Got a stash of fabric scraps you’ve been saving for the perfect project? This is it! In this beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn how to use Foundation Paper Piecing techniques to create beautiful, scrappy triangle quilt blocks. With 50 unique block designs all in one pattern pad, you’ll explore endless combinations of color and creativity. Each triangle block balances one consistent fabric with a mix of vibrant scraps, resulting in a stunning and cohesive quilt full of charm and personality.

Students will need to purchase their own fabrics, thread, and at least one Scrappy Triangle Foundation Paper Piecing pattern pad. Let your scraps shine!

Ready to turn blank canvases into bold creations? This beginner-friendly and all-skills-welcome class explores acrylic painting through hands-on practice and guided techniques in composition, color, and style. Bring your own supplies—Dr. Frank Bisceglia, a seasoned painter with 50+ years of experience, will guide you from first stroke to final masterpiece. Questions? Contact biscegliafrank@gmail.com.

Think playing piano takes years of practice? Think again! This lighthearted crash course shows you the secrets pros use—playing with chords, not notes. It’s fun, fast, and you’ll be making music by the end of class. Includes online book, follow-up videos, class recording, and optional live Q&A. All online via Zoom. Ages 13+.

Always wanted to play guitar but too busy for lessons? In just one fun session, you’ll strum your first chords and start playing along with your favorite songs—no experience needed! Includes an online book, follow-up videos, class recording, and optional live Q&A. All online via Zoom. Ages 13+.

The holidays are just around the corner—why not gift (or wear!) something handmade and heartwarming? In this fun and beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn how to transform a basic sweatshirt into a cozy quilted jacket using the quilt-as-you-go method. It’s a great way to use up precut holiday fabrics and add a personal touch to your winter wardrobe or gift list.

We’ll use both a sewing machine and serger to assemble your jacket step-by-step.

Students will need to bring a sweatshirt and their own fabrics.