
Adult Education: Meet the New Teachers!
Meet the three artists joining our team this summer teaching classes in ceramics, fiber arts, and jewelry! Jonathan Christensen Caballero is teaching two classes, 1st Time Potter and Faces, Feet, & … [more]
Meet the three artists joining our team this summer teaching classes in ceramics, fiber arts, and jewelry! Jonathan Christensen Caballero is teaching two classes, 1st Time Potter and Faces, Feet, & … [more]
Flowers are in bloom, the air is getting warmer, and summer is right around the corner. The Lawrence Arts Center is gearing up with plans for excitement and experiences in … [more]
Do you have a favorite pair of jeans, socks, jacket, or bag that you can’t use anymore because of everyday wear and tear? Have we got the class for you! … [more]
In great gratitude for his generous gift of letterpress equipment, the Lawrence Arts Center celebrates the spirit of Neil Salkind. His passion for creativity, community, and life-long learning will live … [more]
Spring is in the air, so let’s get out and enjoy it! Our specialized hybrid classes will get you out and about, with classes held off-site, outside, in the studio, … [more]
A Mokuhanga print process animation of The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai-from the Adachi Institute Dip your toes into a new medium or immerse yourself in our printmaking classes! … [more]
Early enrollment discount extends until March 7th! Get $10 off the class you’ve been waiting for. Check out these options from some of our fabulous teachers: Let’s get stitching with … [more]
During our Black History Month journey so far we have featured Langston Hughes, Nedra Bonds, and Aaron Douglas. Today we turn our eyes toward the future with a young artist … [more]
Thank you to the to the artists, shoppers, and our sponsor, T-Mobile, for making this year’s Souper Bowl a resounding success! In the interest of safety we decided to punt … [more]
In looking for Black artists with ties to our region, it is always fascinating to see how many have ties not just to Kansas, but practically to our own neighborhood. … [more]