Free Saturday Art Class for All Ages & Abilities (even the young at heart)! October 26th, 2024 1-3PM Join us at the Hallberg Center for the Arts for a free art experience on the last Saturday of every month in 2024! This inclusive class is designed for all ages and skill levels. The session begins with an inspiring picture story read by local storyteller and tutor, Ashley, followed by an engaging art project led by local artist, Surelle. (Parents are required to stay with younger children.) Get ready to create a beautiful leaf relief painting using leaves and spray watercolor.

Learn to draw an adorable owl, add details like feathers, stars and leaves. Using Scratch art as a medium we will make a colorful fall drawing; this class is easy and fun! This class is great for all skill levels, but this particular version is geared to seniors ( 55+) only. This FREE class was made possible by a grant through the East Regional Arts Council. This Grant enables us to bring free art classes to artists who are seniors, encouraging creativity, vitality, and community. Cost: FREE, but please consider becoming a member to support more programming like this.

Art for All Ages and Abilities! The Hallberg Center for the Arts would like to cordially invite you to come create. AT A NEW TIME! The third Wednesday of every month from 3:30-7:30 PM we will have open studio time for all artists; Stay for the whole session or drop in when you can and stay as long as you want. So come paint, draw, scrapbook, or just sit around, surrounded by other artists. Register today! The third Wednesday of every month from 3:30-7:30 PM No admission, just bring your own supplies, or pay $10 to get a canvas, paint and use of our brushes.

Learn to draw a chalk pastel sunset, start with the basics and add in colorful clouds and twinkling stars. Create a desert scene with a silhouetted cactus and mountains! Chalk pastel is a messy but fun medium that blends colors in a lovely way. This class is great for all skill levels, but this particular version of the class is geared to seniors only. This FREE class was made possible by a grant through the East Regional Arts Council. This Grant enables us to bring free art classes to artists who are seniors, encouraging creativity, vitality, and community.

Come to the Hallberg Center for the Arts to experience a free art experience the last Saturday of every month in 2024! This art class is for all ages and abilities. Class begins with a brief, inspiring picture story read by local storyteller and tutor, Ashley, and then is followed by an art project led by local artist Surelle. (Parents need to stay with younger children, please!) Come create a warm and cool cubism artwork. Use all kinds of materials to color a picture that will help you remember cool and warm colors, and how they make you feel!

In the Underground Gallery, repurposed coats brought back to life with favorite stories and themes recreated in thread, applique, embroidery, vintage textiles and embellishments by Carolyn Cagle Let me tell you a story! I have been playing with repurposed and vintage wool jackets for years, and as an embroidery professional and textile artist. Each one of the coats eventually tell me what their story is. It's my creative outlet as a textile artist that I get to wear for everyone to enjoy!

A Collaborative Exhibit of Artwork all in Black & White Artwork in this exhibit encourages artists to focus on composition and balance, with color eliminated. This 10th annual Black & White art exhibit is a show of all mediums of artwork, all in black and white.

Every month, the Wyoming Area Creative Arts Community brings in 3 songwriters to perform at the Hallberg Center for the Arts in an "In The Round" format, performing their original pieces of music. September's show brings Tony Baker, PK Mayo, and Erik Brandt to the Freemore Stage. Admission is Free. Songwriters in the Round starts promptly at 7pm. Seating is limited, so please arrive early! This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the East Central Regional Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

Pine Center for the Arts 2024 Art Potluck Gallery