he Fine Arts are traditionally thought of as those arts for which the beauty of the artifact or production is an end in itself. The Fine Arts may produce something useful, but they need not. They need only to be objectively and admirably beautiful. When students learn the skills, techniques, and forms of these various arts, they are provided with a framework through which they may communicate their own artistic visions.

We invite you to join us to learn these skills, techniques, and forms! Choose from long-standing favorites like drawing classes with Christine Jennings or architecture with Mrs. G., or one of our classes in digital art, theater and film, photography, and music. Whatever your artistic interest or level of skill, we can teach you the craft and practice to manifest your own artistic vision in the creation of beautiful things.