Introduction to Silver Smithing: Rings
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the fundamentals of silversmithing as you create your own custom ring. Guided step-by-step, you’ll measure and cut metal, then hammer it to fit your exact finger size. You’ll also construct and solder a bezel setting, carefully securing a stone of your choice to your ring. To finish, you’ll add your personal touch with a brushed, polished, or patinated surface—resulting in a one-of-a-kind piece of wearable art.
Saturday, November 1
10 am – 4:30 pm
Instructor: Jill Atkins
Age: Adult (16+) | Beginner and Intermediate
Long Pose Figure in Any Medium
In this class students will work from a live, nude model, and a single pose for the entire 6 hour session. Long pose figure drawing gives students the time to develop a drawing beyond a gesture, and focus on more accurate measurements, as well as taking a deeper dive into value. Feel free to bring in any drawing or painting mediums for this class. There will be materials in the classroom for students to use. This class runs like an open studio, and the instructor will be present to give as much or as little instruction as each student requests.
*Note: There will be a 1 hour lunch break from 1 – 2 pm.
Saturday, December 20
10 am – 5pm
Instructor: Rachel Moseley
Age: Adult (18+) | All levels
Supply list: Show email confirmation at Nevada Fine Arts for a 10% discount.
- 18×24″ US Art Supply Canvas Pad (can be found on Amazon)
- Long handle flat brushes, various sizes
- Turpenoid odorless mineral spirits
- Pallet or pallet paper
- Roll of blue shop paper towels
- vine charcoal
- compressed charcoal
- HB, 2b, 4b, 6b charcoal pencil
- Pastels
- Suggested oil paints:
- Lamp black
- Titanium white
- Alizarin Crimson
Long Pose Figure in Any Medium
In this class students will work from a live, nude model, and a single pose for the entire 6 hour session. Long pose figure drawing gives students the time to develop a drawing beyond a gesture, and focus on more accurate measurements, as well as taking a deeper dive into value. Feel free to bring in any drawing or painting mediums for this class. There will be materials in the classroom for students to use. This class runs like an open studio, and the instructor will be present to give as much or as little instruction as each student requests.
*Note: There will be a 1 hour lunch break from 1 – 2 pm.
Saturday, November 29
10 am – 5pm
Instructor: Rachel Moseley
Age: Adult (18+) | All levels
Supply list: Show email confirmation at Nevada Fine Arts for a 10% discount.
- 18×24″ US Art Supply Canvas Pad (can be found on Amazon)
- Long handle flat brushes, various sizes
- Turpenoid odorless mineral spirits
- Pallet or pallet paper
- Roll of blue shop paper towels
- vine charcoal
- compressed charcoal
- HB, 2b, 4b, 6b charcoal pencil
- Pastels
- Suggested oil paints:
- Lamp black
- Titanium white
- Alizarin Crimson
Long Pose Figure in Any Medium
In this class students will work from a live, nude model, and a single pose for the entire 6 hour session. Long pose figure drawing gives students the time to develop a drawing beyond a gesture, and focus on more accurate measurements, as well as taking a deeper dive into value. Feel free to bring in any drawing or painting mediums for this class. There will be materials in the classroom for students to use. This class runs like an open studio, and the instructor will be present to give as much or as little instruction as each student requests.
*Note: There will be a 1 hour lunch break from 1 – 2 pm.
Saturday, October 18
10 am – 5pm
Instructor: Rachel Moseley
Age: Adult (18+) | All levels
Supply list: Show email confirmation at Nevada Fine Arts for a 10% discount.
- 18×24″ US Art Supply Canvas Pad (can be found on Amazon)
- Long handle flat brushes, various sizes
- Turpenoid odorless mineral spirits
- Pallet or pallet paper
- Roll of blue shop paper towels
- vine charcoal
- compressed charcoal
- HB, 2b, 4b, 6b charcoal pencil
- Pastels
- Suggested oil paints:
- Lamp black
- Titanium white
- Alizarin Crimson
Clothing Alterations 101: Learn to Hem and Repair
Do you have a piece of clothing that you’ve always wanted to fix or alter? This is the class for you! Bring in any article(s) of clothing that need alterations or repairing except for clothing with waterproofing material. Students will work under the guidance of the instructor and learn introductory techniques for altering and repairing your clothing. Some sewing machine experience is helpful. The Museum will have machines for students to use during class.
*Note: Only bring in your machine if you are very familiar with using it.
Thursday, September 25
5:30 – 8:30 pm
Instructor: Selah Peña
Age: Adult (16+) | All levels
Book Arts: Accordions
In this workshop, we’ll be exploring several different accordion fold book structures, such as the Flag Book, Panorama Book, Tunnel Book, and more! Starting with the basic accordion fold, students will learn how to use the accordion fold as the basis for several different non-traditional and sculptural book structures, opening new creative possibilities in creating artist books. All materials and tools will be provided and no prior bookbinding experience necessary!
Sunday, November 2
10 am – 3 pm
Instructor: Bobby Lee
Age: Adult ( 16+) | All Levels
Book Arts: Intro to Book Binding
Learn how to make your own books and journals in this hands-on introduction to bookbinding workshop. Starting with a brief introduction to the form of the book, students will learn how to identify different parts of the book and plan out materials and content. Using basic bookbinding tools and techniques, students will learn 3-4 different binding structures and leave with finished models that can be used as journals and sketchbooks or as reference models for creating your own at home. These skills will provide a foundation that can be built upon to create more advanced structures. All materials and tools will be provided and no prior bookbinding experience necessary!
Sunday, December 7
10 am – 3 pm
Instructor: Bobby Lee
Age: Adult ( 16+) | All Levels
Book Arts: Intro to Book Binding
Learn how to make your own books and journals in this hands-on introduction to bookbinding workshop. Starting with a brief introduction to the form of the book, students will learn how to identify different parts of the book and plan out materials and content. Using basic bookbinding tools and techniques, students will learn 3-4 different binding structures and leave with finished models that can be used as journals and sketchbooks or as reference models for creating your own at home. These skills will provide a foundation that can be built upon to create more advanced structures. All materials and tools will be provided and no prior bookbinding experience necessary!
Sunday, October 19
10 am – 3 pm
Instructor: Bobby Lee
Age: Adult ( 16+) | All Levels
Creative Writing: Short Stories
What makes a story unforgettable? In this class, students will explore the art of short story writing by learning how to craft engaging narratives that capture a reader’s imagination. Unlike news or business writing, creative writing prioritizes storytelling over strict facts, allowing room for invention, personal experiences, and even reimagined fairy tales. Through guided exercises, students will practice key elements of storytelling—such as character development, setting, dialogue, and conflict—while experimenting with both real-life inspiration and pure fiction. By the end of the class, participants will have written their own short stories and discovered tools to continue their creative writing journey.
Saturday, December 6
10 am – 3 pm
Instructor: Em Tomeo
Ages: Adult (16+) | All Levels
Creative Writing: Short Stories
What makes a story unforgettable? In this class, students will explore the art of short story writing by learning how to craft engaging narratives that capture a reader’s imagination. Unlike news or business writing, creative writing prioritizes storytelling over strict facts, allowing room for invention, personal experiences, and even reimagined fairy tales. Through guided exercises, students will practice key elements of storytelling—such as character development, setting, dialogue, and conflict—while experimenting with both real-life inspiration and pure fiction. By the end of the class, participants will have written their own short stories and discovered tools to continue their creative writing journey.
Saturday, November 1
10 am – 3 pm
Instructor: Em Tomeo
Ages: Adult (16+) | All Levels