Art Classes
At the Northfield Arts Guild, we offer a diverse range of visual art classes to inspire creativity and enhance skills for all levels, for which you can pre-register. Whether you are exploring the world of ceramics, figure drawing, canvas making, or painting in our guided sessions or enjoying the freedom to create in our open studio sessions, we provide the space, equipment, and guidance to support your artistic journey. There are classes for everyone at any level of experience and age!
Summer Art & Art History Camp (weekly options from June – August)
Embark on a unique artistic journey with Northfield Arts Guild’s Art & Art History Camp, where we’ll explore the captivating theme of ‘Memoryscapes.’ Rising K-12 artists will delve into how memories shape our perceptions, translating personal experiences into visual art. Discover diverse art styles, create your own ‘Memoryscape’ masterpieces, and showcase your work in a real art exhibit. This camp is a blend of art history, creative expression, and personal storytelling.
AM programming includes a more focused learning experience dealing with the camp theme “Memoryscapes” and will focus on specific projects developed throughout the week that will be showcased in a final exhibit. *Projects for each session noted below programming dates.
PM programming is more exploratory and will feature open studio time. Artists will get to explore a variety of two or three-dimensional media. We will do some walking field trips around the downtown area to visit local artist studios.
Lunch & Recess will allow kids to walk to central park (weather permitting) and eat a home lunch. There will be free play as well as some outdoor art activities available to kids. Must be registered in AM and/or PM programming.
Registration is ala carte. You may choose any combination of AM/PM/Lunch & Recess. Each option is M-F. All sessions in the art studio in the lower level of the Arts Guild. Age based on grade level going into the 2025-2026 school year.
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Creating Community Club
The Creating Community Club (CCC) is an eight-week series designed for young adults on the autism spectrum to explore art in a welcoming and supportive environment. Led by experienced instructor Tasha Bokman, the program features hands-on activities such as hand-building clay, paper, stained glass, and painting. It emphasizes step-by-step guidance to ensure an enjoyable and engaging experience for all participants.
Classes run weekly from February 12th to April 2nd
Dates: February 12, 19, 26, March 5, 12, 19, 26, and April 2
$19 per session
Join us in fostering creativity, connection, and fun! (REGISTER)
