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Our world in watercolour
Mondays, 1.00 pm-3. 00pm Term 2 2025: April 28 - June 30 $135 payable at the beginning of term Learn to capture our world in watercolour with a broad range of watercolour painting techniques to capture a diverse range of subjects and in both realistic and impressionistic styles. From botanical painting to human and animal portraiture, streetscapes, landscapes and seascapes, this class is a delightful exploration of the magical medium of watercolour. Suitable for beginners through to advanced this class is taught by award winning artist Antoinette Blyth. |
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Watercolour Painting
Fridays, 1.00pm-3.00pm Term 1 2025: Friday 31 Jan - 28 Mar $135 payable at the beginning of term Beginners and experienced painters welcome. Exploring wet into wet techniques, this watercolour class covers a broad range of subject matter including landscape, seascape, streetscape and architectural themes. |
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Painting - Oil/Acrylic
Tuesdays, 2.00pm-4.00pm Term 1 2025: Feb 4 - 25 Mar $112 payable at the beginning of term Learn to manipulate oil/acrylic paint to suit the different moods encountered in a broad range of subject matters, ie landscape, seascape, figurative. An experienced teacher will demonstrate and discuss composition, colour, tonal values and texture. |
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Social Craft
Tuesdays, 10.00am-12.00pm Commences 3 Feb 2025 $40 per term or $4 casual attendance Connect with others who share your passion for craft. Swap patterns or share skills and knowledge with projects. Choose your own type of craft activity or speak to us for some ideas. |
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Creative Drawing
Thursdays, 10.00am-12.00pm Term 1 2025: 6 Feb - 3 Apr $40 per term Come along and join this workshop under the guidance of Jack. Working in colour as well as black and white using pencil and pen. |
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Celtic Jam - Social Music
Returns Wed 29 Jan 2025 Wednesday nights 6.30 - 7.30pm Introductory workshop 7.30 - 9.00pm Jam Session $4 per session A celtic jam session is an informal get-together to socialise and share music with others, crossing all social and demographic boundaries. No sheet music or music stands needed, musicians simply come together and learn tunes from each other. It’s a popular custom that has stood the test of time. Celtic Jam continues this tradition. We’re a diverse group of instrumentalists who meet each Wednesday night to play and share tunes we love, at a not-too-fast speed! Ear learning is encouraged, but we also provide sheet music. We also play regular gigs. We’d love to see you there! The introductory workshop allows participants to learn a tune by ear slowly, and play through other tunes from our repertoire slowly (with or without music), especially for those who are new to celtic music, to ear-learning, or to playing an instrument. For more information, see the webpage: https://quasitrad.com/celtic-jam/ or email Judy: [email protected]. |