with Kipp Scott
December 5th, 2026
Saturday December 5th * 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Create a family heirloom that will be the highlite on your tree.
IMPORTANT: Please wear long pants and closed toed shoes.
with Taina Mantey
October 4th, 2026
Join the Adrian Center for the Arts for some Mixed Media Art making on Sunday, October 4th anytime between 1:00pm and 4:00pm.
Attend the reception for artist Alisa Clark's solo exhibition, The Inner YES, in the gallery, then take the family to the Youth Studio to create some art inspired by Alisa's work.
Art Together invites families to experience art in a new way through guided gallery visits and hands-on creative activities. For many participants, this may be their first experience visiting a professional art gallery. While some families regularly engage with the arts, others may find gallery spaces intimidating or unfamiliar. This program was intentionally created to ensure every family feels comfortable, welcomed, and inspired.
This Family Fun time is free to the public, but registration is encouraged. All are welcome, but activities are geared towards families with children 10 and under.
This event is sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Adrian, The Sigmund Foundation and Adrian Noon Rotary Club.
with Robin Schultes
November 7th, 2026
Victorian Icicles (Make-and-Take) with Robin Schultes
Saturday, November 7th * 12:30pm - 3:30pm
Work with borosilicate tubing to create your shimmering icicles! Each student receives 6 glass blanks made of beautiful scalloped tubing to transform into beautiful winter Icicles!
with Kipp Scott
October 24th, 2026
Saturday October 24th * 1:00pm to 4:00pm
In this glass you will learn the art of glass blowing and create your own unique glass pumpkin.
IMPORTANT: Please wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
with Susan Matych-Hager
November 6th, 2026
Friday November 6th * 6:00pm til 9:00pm
Try your hand at making blown-glass ornaments. Using an oxygen-propane torch, students will learn basic techniques for using pre-blown glaskolben to make blown-glass ornaments. Frit will be used to add color to the clear glaskolben. Learning how to control heat, gravity and blowing techniques will determine your success.
Creating these colorful ornaments will provide students a basis for working glass further in the torch. Each student will be provided 6 glaskolben. When you pick up your ornaments, be sure to bring packing material and a small container to transport your ornaments to the safety of your home. Basic torch safety will be discussed.
IMPORTANT: Students taking glass courses using a torch must wear natural fiber clothing (i.e., cotton shirt and denim jeans), closed-toe shoes, and hair tied back and out of the way. Loose clothing that will be in the way of the torch is strongly discouraged. Please wear clothing that is not essential to your wardrobe.