May – Decorative Book Making - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
$60.00

Arts and Heritage Foundation St. Albert

May – Decorative Book Making

Instructor: Mark Goodchild

Ages: 5–13 Years

Location: Painting Studio, St. Albert Place

Day: Thursdays
Time: 1:30–3 pm (1.5 hours per class) 
Series Fee: $60/child per month (4 classes) 
Location: Visual Art Studios, Painting Studio, St. Albert Place, 5 St. Anne Street

NOTE: Please contact our Registrar ( 780-459-1163) if you are a Homeschool parent interested in organizing a group of 10 children to take part in a visual art field trip of your choice. The minimum fee to book group art programs on select weekday afternoons from September to June is $150. 

 

    Upcoming Classes

    • Thursday, May 1 – Pen and Ink: Learn traditional ink making and experiment with brush and pen to write and draw.
    • Thursday, May 8 – Very Messy Art: Experiment with watercolour, acrylic, guache and tempera to create abstract art.
    • Thursday, May 15 – Creative Stamping: Make your own stamps and use them to decorate various types of paper.
    • Thursday, May 22 – Accordion Book Making (*Pottery Studio): Use decorative papers and fun embellishments to build a keepsake art book.
    $60.00

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