28th from 10am-2pm (with a break for lunch)

• Teaching artist: M E Fuller

• Level: All skill levels welcome.

• Ages 18+

• Participation fee: $15 per person

Children will have the opportunity to create a unique and personalized wall hanging featuring cutouts of their own handprints.We will roll out slabs, cut our hand shapes and paint with colorful glazes. This class is perfect for kids who love to get messy and explore the world of art through clay. Finished projects ready for pick up in approximately 3 weeks.

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. 2-4

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education now open!

Class Details:

Date: Saturday, February 28th, 10am-12pm

Teaching Artist: Kirsten Wert

Age: 10+, multi-generational

Level: Beginner

All materials provided.

Participation Fee: $20

Create your own animal face out of clay! Make a unique animal face by adding eyes, teeth, and other distinctive features then add details with glaze. We will fire them in the kiln and your creation will be ready for pickup in 3 weeks!

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. K-1

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education now open!

This class allows you to dip your toes into making pottery on the wheel without the commitment of a long-term class! Learn all the steps to make your own bowl or cup, including centering the clay, piercing, and pulling walls. Participants will be able to keep 1-2 finished products at the end of the session. All work will be fired and glazed by staff, in the color of your choosing. All finished work will be available for pick-up in approximately 2-3 weeks. This class is open to individuals or children 8+ and a caregiver.

Class Information:

• Thursday, April 9th, 5:30-7:30pm

• Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: All levels welcome!

• Ages 8+, multigenerational

• Class size: 6

• Participation fee: $65 includes all materials and firings

Members receive 10% off workshops - use code MEMBER10 at checkout! Not a member yet? Sign up at https://redwingarts.org/support-red-wing-arts

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Celebrate Earth Day by learning how to mend your clothes for extra longevity. Bring in your jeans, sweaters, socks, or other garments that need mending and learn patching and darning techniques. Red Wing artist Kirsten Wert will lead this activity.

Create your own animal face out of clay! Make a unique animal face by adding eyes, teeth, and other distinctive features then add details with glaze. We will fire them in the kiln and your creation will be ready for pickup in 3 weeks!

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. 2-4

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education now open!

Young artists dive into a whimsical world of mixed media sculpture, where they create imaginative stacks using a variety of materials such as felt , beads and pom-poms. This engaging activity not only sparks creativity but also enhances fine motor skills and spatial awareness.. As they add personal touches and paint details, each child walks away with a one-of-a-kind masterpiece and a sense of pride in their creativity.

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. K-1

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education now open!

FULL - Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to join the waitlist.

In this workshop, participants will learn how to create a braided oval rug using a unique, no-sew weaving technique using upcycled sheets. By the end of the class, you will be able to go home and finish your rug!

Please bring two different colored sheets (preferably used!) and a sharp scissors to class. Any size sheet is fine, but avoid white or very light colors as they will show more dirt in a finished rug.

Most thrift stores or used clothing stores have old sheets that are perfect for upcycling! Or bring some used sheets from your own linen closet that are no longer used.

Class Details:

Date: Saturday, April 25th, 10am-12pm

Teaching Artist: Kirsten Wert

Age: 12+, multi-generational

Level: Beginner

What to bring: Sharp scissors and 2+ used bed sheets to recycle into your rug.

Participation Fee: $20

Young artists dive into a whimsical world of mixed media sculpture, where they create imaginative stacks using a variety of materials such as felt , beads and pom-poms. This engaging activity not only sparks creativity but also enhances fine motor skills and spatial awareness.. As they add personal touches and paint details, each child walks away with a one-of-a-kind masterpiece and a sense of pride in their creativity.

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. 2-4

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education now open!

Join us for this engaging workshop with renowned artist Dan Wiemer! In this introductory workshop, students will learn techniques that help solve the mysteries of watercolor. Discover how to work with the watercolor medium, including wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, and luminous washes. Students will be guided through a series of smaller studies using Dan’s approach of “see it, simplify it, and state it”.

This class is fun and fast-paced. Participants will watch demonstrations and then apply the concepts to their own work through hands-on painting. Students will also be able to engage in dialogue as they work, with friendly back-and-forth critiques for constructive feedback with Dan and the class.

Workshop Information:

• Date: Saturday, May 2 from 9am-4pm (one hour break for lunch)

• Teaching artist: Dan Wiemer

• Level: Beginner to Intermediate

• Ages 18+

• Participation fee: $175 per person

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

Members receive 10% off workshops - use code MEMBER10 at checkout! Not a member yet? Sign up at https://redwingarts.org/support-red-wing-arts

About the Artist: Trained as a graphic designer with a degree from Iowa State, Dan paints in the studio and on location (plein air), and has won many awards including several best-of-show in juried competitions and art fairs throughout the Midwest.

For more than 25 years, Dan has taught watercolor and previously served as the president of the MN Watercolor Society. His technique uniquely combines opaque acrylic with transparent watercolor that stylizes the landscape and is influenced by printmakers and batik artists.

Dan has been fortunate to have two extended stays in China - painting, teaching and exhibiting. In addition to China, he has painted in Puerto Rico, Scotland, Ireland, Canada and throughout the United States.

“I am obsessed with design, negative shape making and the ruggedness of the north. These obsessions led me to study Canadian painters, most notably Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven, who worked primarily in the early 1900’s. The illustrative style is personally relatable to me. Their career paths evolved from graphic designers, to illustrators, to painters. This has been my path as well.

Finding rhythm in the landscape has become a hallmark of my work. Rhythm to me is connecting highlight shapes with linked shadow shapes in an interesting way that creates movement and pathways for the eye.

My technique uniquely combines opaque acrylic with transparent watercolor that stylizes the landscape and is influenced by printmakers and batik artists. Their approach to creating negative shapes is similar to how I construct and distill my scenes. “ - Dan Wiemer

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Join us for this Community Saturday in collaboration with the 2026 RWA Poet Artist Collaboration. Come create imagery using words! This art form blurs the lines between literature and visual art. Using a poem from our exhibit or one of your own, create an image out of the words. This activity is located at our Clay & Creative Center, but we encourage participants to go see the exhibit at the Depot afterwards!

In this session, little artists will transform ordinary popsicle sticks into vibrant and joyful picture frames. Using a variety of colorful materials like sequins, buttons, and stickers, children will craft unique masterpieces to hold their favorite photos. It's a perfect opportunity for kids to express themselves and take home a special keepsake!

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. 2-4

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education available now!

In this session, little artists will transform ordinary popsicle sticks into vibrant and joyful picture frames. Using a variety of colorful materials like sequins, buttons, and stickers, children will craft unique masterpieces to hold their favorite photos. It's a perfect opportunity for kids to express themselves and take home a special keepsake!

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. K-1

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education available now!

This class allows you to dip your toes into making pottery on the wheel without the commitment of a long-term class! Learn all the steps to make your own bowl or cup, including centering the clay, piercing, and pulling walls. Participants will be able to keep 1-2 finished products at the end of the session. All work will be fired and glazed by staff, in the color of your choosing. All finished work will be available for pick-up in approximately 2-3 weeks. This class is open to individuals or children 8+ and a caregiver.

Class Information:

• Thursday, May 14th, 5:30-7:30pm

• Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: All levels welcome!

• Ages 8+, multigenerational

• Class size: 6

• Participation fee: $65 includes all materials and firings

Members receive 10% off workshops - use code MEMBER10 at checkout! Not a member yet? Sign up at https://redwingarts.org/support-red-wing-arts

This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: In this workshop, students will learn how to make botanical inks using easily-sourced local plants and materials. Discover how to harvest and collect materials, prepare the inks, and use them for a variety of applications. There will also be time to experiment with the inks made in class using brushes on paper. These inks can also be used with dip pens. Students will get to keep four small bottles of ink to take home with them.

This process is applicable to a variety of artistic mediums including watercolor, illustration, calligraphy, quilting, felting, printmaking, and more.

All materials will be provided.

Workshop Information:

• Date: Saturday, May 16th from 10am-1pm

• Teaching artist: Judy Saye-Willis

• Level: All skill levels welcome.

• Ages 18+

• Participation fee: $15 per person

We'll start by examining a variety of flowers and leaves, learning about the different shapes, colors and patterns found in nature. Then kids will press and roll their chosen plants to make beautiful prints. This hands-on activity encourages creativity and helps them appreciate the wonders of nature!

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. 2-4

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education available now!

We'll start by examining a variety of flowers and leaves, learning about the different shapes, colors and patterns found in nature. Then kids will press and roll their chosen plants to make beautiful prints. This hands-on activity encourages creativity and helps them appreciate the wonders of nature!

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Age: Gr. K-1

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $25

Registration through Red Wing Community Education available now!

Join us for this beginner-friendly class designed to build confidence and spark creativity. You’ll explore essential techniques such as color mixing, layering, brushwork, and composition while learning how to use acrylics’ quick-drying, versatile nature to your advantage. Through guided exercises and a simple finished project, you’ll gain an understanding of how to block in shapes, develop depth, and bring your ideas to life on canvas.

Whether you’re brand-new to painting or returning after time away, this class offers a supportive space to experiment, ask questions, and discover the joy of creating with acrylics.

Class Information:

• Thursday, May 28th from 5:30-7:30pm

• Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

• Level: Beginner and above

• Class size: 12

• Participation fee: $45 includes all materials

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

Members receive 10% off workshops - use code MEMBER10 at checkout! Not a member yet? Sign up at https://redwingarts.org/support-red-wing-arts

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Create your own whimsical fairy door using natural, found materials! Build a tiny entryway fit for forest sprites, using twigs, leaves, stones, bark, and more. Join us for this hands-on activity led by artist Trudi Schaefer!

This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: In this workshop, botanical artist Nancy Lizette Berlin will teach participants how to combine artistic expression with scientific observation, capturing the beauty and intricate details of local plants. The workshop will begin with a short hike at He Mni Can, where students will practice sketching plants outdoors. Then we will move to the Clay & Creative Center where Nancy will walk students through turinging their sketches into small 4x6 paintings or cards using watercolors.

This workshop is great for artists looking to develop their drawing and observational skills, and painting with watercolors.

All materials will be provided, and students will receive their own paper and a brush for further practice.

We will have a rain location in case of inclement weather.

Workshop Information:

• Date: Saturday, June 20th from 9am-1pm

• Teaching artist: Nancy Lizette Berlin

• Level: All skill levels welcome - drawing and painting experience is helpful but not required.

• Ages 18+

• Participation fee: $15 per person

A Cultural Heritage Presentation and Czech Glass Jewelry Design Workshop by Andrea Turini

Join Minnesota jewelry artist Andrea Turini on June 27th from 10:30am-12pm as she brings audiences inside the living traditions of Czech glass and beadmaking. Her presentation, Heirloom Fire: Czech Glasswork, draws on firsthand experiences in Jablonec nad Nisou, a region long recognized as a world center of bead and button production.

Then, participants have the option of attending the Czech Glass Jewelry Design Workshop from 1-2pm.

The presentation is free and open to all, no reservation required. The workshop requires registration and payment. Scroll down to learn more.

During the presentation, audiences will learn about:

Cultural Storytelling

• The evolution of the Czech glass industry, from family workshops to state-run factories under communism, and how artists adapted their craft during these changing eras

• Generational traditions — families who have passed down lampworking, pressing, and cutting techniques for centuries

• The cultural significance of beads and buttons, both as local artistry and as exports that shaped global fashion

• The resilience of a cottage industry that once fed an entire region, where survival depended on glass and beadmaking — and the fact that many workshops remain in business today is nothing short of astounding

Interactive Demonstration

• Step-by-step look at how a bead and a button are made

• Sample beads at different production stages for audiences to handle

• A Czech button mold and examples of finished jewelry featuring Czech glass

Add-On Workshop: Czech Glass Jewelry Design Class

Following the presentation, participants can enjoy a one-hour hands-on jewelry design session. Each person will design a coordinating set — either:

• Earrings + Necklace, or

• Earrings + Bracelet

Participants select from Andrea’s curated collection of authentic Czech glass beads to create their designs. Andrea demonstrates design concepts and assists with selection, then completes the technical finishing (wrapping, crimping and assembly) during class.

Recognition

This program was awarded a Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council (SEMAC) grant, recognizing its artistic and educational value. While the grant supports a tour in southeastern Minnesota, Andrea also offers the program to arts centers, libraries, cultural groups, and community organizations across the region.

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Join us for a special collaboration with the 20th annual Red Wing Arts Plein Air! Paint your own mini landscape using watercolors as we gather outside the Depot and take in the scenery. This relaxed, all-ages activity is a fun way to try plein air painting and capture a little snapshot of the day.

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Use flowers, leaves, and other natural materials to create beautiful eco prints! In this hands-on activity, you’ll explore simple printing techniques that transfer the colors and shapes of botanicals onto paper. It’s an easy, nature-inspired project perfect for all ages.

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Explore the bold, joyful world of Henri Matisse in this vibrant cut-paper collage class! Participants will learn how to “draw with scissors” by shaping colorful paper into expressive forms and assembling them into playful compositions.

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Explore the vibrant tradition of papel picado — a Mexican decorative art form that features intricate designs cut into colorful tissue paper. Create your own festive banners using simple folding and cutting techniques, and learn how this beautiful craft is used to celebrate special moments and cultural events.

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Use body painting and body art as a playful doorway into self-expression, self-acceptance, and mental well-being. Led by artist Sheila Smith, we’ll explore ways to celebrate the body as a living canvas - one worthy of care, creativity, and confidence. No experience needed; just a willingness to show up as you are. 

Red Wing Arts is pleased to host free artmaking opportunities for community members to learn, experiment with, and experience different techniques and media. Community Saturdays are free and open to all ages to drop in and stay as your schedule allows. All materials are provided.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Paint your own dala horse in the traditional Swedish style! Participants will receive a flat wooden horse to decorate as they wish, perfect for ornaments or other holiday décor!