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Get Creative With Unique Experiences
At The Lighthouse ArtCenter
Newly Renovated School Of
Art Reopens With In-Person
And Virtual Classes
The Lighthouse ArtCenter (LAC) is now offering a
plethora of in-person classes and creative experiences at their
newly renovated school of art. COVID-19 safety precautions
are in place and include sanitation procedures, limited
class sizes, required masks, and a community commitment
Select Friday glass fusion with Carolyn Austin
agreement. Virtual classes will continue to be offered. Eight- therapeutic outlet that we could all use. We offer a relaxing
week sessions began on Oct. 19 in ceramics, drawing, fused and fun community where people can unwind and get
glass, jewelry and metalsmithing, mixed media, painting, creative,” says Director of Education Maria Tritico. “The
photography and sculpture. Outdoor painting classes are ‘Select Fridays’ series is a unique way to spend your Friday
available under a newly built chickee hut located behind the night. No experience is necessary.”
school of art building. The ArtCenter also offers one and two- Fall Session Classes
day workshops and unique experiences on “select Fridays” Oct. 19 to Dec. 19
from October 2020 through April 2021. The experiences A complete catalog of in-person and online classes is
include classes in glass fusion, jewelry, and an outdoor or listed at lighthousearts.org.
“en plein air” Wine and Paint. The gallery is temporarily Outdoor classes under the chickee hut include painting,
closed for renovations and scheduled to reopen January acrylics, exploring watercolors, introduction to acrylics and
2021. For more information and to register for classes visit water color for absolute beginners.
New chickee hut for outdoor classes lighthousearts.org.
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