We offer classes and workshops throughout the year in the gallery. They are suitable for absolute beginners or those wanting to brush up their skills. All materials and refreshments are provided. The workshops are focused on having relaxed creative fun.
Upcoming workshops and classes:
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SOLD OUT: Birds & beetles workshop
Sunday 9 February - 1-3pm
Artist Ineka Voigt leads this workshop for absolute beginners on painting birds and bugs and bringing your garden friends to life using acrylic paint. All materials supplied and refreshments included.
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Valentine's Day Speed Sketching
Friday 14 February - 6.30pm-8.30pm
Join us at the gallery for a super fun evening of ‘speed sketching’ as participants have five minutes to draw different ‘objects of love’. They’ll be prizes for the best drawings and plenty of refreshments. Will cupid strike? Who knows? But it’ll definitely be a great evening.
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Sunday Sketch Club: Still Life, with Lucy Juhnke
Sunday 23 February - 1-3pm
Looking to spark your creativity? Come and immerse yourself in the art of still life sketching with the brilliant Lucy Juhnke at our first Sunday Sketch Club of 2025! Whether you want to brush up on your artistic skills or are just starting out, this hands-on session is perfect for all skill levels. Lucy will guide you through techniques to bring everyday objects to life on paper with style and precision.
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Street Scenes - Sunday Sketch Club with Alan Harding
Sunday 30 March, 1-3pm
Discover the joy of sketching street scenes in this fun and interactive workshop. Whether you're an absolute beginner or looking to refine your artistic skills, the outstanding Yass-based artist Alan Harding will guide you step by step through the art of drawing the built environment.
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Abstract Alchemy: a beginners' workshop, with Ben Randall
Sunday 27 April, 1-4pm
Ready to explore the world of abstract art? Whether you’ve never picked up a brush before or are curious to try something new, this workshop is designed for YOU! Come join us for a fun, hands-on experience with abstract artist Ben Randall, where you’ll learn the basics of abstract painting while experimenting with acrylics, charcoal sticks, and oil pastels.