Every Sunday January 9th through February 13th, 2:00-3:00 p.m. The mountain dulcimer is a sweet-sounding, three-stringed instrument with roots in the Appalachian mountains. It’s easy to learn, even for people with no musical experience!
These simple copper earrings are a great way to learn how to solder premade bezel cups and set cabochons while making something unique for yourself or a gift.
A special book group discussion for Black History Month. The visionary author’s masterpiece pulls us—along with her Black female hero—through time to face the horrors of slavery and explore the impacts of racism, sexism, and white supremacy then and now.
Workshop participants will learn the basics of beading with seed beads, sizes 10/o and 11/o, as well as a two-needle process in order to construct a beaded neck bag. This method of bead stitching is referred to as "contour" and "lane" bead stitching.
"An Invitation to the Lighter Side;" Artworks from women exploring humor and the joys that keep us going through challenging times. The exhibit opens February 26 - March 28, 2022.
Join us for a virtual tour of our annual women’s exhibit, this year’s theme is "An Invitation to the Lighter Side; Artworks from women exploring humor and the joys that keep us going through challenging times."
Learn the basics of adding color to metal through enameling. Enameling uses finely ground glass which is fused to the metal using a heat source such as a torch or kiln.
Susan Murrell’s work investigates an expanding concept of landscape as our perspective continues to shift amid the climate crisis. Her paintings, installations, and works on paper have been created as a meditation on passageways, life transitions, and the constancy of matter.
Explore a variety of collaging techniques and materials. Play with design, layering, color, and transparency with Janis Carper.
Wallowa Songs, with songwriters Heidi Muller, Kate Power, and Lennie Anderson.
Join us at this in person event for live music, drinks, and hors d'oeuvres. Award winners will be announced at 8pm, come early and vote for people's choice!
Learn through art with lessons in drawing, painting & and a variety of other mediums. 9-10am; ages 5-7
Young artists will create a wide diversity of forms using handbuilding techniques. Class includes clay, glazes and firing.
10am-12pm Clay || (ages 12-17) PROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED
Learn through art with lessons in drawing, painting & and a variety of other mediums.
Young artists will create a wide diversity of forms using handbuilding techniques. Class includes clay, glazes and firing.
Young artists age 7-11 will create a wide diversity of forms using handbuilding techniques. Class includes clay, glazes and firing.
Zoom discussion for International Women's Month book group, with a wonderful book of optimism and hope by Jane Goodall.
Join us Sunday, April 10, 2022 at 3pm for a reception at The Josephy Center to celebrate much of “Beautiful Games,” with updates from regional reservations and current contests that bring “Native Sport” and athletes to Eastern Oregon and the Wallowa's today.
Join us for out Native Sport exhibit, running through May 12!
In this class you will learn the basics of needle felting and will create a small spring time animal figure to take home.
Robyn and Mike Burns are the owners of Burns Violins and will be exploring the inner workings of a full service violin shop. Talking about music making as an integral part of the community, showcasing a violin salon, exploring some light history of violin making, and sharing a tune or two!