Feed Your Creative Side! Classes for Adults, From Beginner to Beyond.
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Social Dance for Newbies / Movie Night
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Time to get off the couch, turn off the TV, put on your dancing shoes & have some fun! Grab a friend or come alone. All are welcome. Stay for the movie and popcorn which is open to all.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 DANCE CLASS 6:00 - 7:15* PM Movie: FOOTLOOSE 7:30 PM The Country Two Step is a popular dance that you need to know if you're looking to have some fun at a party or get in some good cardio exercise. It’s known for its smooth, flowing movements and is danced to upbeat country music, making it a favorite for both beginners and seasoned dancers. Line dancing is a form of synchronized dancing in which dancers are arranged in rows, or lines, facing either in the same direction or each other. Dancers move in unison and don't come into physical contact with one another during the dance. Anyone can join a line dance just by knowing a few simple steps. Registration Fee $5. / Class, Movie is Free * Great preparation for the Free Valentines Day Social Dance at the CAC on February 14 sponsored by Eagle Lake Lutheran Church. More info to come! |
Learn to Weave
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with Torri Hanna
Saturdays, January 25 & Mar 1 9-12 pm Creative Arts Center $50/$55/$45 Member/Non-Member/Student 13+ Learn the basics of weaving using a rigid heddle loom and leave with a beautiful scarf, table runner, potholder or wall hanging . All materials and looms provided. THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS 48 HOURS BEFORE THE CLASS. |
The Art of Chocolate Truffles
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with Kristi Kuder
Friday, February 14, 3-5 pm Creative Arts Center $55/$60 Member/Non-Member Truffles! What better way to celebrate Valentine's Day than treating yourself to an afternoon making rich, luscious, chocolate truffles! What unique creations you don't eat in class, you'll take home to be enjoyed later. We’ll begin with a brief intro to the history of chocolate, a chocolate tasting, and then we’ll make our own unique variety of truffles! We’re thinking of Cocoa, Cappuccino, Spicy Mayan, Caramel, and Peanut Butter as strong contenders. All supplies and equipment are included in the fee. Chocolate can be messy, so wear short sleeves, and if you have long hair you may want to tie it back. THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS 48 HOURS BEFORE THE CLASS. |
Saturday Clay Date Night
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March 1: 6:30-9 pm or
April 5: 6:30-9 pm $45./person Grab a bite to eat at a local downtown restaurant, and then head to the Creative Arts Center to create one-of-a-kind pieces with your favorite person. Learn a new skill together with your partner, friend, or family member! We will walk you through the wheel and clay building processes. No clay experience necessary but dress for a mess! Clay, glazes, and firing fees are included. Ages 18 & up. Price is per person. * Share your Date Night with friends using the social media icons to the left and make it a night of fun and memories! * About the Event This clay-filled experience is all about learning how to throw small pots on the Potter's Wheel or creating a slab tray or coiled bowl, and you even get to keep them! You'll be able to give pieces that extra personal touch they need by glazing them in underglaze. From there, the pots will dry out over the next few days and will be glazed with a clear-coat to help make the underglaze bright and shiny. Once the pieces are fired you will be notified to come back to pick up your ready to display/use wares! Things you need to know: This is messy work, so wear clothing you don't mind getting dirty. We have aprons and towels available for use. Short nails are best for beginners working with clay on the wheel. We have nail clippers if you need to chop your claws. Feel free to BYOB if you're 21 and over. |
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Some activities in this organization are made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Lake Region Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage fund.
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