Already know how to paint in watercolor? Sign up for this new four-week class to advance your knowledge. Experiment with the wet-into-wet technique to create a waterscape, underwater scene, tree-filled shoreline and a floral. Registration required. Maximum 12 students. Bring your own watercolor supplies. 952.903.5780. Read more about Wet-into-Wet Watercolors
Master artist Diane Flanagan leads this eight-week course on master painting. Students will take their work to the next level by studying the works of the masters. Registration required. Maximum 6 students. Please ask for a supply list. For more information: 952.903.5780. Read more about Focus on the Masters
Taught by Carol Clay, this seven-week beginner’s course is perfect for the mini artist-in-training. Registration required. $89-$103. Maximum 12 students. All supplies provided. 952.903.5780. Read more about Beginning Drawing (Ages 6-8)
Skipping a spring break vacation this year? Send your child to play with clay every day of the week. This class is open to third- through sixth-graders and provides the opportunity to handbuild and glaze clay artwork. Bring a bag lunch every day. Register online. Read more about Spring Break All Week Clay Workshop
This five-week class is one step up from a beginner class, for those who have supplies but are seeking more direction in technique. Marian Alstad, who has been teaching at Edina Art Center for 29 years, will lead the class. Read more about Watercolor: Beyond the Beginner
To mark Genocide Awareness Month, Edina hosts a series of programs on human rights. The first part of the series, Days of Remembrance, will include the play Upstanders: Ten Who Dared, based upon resistance music during the Holocaust. The play follows the stories of Sophie Scholl, a young German who was influential in White Rose, a youth resistance movement. Read more about Days of Remembrance
The Edina Chorale holds its winter concert works by Bach and Handel. Thomas Paulson continues to lead the way as both music director and conductor. The Edina Chorale boasts a large number of diverse voices, with members ages 20 to 70. This baroquefest will transport you to Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries. Read more about Baroque Fest
The work of Minnesota soda clay artists will be on display. Soda glazing is a relatively new technique in ceramics. This exhibition will highlight some of Minnesota’s most talented artists, all of whom are practicing this new method. Read more about Minne-Soda Clay
The Italian Cultural Center is pleased to extend an invitation to attend its 6th annual Italian Film Festival. In collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy in Chicago, the ICC will bring prominent contemporary Italian feature films to the Twin Cities. Read more about 6th Annual Italian Film Festival of Minneapolis/St. paul
This workshop is designed for all skill levels. Expert Kristin Pavelka will teach techniques for throwing mugs, cups, bowls and olive dishes as well as making spoons and scalloped-edge dishes. Pavelka will also demonstrate her glazing technique for pots. Each participant can make their own piece of pottery. Please bring pottery tools for throwing and brushes. 952.903.5780. Read more about Quietly Quirky Pottery with Kristin Pavelka
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