JCC Mid-Westchester

Find calm, clarity, and focus in this grounding and restorative workshop with certified Vedic Meditation teacher Marisa Löwenstein.
Meditative drawing is a guided practice that uses simple, repetitive drawing patterns to quiet the mind and cultivate a deeper sense of calm. As the nervous system settles and mental chatter fades, focus becomes effortless and awareness expands.
This active meditation offers an opportunity to step away from the demands of daily life and reconnect with the present moment. Using exercises from Marisa’s upcoming book, Meditative Drawing: 50 Exercises to Calm the Mind, you’ll explore a series of carefully designed techniques that encourage relaxation, clarity, and creativity.
All materials are provided, and no artistic experience is necessary. Simply follow a few easy steps and allow the process to unfold.
Space is limited. Reserve your seat today!
Admission: $25

Local Event: Meditative Drawing Workshop: Draw, Reset, Connect

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Meditative Drawing Workshop: Draw, Reset, Connect

Find calm, clarity, and focus in this grounding and restorative workshop with certified Vedic Meditation teacher Marisa...

Adventure begins on the big screen and continues with prehistoric fun!
Join
 Manny the mammoth, Sid the loquacious sloth, and Diego the 
sabre-toothed tiger on a comical quest to reunite a human baby with his 
father in a world on the brink of an ice age!
After the screening,
 the adventure comes to life with a special interactive program with The
 Bruce Museum. Discover the real animals that inspired the movie, 
examine fossils, and become a Junior Paleontologist for the day!
Light refreshments will be served.
Plus, participants receive FREE admission to The Bruce Museum on Sunday, September 6, to explore <a href="https://brucemuseum.org/exhibitions/six-extinctions/?gad_source=1&amp;gad_campaignid=20083327415&amp;gbraid=0AAAAApZuAps92ThG9pP5sMGq9IERmnrl&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjwrs7RBhDuARIsAIVfBD2cArlGlZb81NpZZrAWZRZITB0_ZHwkfVBUmmmOoamMC1zvZNAbhOYaAtvgEALw_wcB" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">The Seven Extinctions Exhibit</a>.
Cost: $36/family

Local Event: Reel Explorers Family Movie: Ice Age with The Bruce Museum

Reel Explorers Family Movie: Ice Age with The...

Adventure begins on the big screen and continues with prehistoric fun!
Join
 Manny the mammoth, Sid the loquacious sloth, and...

Reel Explorers Family Movie: Ice Age with The Bruce Museum

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we live. Are you prepared?
This
 engaging and easy-to-follow presentation will explore what AI is, how 
it’s becoming a part of everyday life, and what it means for the future.
 Learn about the exciting possibilities AI offers, the questions it 
raises, and how to approach this rapidly evolving technology with 
greater confidence.
In this informative session, you’ll discover practical ways AI can help you:
<ul><li>Find information and answers more quickly</li><li>Plan trips, organize daily tasks, and simplify everyday life</li><li>Explore new hobbies and creative pursuits</li><li>Stay informed and make more confident decisions</li><li>Save time and accomplish more with less effort</li></ul>
No technical experience is needed.
Admission: $18

Local Event: AI: Amazing Opportunities, Hidden Dangers, and What Comes Next

AI: Amazing Opportunities, Hidden Dangers, and...

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we live. Are you prepared?
This
 engaging and easy-to-follow presentation will...

AI: Amazing Opportunities, Hidden Dangers, and What Comes Next

Tuesdays, September 8–29 6:00–8:00 PM
Join
 us for this fun and friendly introduction to Mahjong, led by 
experienced instructor Jill Baker! Whether you’re brand new to the game 
or just need a refresher, Jill will guide you through the rules, 
strategies, and tile combinations. You’ll enjoy learning in our relaxed,
 social setting. No experience necessary.

Local Event: Beginner Mahjong

Beginner Mahjong

Tuesdays, September 8–29  6:00–8:00 PM
Join
 us for this fun and friendly introduction to Mahjong, led by 
experienced...

Make special challahs each month with Debra Cohen, director of Jewish and Adult Programs. Participants will make dough from scratch, learn to shape and braid their loaves, and leave with ready-to-bake challahs. All ingredients are kosher and nut free, but contain gluten and egg.
Please note that most sessions are on Thursdays, but the first session is on a Wednesday. Attend a few sessions or all!
Admission: $45 per session
<h3>Schedule</h3>
September 9: Round challah October 15: Sukkot lulav challah November 19: Thanksgiving challah December 10: Hanukkah challah January 21: Snowflake knot challah February 4: Heart-shaped challah March 4: Purim challah-tashen April 1: Spring flower challah May 13: Lag BaOmer challah June 3: Pride challah

Local Event: Challah Club

Challah Club

Make special challahs each month with Debra Cohen, director of Jewish and Adult Programs. Participants will make dough from...

Thursdays, September 10–November 12 10:00 AM–12:00 PM&nbsp;
This
 10-week course introduces traditional Chinese painting in a clear and 
organized way. Students will start with basic brush techniques and 
gradually learn how to control the brush, work with ink, and apply 
color.
Classes focus on careful practice, observation, and 
step-by-step instruction. Students will have time to work at a steady 
pace and receive guidance throughout the process.
The course is suitable for beginners and those who would like to continue developing their skills.
Series: $580

Local Event: Chinese Brush Painting

Chinese Brush Painting

Thursdays, September 10–November 12  10:00 AM–12:00 PM 
This
 10-week course introduces traditional Chinese painting in a clear...

All of us experience transitions throughout life—some by choice, others unexpected. Whether you’re navigating a relationship shift, career change, health concern, retirement, loss, relocation, or a personal goal, these experiences can bring both challenges and opportunities for growth.
In
 this thoughtful discussion, you will learn new ways to manage stress, 
adapt to new circumstances, and move forward with greater ease, 
intention, confidence, and clarity.

Local Event: Managing Life Transitions: Navigating Change with Success

Managing Life Transitions: Navigating Change...

All of us experience transitions throughout life—some by choice, others unexpected. Whether you’re navigating a relationship...

Managing Life Transitions: Navigating Change with Success

Wednesdays, September 16–October 7 10:00–11:00 AM
Discover
 the calming practice of Tai Chi in this welcoming series led by 
instructor Paul Lucien. Through gentle, flowing movements and mindful 
postures, you’ll cultivate greater balance, strength, flexibility, and 
inner calm while focusing on deep, intentional breathing.
Often 
described as “meditation in motion,” Tai Chi is known to reduce stress, 
relax the body, and quiet the mind. Beginners and experienced 
practitioners alike are welcome to move at their own pace and enjoy the 
many physical and mental benefits of this ancient practice. All levels 
are welcome.

Local Event: Tai Chi: Inner Flow

Tai Chi: Inner Flow

Wednesdays, September 16–October 7  10:00–11:00 AM
Discover
 the calming practice of Tai Chi in this welcoming series led by...

FREE AdmissionSpend an afternoon at the movies! This month, we’ll screen My Fair Lady, the beloved 1964 musical starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison. Based on the Broadway musical and George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion,
 the film follows a phonetics professor who takes on the challenge of 
transforming Eliza Doolittle, a working-class flower seller, into a 
refined society lady. Featuring unforgettable songs, lavish costumes, 
and plenty of wit, My Fair Lady remains a timeless classic.
Whether you’re discovering a new favorite or revisiting a classic, our free matinees are wonderful way to relax, connect with others, and enjoy an afternoon of great storytelling.
<h3>Monthly Schedule</h3>
October 15: The Music Man November 19: West Side Story&nbsp; December 17: Hester Street January 21: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn February 18: Forest Gump March 18: Good Will Hunting April 15: Saturday Night Fever May 20: Chicago&nbsp;
Presented in partnership with the New Rochelle Public Library.

Local Event: September Movie Matinee: My Fair Lady

September Movie Matinee: My Fair Lady

FREE AdmissionSpend an afternoon at the movies! This month, we’ll screen My Fair Lady, the beloved 1964 musical starring Audrey...

Thursdays: September 17–November 5 2:00–4:00 PM&nbsp;
In this course, you will explore the expressive power of black and white and&nbsp;learn essential techniques in composition, experimenting with texture and light. Through guided projects, you’ll discover how to bring depth and emotion to your drawings. This course is perfect for beginner and intermediate artists.
Please bring your own newsprint drawing pad (minimum size 18″ x 24″). All other materials will be provided.&nbsp;

Local Event: Charcoal Drawing

Charcoal Drawing

Thursdays: September 17–November 5  2:00–4:00 PM 
In this course, you will explore the expressive power of black and white...

Friday, September 18 at the JCCMW and Friday, October 16 at Sheldrake Environmental Center 1:30–2:30 PM
What
 can you discover when you take a closer look at the natural world? In 
this two-part series, naturalists from Sheldrake Environmental Center 
will show you how nature walks are great opportunities for observation 
and scientific discovery.
The first session 
at the JCCMW will introduce citizen science and teach you how to use 
iNaturalist, an app to help you identify and record what you find in 
nature. Then, in the second session, you’ll put your new skills to work 
during a guided nature walk at Sheldrake Environmental Center, where 
you’ll explore the trails and document your observations alongside a 
Sheldrake naturalist.
Please bring your charged smartphone to the program so that you may use iNaturalist!
Two-Part Series: $30

Local Event: Nature Walks: A Path to Scientific Discovery

Nature Walks: A Path to Scientific Discovery

Friday, September 18 at the JCCMW and  Friday, October 16 at Sheldrake Environmental Center  1:30–2:30 PM
What
 can you...

Admission: $55 Members: $49
This traditional blueprint process is easily accessible for anyone. No artistic skills are necessary to create one-of-a-kind botanical prints. This workshop class will cover the photosensitive chemistry, how to coat your own paper, and how to expose and develop the prints. You will leave with your own handmade prints and the skills to make more.
<h3>About the Instructor</h3>
Julia Swyers&nbsp;first learned the cyanotype process while studying photography at the School of Visual Arts. She started making botanical cyanotypes at home as an activity to do with her young daughter using commercially available coated paper. In her own art practice, she began coating her own paper and experimenting with homemade cameras using the cyanotype printing process. She has taught all types of learners, from elementary children in schools to adults in workshops.

Local Event: Intro to Cyanotype Printing

Intro to Cyanotype Printing

Admission: $55 Members: $49
This traditional blueprint process is easily accessible for anyone. No artistic skills are...

Author Susan Kleinman will join our book club for a special conversation about her novel All Afternoon, the inspiration behind it, and the characters and themes that bring the story to life.
Set in a tight-knit Jewish community in 1978, All Afternoon
 follows Marilyn Weisfeld, a once-promising writer who set aside her 
literary dreams for marriage and motherhood. Years later, an old friend 
of her husband comes to dinner. Bestselling author Henry Goldfarb 
remembers Marilyn’s early stories—and he remembers her.
When Henry
 encourages Marilyn to write again, she begins sneaking into Manhattan 
each week to meet with him. As she catches glimpses of the life she 
might have lived, Marilyn must decide how much she is willing to risk to
 reclaim a part of herself she thought she had left behind.
Admission: $7 Free for <a href="https://operations.daxko.com/programs/redirector.aspx?cid=4072&amp;pid=41471&amp;sid=1092217" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Arts &amp; Culture Passport</a> holders.

Local Event: September Book Club: All Afternoon with Susan Kleinman

September Book Club: All Afternoon with Susan...

Author Susan Kleinman will join our book club for a special conversation about her novel All Afternoon, the inspiration behind...

September Book Club: All Afternoon with Susan Kleinman

Film Screening: 7:00–8:30 PM Talkback with Writer/Actor Noam Ash and Director Mike Doyle: 8:30–9:00 PM
&nbsp;<a href="https://bookendsmovie.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Bookends</a>
explores the complexities of caregiving, intergenerational 
relationships, and finding purpose in life’s unexpected chapters. After a
 difficult breakup, Nate (Noam Ash) reluctantly moves into his 
grandparents’ retirement community, where he finds himself navigating 
family expectations, new relationships, and the challenges that arise as
 his Holocaust-surviving grandfather Saul (F. Murray Abraham) begins 
showing signs of cognitive decline.
Following
 the screening, stay for a special talkback with writer/actor Noam Ash 
and director Mike Doyle, who will share insights into the making of the 
film, its themes, and the creative process.
Winner of the ADL Stand Up Award, sponsored by ADL Santa Barbara/Tri-Counties, at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@Bookendsmovie" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">See movie clips here.</a>
Admission: $20

Local Event: Stories That Stay With Us | On Screen: Bookends

Stories That Stay With Us | On Screen: Bookends

Film Screening: 7:00–8:30 PM  Talkback with Writer/Actor Noam Ash and Director Mike Doyle: 8:30–9:00 PM
 Bookends
explores the...

Rediscover the beauty and meaning of putting pen to paper. Inspired by Barbara Josselsohn’s The Paper House, this creative writing workshop invites you to slow down, reflect, and explore the power of a handwritten letter. 
In The Paper House,
 Kayla returns to the island home of her Great Aunt Tilly and reopens 
the magical stationery shop where people once wrote letters to those 
they had lost, missed, or needed to forgive. As Kayla reconnects with 
the shop and its history, she discovers that putting words on paper can 
be a way to remember, heal, and find yourself again.
Drawing
 inspiration from the themes of the novel, you’ll be guided through 
thoughtful prompts and creative exercises designed to inspire authentic 
connection. Write a note of gratitude, a message to a loved one, a 
reflection for your future self, or simply rediscover the joy of 
handwritten correspondence.
Each participant will leave with a beautifully handwritten letter, a copy of The Paper House, and a packet of stationery to continue the practice of meaningful letter writing long after the workshop ends.
Tea, coffee, and light snacks will be served.

Local Event: The Art of Letter-Writing: Inspired by The Paper House

The Art of Letter-Writing: Inspired by The...

Rediscover the beauty and meaning of putting pen to paper. Inspired by Barbara Josselsohn’s The Paper House, this creative...

The Art of Letter-Writing: Inspired by The Paper House

Spend an evening with best-selling author Jacqueline 
Friedland and moderator Vanessa Kroll Bennett as they discuss 
Friedland’s newest novel, Breathing Under Water. 
In
 this moving story of resilience, family, and unexpected connection, two
 women facing challenges find their lives intertwined through a teenage 
boy with autism. As each navigates impossible choices and personal 
struggles, they discover the strength that can emerge through 
compassion, community, and the willingness to accept help.
Moderated
 by Vanessa Kroll Bennett, the conversation will explore the inspiration
 behind the novel, Jacqueline’s writing process, and the themes of 
motherhood, caregiving, sacrifice, and human connection that shape the 
story. Audience members will have the opportunity to ask questions 
during the Q&amp;A, followed by time to mingle and have their books 
signed.
Admission: $36 (includes a copy of the book)

Local Event: Stories That Stay With Us | In Conversation: Breathing Under Water with Jacqueline Friedland

Stories That Stay With Us | In Conversation:...

Spend an evening with best-selling author Jacqueline 
Friedland and moderator Vanessa Kroll Bennett as they discuss...

Stories That Stay With Us | In Conversation: Breathing Under Water with Jacqueline Friedland

Gather in the sukkah for an evening of festive 
cocktails, delicious snacks, and great company. A professional 
mixologist from Clink with Colleen will demonstrate how to create 
seasonal, fall-inspired cocktails perfect for the holiday season and 
share tips and techniques you can use at home.
Enjoy a relaxed and social atmosphere as you sip, snack, and celebrate Sukkot with friends old and new.

Local Event: Mixology in the Sukkah

Mixology in the Sukkah

Gather in the sukkah for an evening of festive 
cocktails, delicious snacks, and great company. A professional 
mixologist from...

This series, offered by DOROT at the JCCMW, is designed for individuals to build community as they learn, discuss, and reflect on the logistical and social challenges of aging with independence.&nbsp;
You need not live alone or without family to participate in and benefit from this program. All adults ages 60+ are encouraged to join. The program is offered at no cost, thanks to the generosity of the Westchester Men’s Giving Circle, UJA Federation of New York.&nbsp;
Over the course of six weeks, DOROT’s trained facilitator and discussion group leaders will guide you through topics related to your solo aging journey, including building community, housing considerations, financial and legal matters, and more.&nbsp;
If you’re an older adult, living or feeling alone, aging without family support, or seeking meaningful connections, we welcome you!&nbsp;
DOROT Westchester is proud to offer this program in collaboration with the JCCMW.
Registration is required.
Questions about the Aging Alone Together workshop? Email&nbsp;<a href="mailto:infowestchester@dorotusa.org" target="_blank">infowestchester@dorotusa.org</a> or call (914) 485-8361.

Local Event: Aging Alone Together®

Aging Alone Together®

This series, offered by DOROT at the JCCMW, is designed for individuals to build community as they learn, discuss, and reflect...

Save the Date!
Join us for our 3rd Annual Women’s Health Summit, a day of wellness, connection, and inspiration. Whether you join for the lunchtime keynote featuring Jenn Sherman and Lindsay Pinchuk, or spend the entire morning with us, you’ll leave with fresh ideas and practical tools for living well.
Highlights include:
<ul><li>A keynote conversation with Peloton instructor and midlife advocate Jenn Sherman, and entrepreneur, podcast host, and marketing expert Lindsay Pinchuk, about wellness, reinvention, and embracing every stage of life with confidence and joy</li><li>Interactive workshops focused on health, wellness, and personal growth (e.g., Sound Bath, Reiki, Pilates…)</li><li>Practical strategies for self-care and well-being</li><li>Meaningful connections with other women&nbsp;in our community</li><li>Insights grounded in purpose, resilience, and Jewish values</li></ul>
Featured Speakers
Jenn Sherman
Jenn Sherman is Peloton’s original cycling instructor and the founder of The Back Nine Era, a community dedicated to helping women embrace midlife with strength, intention, and joy. With her best friend, Pam Sunshine, she also co-creates content on Sunny + Jenn about friendship and midlife. Jenn has become a leading voice on connection, reinvention, and living fully in every chapter of life.

Lindsay Pinchuk
Lindsay Pinchuk is a 7-figure exited founder, podcast host of the Top 0.5% podcast Dear FoundHer…, and marketing consultant with nearly 25 years of brand-building experience. Lindsay helps build businesses using simple marketing strategies and empowers them to stand up for their values, in business, and in life.&nbsp;

Local Event: JCCMW Women’s Health Summit: Featuring Jenn Sherman and Lindsay Pinchuk

JCCMW Women’s Health Summit: Featuring Jenn...

Save the Date!
Join us for our 3rd Annual Women’s Health Summit, a day of wellness, connection, and inspiration. Whether you...

JCCMW Women’s Health Summit: Featuring Jenn Sherman and Lindsay Pinchuk

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Jeff Edwards

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Mount Vernon

Scarsdale

Harrison

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Jay Estate

Join us for a reception with the artist on Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 5:30pm. Registration link coming soon!

It is deeply meaningful to share these sculptures at the Jay Heritage Center, a place rooted in the history of American diplomacy. Here, they connect the story of our modern embassies abroad with John Jay’s legacy as a statesman at home and diplomat abroad. — Jorge Otero-Pailos
<h3>About the Work</h3>
Analogue Sites is a series of steel sculptures by Spanish-American artist and preservationist Jorge Otero-Pailos, created in 2019 from fencing salvaged during the preservation of the U.S. Embassy in Oslo, designed by Finnish-American modernist master Eero Saarinen. Otero-Pailos transformed this material as a way of preserving its layered history and drawing attention to the U.S. Embassy Program—an unprecedented Cold War–era initiative by the State Department that made modernist architecture and the arts central to American diplomacy abroad. These sculptures raise awareness of these embassies at a time when they are being decommissioned and left with little to no preservation protection.
At the Jay Heritage Center, two works are placed symmetrically in the restored garden parterres, framing the central path. Their mirrored placement reflects themes of balance and reciprocity central to diplomacy and honors John Jay’s historic missions to Spain, France, and England, and his role as a founding figure in American diplomacy.
Sculptures from this series have been exhibited in New York on Park Avenue; in London at Regent’s Park and at Winfield House, the residence of the U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom; and in Washington, D.C., at the National Museum of American Design.

Otero-Pailos is an internationally recognized New York–based artist, architect, and preservationist known for his monumental casts of historical buildings. He has exhibited at prestigious venues such as the Venice Art Biennale and the British Parliament, and his works are held in major museum collections. Otero-Pailos also teaches and directs the Historic Preservation program at Columbia University GSAPP.
Photo by Simon Cherry&nbsp; © Otero-Pailos Studio

Local Event: Analogue Sites by Jorge Otero-Pailos

Analogue Sites by Jorge Otero-Pailos

Join us for a reception with the artist on Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 5:30pm. Registration link coming soon!

It is deeply...

The Jay Heritage Center in Rye, New York will celebrate America at 250 with a toast to Jay Medal honorees Pulitzer Prize-winning author Annette Gordon-Reed, the Carl M. Loeb University Professor at Harvard University and award-winning Lincoln historian Harold Holzer.
The Jay Medal for Service was created in 2012 to recognize individuals who demonstrate a selfless spirit of commitment to and engagement with their community mirroring the multifaceted contributions of John Jay and his descendants. These honorees have demonstrated through their life's work that our shared narratives as a country, complicated as they are, can be better illuminated through the highest caliber of ongoing scholarship and advocacy. Honorees are selected for their excellence in the fields of American history, environmental stewardship, social justice or civic engagement.
Joining the celebration will be Chief Judge of the State of New York and the New York Court of Appeals, Honorable Rowan D. Wilson and historian and philanthropist Elihu Rose who will present the awards at JHC's annual Soirée. Special guests will include David Blight, Frank Cogliano, Joanne Freeman, and Beverly Gage.

The Jay Medal Soirée will be held Saturday, September 19, 2026 at the Jay Estate from 5:30-9:30pm. Cocktails, dinner, award ceremony and dancing. Cocktail Attire.
<a href="https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/hh4hwzr/lp/2df39049-73d1-4b5e-8196-3cbfafe00fd4" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">PURCHASE ADVANCE TABLES AND TICKETS HERE</a> Scroll down for more info about tables and tickets. Request a print invitation by emailing <a href="mailto:jayheritagecenter@gmail.com" target="_blank">jayheritagecenter@gmail.com</a>

Local Event: Jay Medal Soirée

Jay Medal Soirée

The Jay Heritage Center in Rye, New York will celebrate America at 250 with a toast to Jay Medal honorees Pulitzer...

Make this your season of creativity! Our fall weekly clay classes for adults offer hands&#8209;on learning in wheel throwing, handbuilding, and sculpture, guided by practicing artists.
Fall Term: Sept 9 &ndash; Oct 27, 2026 Choose your perfect fit:
<ul><li>Wheel for Beginners &mdash; Thursdays 10am</li><li>Surface Design &mdash; Fridays 1pm</li><li>Thrown &amp; Altered &mdash; Tuesdays 6pm</li><li>Cone 6 Guided Study &mdash; Wednesdays 10am&nbsp;</li></ul>
Plus: Clay Exploration for ages 11&ndash;16 &mdash; Sundays 10:30am
And if you&rsquo;re looking for a one&#8209;time clay experience, we&rsquo;ve got you covered: 
<ul><li>Maker Nights (Ages 17+) &mdash; Fridays 7&ndash;9pm. Try the potter&rsquo;s wheel in a fun, relaxed class perfect for date nights, friends, or co&#8209;workers.</li><li>Saturday Clay (Ages 6+ with a parent/guardian) &mdash; Saturdays, 2-4pm. Explore handbuilding together in a family&#8209;friendly studio session.</li><li>Family Wheel (Ages 10+ with a parent/guardian) &mdash; Saturdays 5&ndash;7pm for a shared wheel&#8209;throwing experience.</li></ul>
Whether you&rsquo;re starting fresh or leveling up, fall is the time to dive in. Enrollment is open &mdash; claim your spot today.
Visit <a href="http://www.clayartcenter.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">www.clayartcenter.org</a>

Weekly and One-time Classes this Fall for...

Make this your season of creativity! Our fall weekly clay classes for adults offer hands‑on learning in wheel throwing, handbuilding, and sculpture...

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