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GOING OUT GUIDE:
Warm Fuzzies
Round Hill Arts Center's first fiber arts exhibit!
On display 12 pm - 4 pm through March 1st.
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Fun Kids' Classes
Exploring Ceramics with Hannah Janney
Saturdays, February 7 through 28, 10:00 am to 12 pm, $100 plus $10 materials, Ages 7 & up.
A fun weekly adventure in clay. Learn hand-building, wheel, sculpture, and glazing techniques.
Youth Ceramics Workshop with Amy Marple
Saturdays, 1 pm - 3pm, $100 plus $10 materials fee for four sessions, Ages 9 & up, beginning Saturday, February 14.
A workshop designed for older kids, tweens, and teens. Make decorative and functional pottery using handbuilding, wheel and sculptural techniques.
More Classes and Summer Camps Coming Soon!
 check out our listings on www.roundhillartscenter.org
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We offer Private Art Classes,
Fun Birthday Parties,
Creative Meetings & More!
We can help you create a unique event for children or adults. Learn pottery, jewelry, painting, sculpture, printmaking and more in a fun and relaxed environment.
For schedule information,
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Handwarmers & Heartwarmers
February's Family Friday: Valentines Open Studio with Kara Laughlin
Friday, February 6, 6:30 - 9:00 pm, $25 per family; pizza, materials and drinks included. All ages.
Artist and author Kara Laughlin will show you how to think outside the prepackaged box in a valentine-making extravaganza! Follow along as we make pop-up valentines, a fortune-teller valentine, and a secret message valentine. Or just come and freestyle-we'll have doilies, glitter, stickers, paper punches, and everything else you need to make cards your valentines will love.
Beginning Stained Glass with Jennifer Pelton
Saturdays, February 7 through March 21, 1 pm to 5 pm; $100 plus tools and materials costs (costs will vary depending on student choices) Age 16 & up.
Jen Pelton will get you started in the art of stained glass! Students will each construct a 12" x 14" panel using the copper foil method. Learn basic color planning and design as well as cutting, foiling, soldering and framing techniques.
Marvels of Monotype with Jessica Wilson
Sunday, February 8, 2 pm - 5 pm, $80 includes materials fee; Age 16 & up. Class size limited to six students.
Monotype is a fluid medium for artists to experiment with. In this workshop (second of a series) we will be working with water-based inks and cover viscosity, ghost images, and the use of stencils.
Master Class: The Artist's Critique with Catherine Hillis
Monday, February 9, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm, $5 for LAC Members, $10 for non-members.
The Loudoun Arts Council is partnering with Round Hill Arts Center to present a series of monthly critique sessions with painter Catherine Hillis. Painters may bring up to two pieces of completed artwork to be critiqued.
February's Handy Hour: Starting Seeds Indoors
Friday, February 13, 6:30 - 8:30 pm, $20 plus $5 materials fee; Ages 21 & up.
It may be cold outside, but we can get a jump on spring gardening by learning to start healthy garden plants indoors. Julia Brizendene of Feed Loudoun - Plant a Row for the Hungry will show you how to start seedlings that will thrive. Refreshments included.
Knitting in the Round With Kathy Reed: Handwarmers
Sunday, February 22, 1 pm - 3 pm, $25, Ages 12 & up, * material list will be provided upon registration.
Join Kathy for the second workshop in the series to make a pair of make wrist warmers. Learn:
- to cast on and manage double pointed needles
- joining
- shaping
Required skills: basic knit and purl stitches.
Painting & Drawing Studio (Life Drawing)
Every Tuesday, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm; $10 per person, Age 18 & up; bring your own drawing supplies.
Need more information about any of our great events? Visit our website:
or email the Arts Center Manager at
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