… Our cultural events range from visiting museums, to attending the theatre, to taking painting classes, to whatever else we can think of to do. Some of our activities allow us to try something new or just do something together. In May there will be a historical self guided tour with docents along the way at a cemetery and a walk at the North Carolina Art Museum. In June there will be a visit to NC Museum of Life and Sciences. In July we are going to play mini golf. I hope to do some more outdoor …

Sometimes, as an artist, you need a little help working through your problems. We get stuck, get "artist's block," or can't seem to finalize that idea for your next painting. The purpose of this group is to get artists together to communicate their ideas and concepts and to give and receive feedback from a group of their peers. We welcome any artists struggling with a concept or idea as well any artist who would like to assist in the conversation.

Starting Jan 1st, We will be organizing workshops in many many areas. Just to name a few: Jewelry making Makeup Sewing Embroidery Recycle special including Jewelry from can tops, plastic bottle flowers, can art, plastic container vases, glass bottle decor for home and many many more ideas coming up. Center pieces and wreaths for all occasions Flower arrangement Picture frames Sun catchers Kids art Some painting techniques Tie and Die Canvas painting..Acrylics..Abstracts and forms Flower making T …

This is a group for lesbians (over the age of 21) that love to do creative things! This group was started as a knitting group but lets face it sometimes knitting can get boring or you just want a break.  If you enjoy creative arts and crafts as I do then let's get creative/craft together -- we can do all kinds of things from photography, pottery, painting, drawing, cooking, etc...   I'd like to do at least one class a year, like a painting class at Durham Arts Center or a Cooking Class or a pott …

Our group supports the Friends of African & African American Art (FAAAA) which is an affiliate group of the North Carolina Museum of Art.  The goal of FAAAA is to enrich and enhance the Museum's collection of African art and African American art.  They also provide educational programming, organize social events and raise funds to secure acquisitions for the NCMA collection. Our group also supports the Hayti Heritage Center.  It is located in Durham, NC and is dedicated to African American cultu …

… Our students are between 16-18 years old, come from a variety of countries around the world and are interested in many different activities including: skiing, baseball, soccer, volleyball, hiking/camping, basketball,scouts, youth groups, art, dance, music, reading, math/science, choir, band, drawing and painting. Without host families this program would not be possible. Host families only need to provide a bed for the student and meals at home; all other expenses are the student's responsibility …

… Together we will make joyful things through painting, cooking, collages, or blessing scrolls (and other creative outlets). Naddazip-NO art experience is necessary to participate, just an open heart and willingness to help each other and try something new. ♥ The benefactors of our creations will be chosen by the Circle, but basically people (known or unknown), organizations, or outright Random Acts of Kindness campaigns. Our creations aspire to touch, uplift, love, and help people in the Raleigh …

… Workshop ideas include (but are by no means limited to): paper crafts--cards, stamping, intro to scrapbooking, leather stamping, beading, wire wrapping, metal stamping, book binding, gardening, cooking, stained glass, sewing basics, microscope slide jewelry, photography, chain maile, embroidery, crochet, knitting, modifying books, felting, painting, ATCs (artist trading cards), glass etching... you name it! We all know that it can be advantageous to share supplies, especially before someone …

… We are also presently painting the major arcana tarot series of the Paul Foster Case deck. Come and enjoy the invigorating discussions, reflections and insights. This study group is free of charge and open to the public, so invite your friends. We thank our returning members for your continued participation, and look forward to meeting with you at our next session! Please note: Currently this group is NOT sponsored by Builders of the Adytum, but is working to meet the requirements of a B.O.T.A. …