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Your lived experiences, memories, and cultural influences are the ultimate foundation for powerful artmaking. In this supportive online space designed exclusively for veterans, we will use the freedom of abstract art to express our personal histories and tell our stories on our own terms. Each week, you will experience a blend of creative writing prompts, group discussion, and demonstrations designed to inspire your practice. We will use materials like oil pastel, markers, and collage supplies to make our pieces. Together, we’ll embrace the courage it takes to honor the experiences that shape who we are, experimenting with new techniques in a supportive environment. As veteran artists, you hold the power to decide what is important and are encouraged to use this class to celebrate your identity and claim your vital voice as a community historian.

There is no prior art experience required—this class is entirely focused on the joy of experimentation, creative play, and honoring the unique perspectives that shape who we are.

Please note that manipulating materials may require hand dexterity and may not be suitable for everyone. If you have questions about accessibility or accommodations, please reach out to program@pathwithart.org. We want to support you in your access needs.

If you love to sing or have always wanted to sing, this is the group for you! In this welcoming and supportive class, we’ll focus on building fundamental music skills—like rhythm, pitch, harmony, and breath control—alongside healthy vocal technique. You’ll learn how to use your voice confidently and expressively as your instrument. Through warm-ups, group exercises, and learning songs together, you’ll develop blend, listening skills, and stage presence while experiencing the joy of singing in community. No prior experience is required—just a willingness to try.

Come sing with us! All experience levels welcome. You may register for Path with Art Singers in addition to another class.

This is an introductory ceramics class with a special focus on mask making, where you will practice hand-building techniques such as pinch, coil, and slab construction. Each session will offer a balance of demonstration, guided practice, and open studio time for creative exploration. While mask making will be a central theme—exploring expression, identity, and storytelling through form—you are also encouraged to follow your own ideas and create personal projects. You’ll learn how to shape and sculpt clay, add texture and detail, and prepare your work for firing. Whether you’re building a character, a symbol, or something entirely abstract, this class is about learning, experimenting, and having fun with clay.

Please note that manipulating materials may require hand dexterity and may not be suitable for everyone. If you have questions about accessibility or accommodations, please reach out to program@pathwithart.org. We want to support you in your access needs.

Throughout this course, we will discover our own unique personal styles and visual storytelling perspectives through a series of fun drawing exercises and creative games, leading up to writing and drawing our own short comic stories. Together, we will also read and discuss various comics, cartoons, and graphic novel excerpts while learning basic comic vocabulary in a supportive, collaborative environment.

This class is for absolutely everyone, regardless of prior drawing experience or technical skill. It’s important to remember: comics can be anything, and so can drawing!

Please note that manipulating materials may require hand dexterity and may not be suitable for everyone. If you have questions about accessibility or accommodations, please reach out to program@pathwithart.org. We want to support you in your access needs.

If you walked into a theater tonight, what kind of play would you want to see? What if you could write exactly that story? This class explores the essential foundations of playwriting—including plot structure, character development, and dynamic dialogue—through a mix of guided prompts and free-writing exercises. Together, we will bring our ideas to life by writing original 10-minute plays, guiding them from initial brainstorms to revisions. If you’ve ever been curious about the creative magic that happens before a script hits the stage, this is your chance to experience it firsthand!

All experience levels are welcome.

How do we approach joy during this time of uncertainty? This course brings together a variety of authors including: Joy Harjo, Annie Dillard, Mary Oliver, Ross Gay, Marc Nepo among others, to reflect on and play with the ways in which we can live more deeply in this moment, together. In this supportive 8-session creative writing class, participants will discover how to use poetry and reflective writing as anchors for grounding, resilience, and personal discovery. Through weekly low-pressure prompts and generative exercises, you will examine how literature can capture light and hope, transforming everyday observations into extraordinary creative pages. In a collaborative community circle, you will have voluntary opportunities to share your work, cultivating collective warmth and connection with your peers.

Ready to take your audio ideas to the next level? This class is designed like a collaborative audio workshop or a community newspaper room, offering a supportive space for creators who already understand the basics of podcasting to develop their own projects. Instead of a rigid syllabus, this session functions as an open creative lab. With the guidance of your instructor and the support of your peers, you will use local resources to brainstorm, produce, and polish your unique audio work. Whether you are continuing a project from the Intro course or looking for a community space to get your voice heard, this studio is the perfect environment to collaborate and create!

Discover how collage became a powerful way to question, critique, and reimagine the world. Each week begins with a short art history spotlight exploring how visionary artists used this medium to define their movements and reshape modern art—from Cubism and Dada to Pop Art and contemporary practices. After a quick demonstration of hands-on techniques tied to that week’s movement, you will dive into your own creating using paper, fabric, and found objects. Every session wraps up with a supportive time of sharing and reflection, sparking creative inspiration and community. By the end of the course, you will have a beautiful portfolio of collages that are deeply inspired by history, yet uniquely your own.

Please note that manipulating materials may require hand dexterity and may not be suitable for everyone. If you have questions about accessibility or accommodations, please reach out to program@pathwithart.org. We want to support you in your access needs.

Looking for an opportunity to move your body and recharge? This dance and movement series invites you into a welcoming space where creativity and connection can bloom. We’ll warm up with gentle breathing, stretching, and low-impact movement inspired by dance, mindfulness, and somatic practices like yoga and pilates, followed by guided creative exercises to spark imagination and expression.

Open to all bodies – no prior dance experience needed!

Creativity x Wellness is a thoughtfully designed class so anyone can make their best ideas happen. Fusing insights from the arts & wellness, this class will strengthen your creative thinking muscles by guiding you through exercises that can be smoothly integrated into your daily routine. Together, we will learn how practices like mindfulness, poetic acts, sit spots, and more can create space for creativity in our lives, ultimately leading to deeper, more expansive living.

This class is designed for artists who already have some familiarity with one or more mediums and are interested in expanding their creative practice by mixing different materials together. While paper and coloring tools will be provided, participants are welcome to bring any other materials they have on hand—such as pencils, watercolors, collage paper, or fabric. Throughout the session, we will explore the core principles of layering, color, and value to create compelling, multi-dimensional images. Whether you are looking to break out of a creative rut or simply want to experiment with something new, this class offers the perfect supportive environment to discover fresh ways of art-making!

Please note that manipulating materials may require hand dexterity and may not be suitable for everyone. If you have questions about accessibility or accommodations, please reach out to program@pathwithart.org. We want to support you in your access needs.