Join us for a Spooky Season Candle Session in the Historic District of Downtown Rochester. During this session, Lavender & Violas will guide you through candle making with soy candle wax, wicks, dried florals, citrus and more. You will have a choice between white soy wax or black soy wax...
Join us for a Spooky Season Paint Session in the Historic District of Downtown Rochester! We’ll guide you step by step as you create your own version of this painting on a 12x12 canvas. No experience needed! Paint colors are always customizable, and we encourage creative freedom. For this class,...
Join us for our newest kids Halloween paint class! This paint class is great for ages 6+. Background colors are always customizable! We’ll guide you step by step as you create your own version of this painting on an 11x14 canvas. No experience needed! Paint colors are always customizable, and...
Join us for a relaxing time in Historic Downtown Rochester! Interested in playing with clay and creating a hand built pottery piece of your own? This is the class for you! Join us as we welcome Katie from George Pottery. Katie will guide you through creating your own ceramic lantern....
Join us for our newest kids Halloween paint class! This paint class is great for ages 6+. Background colors are always customizable! We’ll guide you step by step as you create your own version of this painting on an 11x14 canvas. No experience needed! Paint colors are always customizable, and...
Join us for a Spooky Season Window Cling Class in the Historic District of Downtown Rochester! In this class you will be lead in a step by step guide to creating your own spooky (or not spooky) window clings. You can choose one more detailed window cling design during class,...
Join us for a Spooky Season Paint Session in the Historic District of Downtown Rochester! We’ll guide you step by step as you create your own version of this painting on an 11x14 canvas. No experience needed! Paint colors are always customizable, and we encourage creative freedom. AND we have...
