November Global Passport: The Navajo Nation (10/28-11/18/2026)

Pack your bags, we're traveling the world! In this class we'll explore a different country or nation every month and learn about their culture, environment, and more. These sessions differ from our previous classes, as you register for four weeks at a time. This is so we can cover broader topics and work on projects that carry over from class to class.

This month, we're sticking close to home and learning about a Nation within our own borders. We're learning about this historic & present day Navajo/Diné people!

Deciduous Forest: Looking at Leaves – Biome Builders 11/4/2026

This class, aimed at younger students, focuses on habitats from around the world. Each month we will explore a different biome and learn about the animals and plants that call it home. Children will work on a different project or hands-on activity each week.

This month, we're exploring the deciduous forest! Today, we're comparing the types of leaves put off by broadleaf trees, and how they are different from conifers.

Lapidary Open Studio

Come in to work on lapidary projects independently, with an instructor available to assist or answer questions. Space is limited, but you are welcome to bring projects from home or start fresh here. experience is preferred

Ceramics Open Studio 1.5 Hours

Come on in to finish pieces you worked on in our other classes like Family Ceramics, Youth Ceramics, Beginners Ceramics, Beginners' Wheel, and Partner Ceramics

American Sign Language for Adults – Intermediate (9/14-11/4/2026)

Join our immersive ASL course taught by native signers. This class focuses on practical and conversational signs so you can gain confidence in your communication skills.

Our youth class is taught separately at the same time, so you can learn as a family. See the Special Interest section for those classes.