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Let There Be Light by Hanna Sawyer

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WINTER 2015

AT THE ARTS COUNCIL The Holland Area Arts Council is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating, engaging and challenging the community through the arts.

Register early at hollandarts.org or 616-396-3278. Classes fill up quickly!

SUPPORT THE ARTS COUNCIL Giving to the Holland Area Arts Council means supporting initiatives that stimulate, cultivate and promote art within our community. The Lakeshore has a rich tradition of creativity worth nurturing and growing. A donation of your time, talent or funds will keep this creative spirit alive for generations.

JOIN Become a member. Support the Holland Area Arts Council with a yearly membership contribution and enjoy the benefits of membership at the various levels, starting with discounts on most of our course offerings. Call, go online or visit to learn more and become a member or the Arts Council.

Student

$25

Individual

$45

Household

$60

Patron

$100

Donor

$250

Sponsor

$500

Benefactor $1000

VOLUNTEER Volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization! They serve as community ambassadors and we could not operate without them.

Our volunteers have contributed many important ideas and talents. Whether you are contributing your time or talents to the Holland Area Arts Council, your involvement satisfies our mission. Being an Arts Council volunteer can be a boost for your resume, but many sign up just to connect with community. The Arts Council is a great place to start. Upon completion of 30 hours of volunteer service, you will be rewarded with a tuition waiver for the class of your choice. Contact our volunteer coordinator, Margaret Foreman, for more information at 616-396-3278 or email her at margaret@hollandarts.org.

DONATE The Arts Council is always in need of donated items.

Fulfilling our wish list is a great way for you to assist us in our mission. On our wishlist right now: • 5 electric pottery wheels • Ten-foot aluminum step ladder • 9 ounce plastic cups for receptions • Arches watercolor paper • Wine for receptions (we like Fenn Valley) • Liquitex acrylic paint • Laptops for computer graphics lab • Book shelves for our art library

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THE ARTS FOR YOU PUBLIC ART Part of the Holland Area Arts Council’s role in the community is to oversee public art projects. These initiatives give artists an opportunity to display their talents and creativity while drawing the public into a lively and robust conversation about the arts.

From “Pigs on Parade,” “Towering Tulips,” “South Shore Village Murals,” to the “ReMastered,” “See the Z” and “ReCycled” avenue banners, public art projects delight and engage our community.

See the ReCycle Banner by Ellen Tanis Awad

GRANTS The Holland Area Arts Council serves as the Regranting Coordinator for Allegan, Mason, Muskegon, Oceana and Ottawa Counties. The Minigrant program is a grant-giving partnership funded by the State of Michigan through the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA) and administered by agencies in each region of the state. Minigrants provide funds for locally-developed, high-quality arts and cultural projects: special opportunities to address local arts and cultural needs and increase public access to arts and culture. For more information on Minigrants, visit hollandarts.org/regranting.

PROGRAMS

Saturday Drop-In Artmaking Our art room will be open for creativity every Saturday! Drop your kids off or stay and play. Each week, Arts Council staff and volunteers will lead a new project – check the Facebook page to see the project of the week. This weekly drop-in is great for all ages, but kids under 5 will need a parent to stay and help.

Ongoing • Saturdays • Returning January 10 • 10:30 am - 12:30 pm • One for $10 • Two for $15 • Accompanying adults are free • All ages (under 5 must stay with parent) No pre-registration.

Spring Break Camp – Tubular!

Instructor: Arts Council Staff This spring break, treat your kids to a tubular art experience! We have a boatload of large cardboard tubes and, boy, are we going to build some crazy-fun stuff with them. We’ll design, build, paint, sculpt and maybe even create kinetic motion. The crew will also visit the engineering labs at Hope College to see wind tunnels along with other types of testing. We’ll even prepare homemade cannoli in the Arts Council kitchen for a bit of tubular culinary creativity.

Ages 7-12 • Four Days • April 7-10 • 1:00 – 4:00 pm • $84 ($74) • Additional siblings, $55 Summer Break Camp information coming soon!

Art for All

Instructor: Sandie Coffman A unique art program for adults with mental and/or physical disabilities, Art for All creates an opportunity for all individuals in the community to experience the arts. The Art for All program is a year-round class taught once a week for an hour and a half. Student attendance varies from 13 to 20 each week. The cost is $20 per month and scholarships are available from community sponsors. Art for All students are exposed to various forms of art media including printmaking, weaving, clay sculpture, painting, and wood construction, along with dance and movement. Turn the page to learn more about our Art for All program.

Mondays • 6-8 p.m. • Contact Mary Sundstrom at 396-3278 or mary@hollandarts.org for more information.

Third Thursday Bluegrass Jam Sessions!

5:30 - 8:30 p.m.

The Arts Council and Hope College present Bluegrass Jam Sessions! On the third Thursday of every month, a House Band of area musicians will play in our Padnos Gallery for backup. We welcome you to bring your own instruments and join in. The first hour (from 5:30 to 6:30) will be designated specifically as a “Slow Jam,” so musicians of all levels should feel welcome to come and play! There will be lots of sharing musical traditions, but most of all - lots of fun! This program is FREE and we encourage all ages to attend. There is no requirement to participate in the jam - you can just come and enjoy the music.

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ART FOR ALL

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Art for All, a unique art program for mentally and physically impaired adults, began in 1985 as an opportunity for individuals in the community to experience the arts. Original underwriting was by the Life Consultation Center and the class was taught at Hope College’s DePree Center for the Arts. In 1997 the program was absorbed by the Arts Council. Mae Van Ark, a local artist and instructor, led the program and taught the Art for All classes until her retirement in 2009.

Today the Art for All program is a year-round class taught once a week for an hour and a half. The supervising instructor, Sandie Coffman exposes students to various media including printmaking, weaving, clay sculpture, painting, wood construction, dance and movement.

In "Art for All," we build relationships to create a fun-filled, sensorypacked program that enriches our students' abilities to create works of art. We encourage and appreciate the many people from Hope College and the community who come to assist in the classes and projects.

Because of them, value is instilled in our students' lives. Our volunteers find much gratification using their time, talents and energy to witness the joy expressed in the students' accomplishments each week.

Art for All uses themes to bring enjoyment and focus into each arts experience. We provide a variety of artistic materials, which allows us to change the medium each week. We also use creative movement and dance to get the creative juices flowing, enjoying each other's company in the process. Kellee, our movement instructor, leads us as a group and/or one-on-one with creative movement and dance, using music and accessories as needed. She works on specific goals with various students according to their needs and desires.

Art for All meets every Monday at 5:30 pm. Contact Mary Sundstrom for more information at mary@hollandarts.org.

Member prices are in parentheses. To receive a member discount, join the Arts Council!

Prices start at $45 for an Individual Membership.

Register online at www.hollandarts.org, stop by 150 E. 8th Street in Downtown Holland or call (616) 396-3278.

Special Winter Hours (through March 31): Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 10 am to 8 pm Wednesday and Friday,10 am to 5 pm Saturday, 10 am to 3 pm Closed Sunday

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ADULT CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS PRINTMAKING Printmaking Workshop: Introduction to Copper Etching (WPE) Instructor: Lee Ann Frame Here is a rare chance to learn etching with award winning printmaker Lee Ann Frame. She will bring this 500 year old process to life! Create beautiful intaglio prints from copper plates. This workshop covers basic techniques, including plate preparation, ground application, mark making, stopping out, paper prep, inking and registration to finally printing using Lee Ann’s beautiful Conrad Press. This is a fascinating and rewarding process beloved by the likes of Rembrandt, Hopper and Cassatt. No prior printmaking experience is required. Supplies are included.

One Day • Saturday • March 21 • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm • $150 ($140) Jelly Monoprints: An Experimentally Fun Medium (PJM) Instructor: Brenda Jiral Monotype printmaking is a fun, easy-to-learn process that creates exciting results! In this workshop, students will learn printmaking on a gelatin plate. On the first day, Brenda will teach how to make the jelly plate. Then she’ll teach the secrets of creating brilliant, dynamic layers of color, shape and pattern by utilizing the malleability of the gelatin print as well as cut stencils, masks and found objects. All levels of artists can achieve excellent results without the use of a press, and there is no limit to the kinds of images possible -- everything from abstract to representational images. We provide most supplies including non-toxic, water-soluble inks.

Students should bring a pad of all-media paper which can be found at any craft store.

4 weeks • Tuesdays • May 5-26 • 10:00 am - 12:00 pm • $85 ($75) • Room 220

3D WORK

Wire Sculpture (WWS) Instructor: Jessica Bohus Learn the art of drawing with wire. Sculptor Jessica Bohus will teach the techniques of wire sculpture. Learn what gauges and mediums she likes to use and the best tools for the best results. You’ll leave with a creative hanging or standing sculpture and the knowledge to create more interesting projects. Supplies will be provided but bring a sack lunch.

One Day • Saturday • March 7 • 10:00 am - 3:30 pm • $80 ($70) Easy Bookbinding (WBB) Instructor: Katie Bosch Learn the fun and useful art of Coptic bookbinding – in one day! This beautiful style of stitching together books has been used by artists since the 2nd century. Students will first learn about the skills and tools needed to complete a project, such as working with a bone folder, awl and wax.

Then students will assemble every part from cover to cover and leave with a handmade book or journal. Light snacks and coffee will be provided.

Ages 12 & up • One Day • Saturday • March 14 • 10:00 am - 1:00 pm • $60 ($50)

FIBER ARTS

Learn to Crochet (WSC) Instructor: Arlene Tiemeyer Crocheting is fun and easy. In this workshop you’ll learn basic stitches by making a cotton dish cloth. From this knowledge you can expand quickly into making all kinds of garments and dolls.

Bring a ball of 100% cotton Sugar and Spice yarn and a size G needle.

One Day • Saturday • February 7 • 10:00 am - 12:00 pm • $40 ($45) Knitting Socks from the Toe Up Without a Pattern…That Fit! (WSK) Instructor: Arlene Tiemeyer The title says it all! Great for new knitters. Please bring a 4 ounce skein of sock weight yarn in your favorite color and five double-point needle in size 3.

2 weeks • Tuesdays • January 13 & 20 • 5:30 - 7:30 pm • $55 ($45)

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ADULT CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS JEWELRY

Fused Glass Jewelry (JFG) Instructor: Gini Cooper Learn basic techniques for fusing glass jewelry. Great for gift giving! You’ll make earrings, pins and pendants using frits, stringers, dichroic glasses and rich sepia-toned decals using photo-fusing.

Fusing is easy to do even if you’ve never worked with glass before. No prior fusing experience is necessary. Use of tools and materials, including fusible glass, is included.

Session 1 • 5 weeks • Tuesdays • January 20 - February 17 • 5:30 - 7:30 pm • $75 ($60) Session 2 • 5 weeks • Tuesdays • March 10 - April 14 (no class April 7) • 5:30 - 7:30 pm • $75 ($60) Lampwork Glass Jewelry Workshop (WJLB) Instructor: Gini Cooper Fire up the torches and join this exciting introduction to basic glass bead making. Through demonstrations, experimentation, and instructor guidance you will learn how to make your own glass beads. Each bead is a masterpiece in the making! Materials are provided and class size is limited.

Session 1 • One Day • Saturday • January 24 • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm • $70 ($60) Session 2 • One Day • Saturday • February 7 • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm • $70 ($60) Wire-Wrapped Jewelry (JWW) Instructor: Candy Vonk Learn the basics of wire wrapping jewelry. Get to know the different wires available as well as the tools used to create professional looking pieces. In this four-week class we will make earrings, a pendant (free-flow wire wrap) and a wire-wrapped bracelet. Tools and supplies will be provided. No prerequisite knowledge necessary.

Ages 16 & up • 4 weeks • Thursdays • January 22 - February 12 • 5:30 - 7:30 pm • $80 ($70)

Precious Metal Clay Jewelry Workshop (WJPM) Instructor: Gini Cooper Sculpt with silver! Create one-of-a-kind silver pendants, earrings or charms in this fun workshop.

Precious Metal Clay is microscopic pieces of silver mixed with an organic binder to achieve a claylike substance. When fired in a kiln, the binder burns out leaving a fine silver sculpture.

One Day • Saturday • March 7 • 10:00 am – 4:00 pm • $90 ($80)

PAINTING

Watercolor Painting for Beginners (PWC1) Instructor: Brenda Jiral Learn the tips and techniques needed to make beautiful watercolor paintings! During this relaxed six-week class, designed for beginners and returning watercolorists, Brenda will lead students through color and composition, glazing, washes, wet on wet techniques, masks, and other practices to create luminous paintings. Supply list will be provided upon registration.

6 weeks • Tuesdays • January 13 - February 17 • 10:00 am - 12:00 pm • $80 ($64) • Ages 16 & up Intermediate Watercolor Painting (PWC2) Instructor: Brenda Jiral Take your work to the next level. This class is a continuation of Watercolor Painting for Beginners, but those who have previous watercolor experience are welcome too! Supply list will be provided upon registration.

6 weeks • Tuesdays • March 17 - April 21 • 10:00 am - 12:00 pm • $80 ($64) • Ages 16 & up

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CERAMICS

Ceramics and Clay Sculpture, Morning (CAM) Instructor: Kate Lewis This class provides expert artist instruction in wheel throwing, hand building, texturizing, glazing, and firing. Twenty-five pounds of clay, glazing, and firing are included in tuition. Additional clay is available to purchase at $25 for 25 pounds.

This class is limited to people 16 years & older. For ages 10-16, register for the Mixed Age Ceramics & Clay Sculpture class.

Ages 16 and up • 8 weeks • Tuesdays • January 13 - March 3 • 10:00 am - 12:00 pm • $140 ($130) • Rooms 214 & 215 Ceramics and Clay Sculpture, Evening (CPM) Instructor: Kate Lewis See above.

This class is limited to people 16 years & older. For ages 10-16, regsiter for the Mixed Age Ceramics & Clay Sculpture class.

Ages 16 and up • 8 weeks • Tuesdays • January 13 - March 3 • 6:00 - 8:00 pm • $140 ($130) • Rooms 214 & 215 Ceramics and Clay Sculpture, Mixed Age Class (CMA) Instructor: Kate Lewis See above.

Ages 10 and up • 8 weeks • Tuesdays • January 13 - March 3 • 3:30 - 5:30 pm • $140 ($130) • Rooms 214 & 215

DRAWING

Intermediate Drawing (DR2) Instructor: Dennis Nagelkirk This is a drawing class for the person who knows the fundamentals and wants to push a little farther. This intermediate class will offer challenges and critiques with class feedback. Bring a sketchbook, a laptop or tablet, pencil, tortillion and soft eraser.

6 weeks • Mondays • February 9 - March 16 • 6:00 - 8:00 pm • $90 ($80)

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ADULT CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS PHOTOGRAPHY

A Beginner’s Guide to Digital (PDB) Instructor: Jeff Raterink Photographer Jeff Raterink helps you understand the workings of your digital camera so you can learn to take beautiful photos. This class is designed for point-and-shoot cameras, but DSLRs are welcome as well.

Session 1 • 3 weeks • Tuesdays • January 13-27 • 6:30 - 8:30 pm • $52 ($42) Session 2 • 3 weeks • Tuesdays • April 14-28 • 6:30 - 8:30 pm • $52 ($42)

Let’s Get Digital (PDI) Instructor: Jeff Raterink This intermediate class will help you get the most out of your digital SLR camera. You’ll learn about composition and artistry and discover how to use the wonderful tools your camera has to offer.

Please bring a tripod.

Session 1 • 6 weeks • Tuesdays • February 24 - March 31 • 6:30 - 8:30 pm • $78 ($62) Session 2 • 6 weeks • Tuesdays • May 12 - June 16 • 6:30 - 8:30 pm • $78 ($62)

DESIGN

Experiencing Color on a New Level (WEC) Instructor: Sandy Meyer Color should be of special consideration when creating art, and all artists -- amateur and experienced -- who want to create more exciting art through an awareness of color will grow in this workshop. Here, artists will learn to use color in more creative ways as for many, the handling of color is a hit-or-miss affair. By becoming more aware of the properties of color we can become more proficient in the use of it. Learn more in this exciting, fun-filled, one-day workshop. Sandy will cover the history of color, the psychological effects of color, complements, simultaneous contrast, qualitative contrast, spectrum colors and figure-ground relationships. On the day of the workshop, please bring a variety of colored pencils and markers, a journal or sketchbook, a pencil, and scissors. Additional supplies will be provided.

One Day • Saturday • March 21 • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm • $85 ($75)

PASTEL

Oil Pastel Workshop (WOP) Instructor: John Andersen Oil pastels are a relatively new medium developed by Henri Sennelier at the request of Pablo Picasso, who wanted a medium with which he could paint on anything. The result was a combination of the brightness of a pastel and the creamy consistency of a crayon. Award-winning artist, John Andersen will demonstrate and teach the techniques to paint with oil pastels, including using thin washes with mineral spirits, layering, scraping through and blending. Artists of all levels are welcome. Some materials will be provided for experimentation, but a supply list will also be sent upon registration.

One Day • Saturday • February 21 • 10:00 am – 3:00 pm • $100 ($90) Self-Expression Pastel Painting Class (DP) Instructor: Patricia Dee Looking for a great creative release? Patricia teaches you how to work with bold, brilliant strokes of color – or, if preferred, subtle muted tones. In the class you will create an abstract pastel painting, then shape it into an impressionist image with more definition. Pastels are a wonderful way to explore Expressionism as it relates to colors, shapes and emotions. All materials will be supplied.

Ages 16 & up • 6 weeks • Thursdays • March 19 – April 30 (no class April 9) • 5:30 - 7:30 pm • $90 ($80)

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Instructor Jessica Bohus’s wire sculptures

YOUTH CLASSES Saturday Drop-In Artmaking (YSMA) Our art room will be open for creativity every Saturday! Drop your kids off or stay and play. Each week Arts Council staff and volunteers will lead a new project – check the Facebook page to see the project of the week. This weekly drop-in is great for all ages, but kids under 5 will need a parent to stay and help.

Ongoing • Saturdays • Returning January 10 • 10:30 am - 12:30 pm • One for $10 • Two for $15 • Accompanying adults are free • All ages (under 5 must stay with parent) No preregistration.

MINI MONETS

Mini Monets – Creative Parent and Child Fun (YMM1) Instructor: Sandie Coffman Bring your little one in for some guided creative play while we explore penguins! Mom, Dad or Grandparents, stay and create with us! Sandie will begin the visit with story time and then the art making will begin!

Ages 2 to 4 • 4 weeks • Fridays • January 16 - February 6 • 10:00 - 11:00 am • $58 ($47) • Rm 220 Mini Monets 2 – The Fun Continues (YMM2) Bring your little one in for some guided creative play while we explore the books and artwork of Eric Carle, the creator of the Hungry Caterpillar! Mom, Dad or Grandparents: stay and create with us! Sandie will begin the visit with story time and then the art making will begin!

Ages 2 to 4 • 4 weeks • Fridays • February 27 - March 20 • 10:00 - 11:00 am • $58 ($47)

CAMP Spring Break Camp – Tubular! (YSBC) Instructor: Arts Council Staff This spring break, treat your kids to a tubular art experience! We have a boatload of large cardboard tubes and, boy, are we going to build some crazy-fun stuff with them. We’ll design, build, paint, sculpt and maybe even create kinetic motion. The crew will also visit the engineering labs at Hope College to see wind tunnels along with other types of testing. We’ll even prepare homemade cannoli in the Arts Council kitchen for a bit of tubular culinary creativity.

Ages 7 to 12 • Four Days • April 7-10 • 1:00 - 4:00 pm • $84 ($74) • Additional siblings, $55

HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSHIP FOR FAMILIES We offer great deals for families.

Get a Household Membership and your whole family can take classes all year at the discounted member price! www.hollandarts.org | 616-396-3278

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WINTER 2015 EXHIBITIONS

Exhibition space in four galleries gives us the opportunity to showcase the best of local and regional artists in more than twelve exhibitions each year. For more information on our exhibitions, visit www.hollandarts.org.

RePrize Lakeshore Artists’ ArtPrize Artwork December 11 - February 28 Padnos and Armstrong Galleries

Vestiges from My Past Sculpture by Steve Kurtz

Opens January 15 - February 28 Mainstreet Gallery

A Sunlit Page A Celebration of Reading January 8 - February 28 Lievense Gallery

DĂŠbut Juried High School Visual Art Competition March 12 - April 25 Padnos and Armstrong Galleries Sponsored by Howard Miller and Holland Friends of Art

Frozen in Time Record Breaking Ice of 2014 Captured by Tony Reidsma March 5 - April 18 Mainstreet Gallery

Prisms of Hope Living With Schizophrenia March 5 - April 20 Lievense Gallery

TULIP TIME 2015 Tulip Time Quilt Show

May 2-9 Padnos and Armstrong Galleries

HFA Tulip Time Exhibition May 2-9 Mainstreet Gallery

Art in Bloom Poster Competition The 2015 Tulip Time Festival

May 2-9 Lievense Gallery

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GENERAL INFORMATION The Holland Area Arts Council offers diverse and exciting classes for all skill levels, and our instructors have impressive credentials and extensive teaching experience. We offer scholarships for those who qualify. For more information call (616) 396-3278 or email helpdesk@ hollandarts.org.

LOCATION For 16 years this beautiful facility, situated in the heart of Downtown Holland, has been the cornerstone of the arts and the intersection of Holland’s principal cultural organizations. The Holland Symphony Orchestra, Holland Chorale, Holland Symphony Youth Orchestra, Holland Junior Strings, the Holland Friends of Art, Tulipanes Latino Art and Film Festival, West Michigan Fiber Arts Guild, West Michigan Puppetry Guild, All for One Dance Company, and Ambrose have all made up the Arts Council’s creative family.

MAKE-UP CLASSES If a class session is cancelled by the Arts Council, a make-up class will be scheduled. Generally, make-up classes are held the week following the last scheduled class.

PHOTO PERMISSION By registering for a class, you agree to allow the Arts Council to photograph you or your child for promotional purposes. If you do not wish to be photographed, please contact the Program Director at (616) 396-3278 or mary@hollandarts.org.

REGISTRATION Register by calling (616) 396-3278, visiting the Arts Council, or going to www.hollandarts.org.

QUESTIONS? Our friendly staff is happy to help! Call us at (616) 396-3278 or email at helpdesk@hollandarts.org.

REFUND POLICY No spots are reserved without full payment or scholarship forms. To receive a check refund, withdrawals must be requested at least 5 business days prior to the start of class, and a $10 processing fee will be retained. To receive class credit, withdrawals must be requested before the second class.

If you have questions about class placement, classes that are full, age appropriateness, or other issues that are not addressed here, contact our Program Director, Mary Sundstrom, at mary@hollandarts.org.

Board of Directors Patricia Flynn, President Dennis Foley, Vice President Mike Dunlap, Vice President Ken Breese, Treasurer Anne Gaskin Nemschoff, Secretary Maxine DeBruyn D. Scott Essenburgh Rich Evenhouse Alpha Mansaray Annette VandenHeuvel Carol Vredeveld Colleen Walker

Instructor Jessica Bohus’s wire sculpture

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WINTER 2015 ARTS CALENDAR JANUARY

FEBRUARY

MARCH

4 1:00 pm Holland Symphony Orchestra’s Norbert Mueller Concerto

Competition & Recital Nykerk Hall of Music, Hope College 7 6:30 pm Disperse Dyes for Synthetic Fabrics, Fiber Arts Guild at the Arts Council 8 A Sunlit Page exhibition on display in Lievense Lobby through February 15 5:30 pm Bluegrass Jam Session in the Padnos Gallery 15 6:00 pm Vesitiges from My Past and A Sunlit Page exhibition opening

reception at Arts Council, on display through February 24 10:00 am Lampwork Glass Jewelry Workshop 30 7:00 pm Holland Symphony Orchestra’s Moxie Strings Concert at

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10:00 am Lampwork Glass Jewelry Workshop 10:00 am Learn to Crochet Workshop 5:30 pm Bluegrass Jam Session in the Padnos Gallery 10:00 am Oil Pastel Workshop 7:30 pm Holland Chorale “If Music Be the Food of Love” at Holland Christian Auditorium

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6:00 pm Frozen in Time and Prisms of Hope opening reception at Arts Council, on display through April 10:00 am Wire Sculpture Workshop 10:00 am Precious Metal Clay Workshop 6:00 pm Début exhibition opening reception at Arts Council, on display through April 10:00 am Easy Bookbinding Workshop 5:30 pm Bluegrass Jam Session in the Padnos Gallery 9:00 am Printmaking Workshop: Introduction to Copper Etching 9:00 am Experiencing Color on a New Level

Be sure to check our website for more class and exhibit listings