Posts Tagged ‘art’
Climate Future-Film Festival at the Princess Theatre
Join us for the Climate Future Film Festival on April 25, 2026, at 1:30 PM at the Princess Theater (1228 Mead Ave). This special event features ten award-winning short films from four continents that explore the human and artistic response to climate change through drama, documentary, dark comedy, and animation. Admission is free, and all are welcome to attend this thought-provoking afternoon of film sponsored by St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church.
Beginning Wheel Class with Megan Carpenter, 6 week series | May 17 | 10AM-12PM
This 6 week course is for those who have never thrown clay or need a refresher. Includes instruction, use of studio, clay + access to studio during Open Student hours. It covers studio layout, equipment, and safety. Learn to wedge, center clay, how to throw and practice making cylinders for even and straight walls. We will work on body posture, hand positioning and control of clay; focus will be on cylinders, bowls and cups. Students are encouraged to be creative and have fun! No class Memorial Day | $200
Drawing Basics with Janay | 4 Week Series May 5 – 26 | Tuesdays 1:00 – 2:30 PM
Ready to try something new? In this class we will go over the basics of drawing and start with shapes and perspective. This class will help you draw what you see and learn how to compose a drawing. After we draw simple still life objects, we will add shading and highlighting, then use our new skills in color via soft pastels. All materials included. Class Size: 3-6 students. 6 hours for $110
Make Pottery Wind Chimes at The Bunkhouse Studios
Winter Gnomes with Melodie – Handbuilding (Pottery) at The Bunkhouse Studios
3 hours Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll create your own garden gnome. Learn simple hand-building techniques and choose from colorful underglazes to give your gnome personality. All materials are provided—just bring your creativity and enjoy the process! LIMIT 8 | $75
DIY Paper Roses at the Prosser Library
We will be creating roses from leftover books and patterned paper, the perfect opportunity to create a unique project and connect with fellow crafters! All materials are provided.
Best suited for adults and teens.
THIS IS NORMAL, RIGHT?
An original one-act play written and produced by our own Princess Spotlight Academy students in a workshop setting. This is Normal, Right? explores the lives of several high school freshmen dealing with social pressures, romance and internal anxieties.
Tickets: $10 Each • Free with Princess Pass
NOTE This production is being presented in The Green Room, “in the round.” Seating is first come, first served.
THIS IS NORMAL, RIGHT?
An original one-act play written and produced by our own Princess Spotlight Academy students in a workshop setting. This is Normal, Right? explores the lives of several high school freshmen dealing with social pressures, romance and internal anxieties.
Tickets: $10 Each • Free with Princess Pass
NOTE This production is being presented in The Green Room, “in the round.” Seating is first come, first served.
A ST. PATRICK’S DAY CONCERT WITH SHAMROCK & SAGE
Join us for a night of Irish music, food and fun for St. Patrick’s Day with Shamrock & Sage in The Green Room.
Enjoy a St. Patrick’s dinner of corned beef, cabbage, mashed potatoes and Irish soda bread–available as a $20 add-on to ticket orders through 9:00 AM on March 17. Paninis, charcuterie, and snacks, local wines, beers, hard ciders, and a selection of non-alcoholic beverages will also be available for purchase.
Tickets: $20 Each • Free with Princess Pass
Disney’s Frozen Kids
This 30-minute stage adaptation of the animated film follows Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Sven, and all of your favorite characters as they embark on an epic, ice-filled journey of self-discovery, camaraderie, and the real meaning of true love. This musical includes favorite Frozen songs such as Love Is an Open Door, Do You Want to Build a Snowman?, and Let It Go, as well as wonderful new songs from the Broadway production.
Generous support from 3 Rivers Community Foundation helps sponsor this production.