Join us to transform everyday scraps, tickets, photos and found objects into a unique, one-of-a-kind journal that captures your memories of the past year and your hopes for the year ahead.
An idealistic young senator (Jimmy Stewart) battles political corruption in Washington, D.C., determined to stand up for truth and democracy despite powerful opposition.
Enjoy the peace and quiet of a snowy landscape painted in watercolor.
Join us for an exploration of America’s unique brand of nostalgia and the cost we pay for romanticizing our history.
Learn vocabulary and techniques to make sweet tiny books. You will select materials and combine them in your own unique way.
An American expat club owner (Humphrey Bogart) in Nazi-occupied Morocco nurses a broken heart after his sweetheart (Ingrid Bergman) disappeared from his side. Sparks fly when she re-enters his life.
Celebrate Black History Month and the rich heritage and vibrant artistry of Gee’s Bend, Alabama’s improvisational quilts through the delicate and expressive medium of watercolor and collage.
Join us for a concert celebrating 100 years of jazz in the Centennial State and to mark the passing of a pair of Colorado jazz legends Charles Burrell (1920-2025) and Purnell Steen (1941-2025).
Learn beginner needle felting techniques to create a two-dimensional landscape image of the Maroon Bells peaks on fabric.
On their last night before college, a group of teenagers (Ron Howard, Richard Dreyfuss, Harrison Ford, Suzanne Somers)
cruise the streets, chase love, and confront the uncertainties of growing up in early 1960s America.
Make your voice visible as you create bold, impactful protest signs that express your values, passions and calls for justice.
From the branches of government and our system of checks and balances to public service and free and fair elections, join us for a mini-refresher course on just how this whole representative democracy thing works.
This class blends mindfulness, creativity and nature as you learn how to transform simple wood slices into meditative works of art.
A brother and sister flee political persecution in Guatemala and undertake a perilous journey to the United States in search of a better life.
Use watercolor to create your favorite vegetables in a simple fresh style.
Antonín Dvořák’s American Quartet (1893) inspired American composers to create music that reflected their own culture. George Gershwin’s “Lullaby” (1919) represents one of the earliest attempts, while Aaron Copland’s “Appalachian Spring” stands as a quintessential expression of the country’s simplicity and optimism (1944).
Design and create your own set of original cloth dinner napkins using hand-carved printing blocks.
Join us as we trace the history of the American lawn and offer up some alternatives along the way.
Inspired by Scandinavian folk art, we will paint stylized floral patterns on rocks.
This Spike Lee landmark in American cinema depicts rising racial tensions in a Brooklyn neighborhood on the hottest day of the summer, ultimately erupting into violence and forcing everyone to confront issues of prejudice and justice.
