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Monday October 19, 2026
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Art for Adults - Kintsugi Golden Joinery Workshop - Kintsugi
Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the cracks with a golden bond. This practice emphasizes beauty in imperfection, celebrating history and uniqueness rather than hiding flaws.  While traditional Kintsugi uses lacquer and gold powder, we’ll be using modern materials to ensure a comfortable and accessible experience. For this reason, your finished piece is intended for decorative use only (not food/water/heat safe).  Each piece becomes a one-of-a-kind work of art.   Materials may stain, so please "dress for mess".$10 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.You may take your piece home that evening if stable to move, but most participants opt to dry overnight to be picked up at the Senior Center the following day. About the Instructor:  Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions.  With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM    Intro to Needlepoint - Intro to Needlepoint
Learn the basics of needlepoint in this beginner-friendly class! Participants will explore different types of canvases, threads, yarns, and essential stitches while learning the skills needed to start a project. Each participant will receive a custom hand-painted letter needlepoint canvas, coordinating threads, a needle, and mini scissors to create their own personalized piece.
 
Sunday October 25, 2026
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Rental
 
Monday October 26, 2026
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM    Intro to Sewing - Intro to Sewing
Do you have a sewing machine gathering dust, and you're not quite sure where to start?  Dust it off and bring it to our class, where you'll dive into the basics of machine operation and essential sewing techniques.  By the end of the session, you'll have created a stylish standing zippered pouch in your choice of fabric!  Whether you're a complete beginner or just looking to refresh your skills, this hands-on experience will unlock your creativity and help you gain confidence with your sewing machine.  Join us for a fun and creative experience!*Must Bring Sewing Machine*Instructor:  Susana Ash has a degree in Apparel Design and worked professionally in the New York and Philadelphia garment industries.  She has a studio in Doylestown and has been teaching needle crafts to all ages for the past 15 years.*Please note that cancellations will not be accepted, as the instructor has already pre-purchased supplies for the session.*"The instructor did a great job and I left the class feeling confident in my new skills. She was patient and willing to help throughout the class!"
 
Wednesday October 28, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Art Goes to Japan - Art Goes to Japan
Art Goes to Japan is a creative, cultural art series that introduces students to traditional Japanese art forms through hands-on exploration and play. Young artists will discover the beauty of ink, paper, water, texture, and nature while learning about Japanese artistic traditions and techniques. Projects include: Sumi-e — Japanese ink painting using expressive brushwork and simple natural forms where you can grind your own ink! Gyotaku — the traditional art of fish printing (replicas - not real animals) Suminagashi — “floating ink” marbling created by swirling ink patterns on water Momigami — a Japanese paper-texturing technique that transforms paper into soft, wrinkled surfaces for collage and mixed media art (uses plant oils and lotions) Chigiri-e — torn paper collage art using layered handmade and textured papers to create expressive images and landscapes Students will experiment with movement, observation, and composition while creating unique works of art inspired by Japanese culture. This class encourages creativity, mindfulness, and curiosity in a fun and welcoming environment. No experience necessary.$20 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.  
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Wire Tree Art Workshop - Wire Tree Art Workshop
Join us for a relaxing and creative evening as we create beautiful wire tree are together! No experience is needed. Participants will be guided step-by-step through the entire process. During this 2 hour workshop each participant will create:• 1 wire tree sculpture with base and stones.• Decorative lighting using a string of LED lights.You will learn how to shape the trunk and branches, work with wire, and create a unique tree design in your own style. Select your color of wire and beads to make your artwork truly one of a kind. All materials are provided. Come enjoy a fun, welcoming atmosphere and leave with a beautiful handmade piece to display at home!Hosted by Kaya Art Studio
 
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Art for Adults - Ikigai - Ikigai: Finding Purpose through Japanese Art
IKIGAI represents the intersection of what you love, what you're good at, what the world needs. Finding your ikigai can lead to greater happiness and fulfillment in life, encouraging individuals to pursue their passions while contributing meaningfully to society. This class will explore various Japanese art forms: Suminagashi Paper Marbling Sumi-e Ink Painting Chigiri-e Collage Gyotaku Printmaking with fish replicas Kintsugi Golden Pottery Joinery - decoration only; not food/water safeThe last half hour of class can be used for optional time to complete current/other outstanding projects or an art share.Click Here for More Information$25 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.  You may take your piece home that evening if stable to move, but most participants opt to dry overnight to be picked up at the Senior Center the following day. About the Instructor:  Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions.  With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
Thursday October 29, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Art - Clay Creations - Clay Creations
Get ready to sculpt fabulous creations with clay! Artists will score, slip, and join natural clay to create many decorative and functional objects they can later paint, decoupage, or seal (in the following week's class). Projects may include a pencil holder, magnets, a trinket box, and more. Projects/designs may vary according to the season.The last week of class will be spent finalizing the remainder of our creations from Week 5 with paint, etc. Guardians may want to provide their student with a shoebox/small box with tissue/newspaper to transport clay pieces home.Recommended ages 9-12, but artists as young as 8 may register with prior clay experience. $20 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Art for Adults - The Art of Paper - The Art of Paper
Discover the expressive possibilities of handmade paper through five immersive studio sessions. Participants will explore traditional and contemporary paper arts, including faux paper techniques, sheet forming, momigami (kneaded paper), and Korean joomchi. Through experimentation with texture, color, structure, and form, students will develop a personal understanding of paper as both a surface and a sculptural medium. By the end of the course, students will have created a collection of unique paper artworks.   $25 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
Sunday November 1, 2026
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Rental
 
Monday November 2, 2026
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Art for Adults - Kintsugi Golden Joinery Workshop - Kintsugi
Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the cracks with a golden bond. This practice emphasizes beauty in imperfection, celebrating history and uniqueness rather than hiding flaws.  While traditional Kintsugi uses lacquer and gold powder, we’ll be using modern materials to ensure a comfortable and accessible experience. For this reason, your finished piece is intended for decorative use only (not food/water/heat safe).  Each piece becomes a one-of-a-kind work of art.   Materials may stain, so please "dress for mess".$10 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.You may take your piece home that evening if stable to move, but most participants opt to dry overnight to be picked up at the Senior Center the following day. About the Instructor:  Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions.  With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM    Alterations - Alterations I
Alterations I:In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to perform some of the most common clothing alterations, including: Hemming by hand and machine (including jeans) Taking in or adding darts and adjusting side seams Sewing on buttons, snaps, and hooks Repairing and patching denim During Alterations I, we’ll work on sample fabric to practice each technique. A basic understanding of machine sewing is required. If you're new to using a sewing machine, we recommend taking our Intro to Sewing class on October 26 to build your foundational skills. Bring your own machine; all other materials will be provided. Alterations II: In this follow-up session, you'll apply the skills learned in Alterations I to real garments. Bring in one or more items of clothing that need any of the following: Hemming (including keeping the original denim hem) Sewing buttons, hooks, or snaps Taking in or letting out seams or darts Adding darts for better fit Patching or repairing denim This is a great opportunity to give new life to your clothes with guided support! Bring your own machine; all other materials will be provided. *Please note that cancellations will not be accepted, as the instructor has already pre-purchased supplies for the session.*
 
Wednesday November 4, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Art Goes to Japan - Art Goes to Japan
Art Goes to Japan is a creative, cultural art series that introduces students to traditional Japanese art forms through hands-on exploration and play. Young artists will discover the beauty of ink, paper, water, texture, and nature while learning about Japanese artistic traditions and techniques. Projects include: Sumi-e — Japanese ink painting using expressive brushwork and simple natural forms where you can grind your own ink! Gyotaku — the traditional art of fish printing (replicas - not real animals) Suminagashi — “floating ink” marbling created by swirling ink patterns on water Momigami — a Japanese paper-texturing technique that transforms paper into soft, wrinkled surfaces for collage and mixed media art (uses plant oils and lotions) Chigiri-e — torn paper collage art using layered handmade and textured papers to create expressive images and landscapes Students will experiment with movement, observation, and composition while creating unique works of art inspired by Japanese culture. This class encourages creativity, mindfulness, and curiosity in a fun and welcoming environment. No experience necessary.$20 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.  
 
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Art for Adults - Ikigai - Ikigai: Finding Purpose through Japanese Art
IKIGAI represents the intersection of what you love, what you're good at, what the world needs. Finding your ikigai can lead to greater happiness and fulfillment in life, encouraging individuals to pursue their passions while contributing meaningfully to society. This class will explore various Japanese art forms: Suminagashi Paper Marbling Sumi-e Ink Painting Chigiri-e Collage Gyotaku Printmaking with fish replicas Kintsugi Golden Pottery Joinery - decoration only; not food/water safeThe last half hour of class can be used for optional time to complete current/other outstanding projects or an art share.Click Here for More Information$25 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.  You may take your piece home that evening if stable to move, but most participants opt to dry overnight to be picked up at the Senior Center the following day. About the Instructor:  Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions.  With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
Thursday November 5, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Art - Clay Creations - Clay Creations
Get ready to sculpt fabulous creations with clay! Artists will score, slip, and join natural clay to create many decorative and functional objects they can later paint, decoupage, or seal (in the following week's class). Projects may include a pencil holder, magnets, a trinket box, and more. Projects/designs may vary according to the season.The last week of class will be spent finalizing the remainder of our creations from Week 5 with paint, etc. Guardians may want to provide their student with a shoebox/small box with tissue/newspaper to transport clay pieces home.Recommended ages 9-12, but artists as young as 8 may register with prior clay experience. $20 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Art for Adults - The Art of Paper - The Art of Paper
Discover the expressive possibilities of handmade paper through five immersive studio sessions. Participants will explore traditional and contemporary paper arts, including faux paper techniques, sheet forming, momigami (kneaded paper), and Korean joomchi. Through experimentation with texture, color, structure, and form, students will develop a personal understanding of paper as both a surface and a sculptural medium. By the end of the course, students will have created a collection of unique paper artworks.   $25 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
Sunday November 8, 2026
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Rental
 
Monday November 9, 2026
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM    Alterations - Alterations II
Alterations I:In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to perform some of the most common clothing alterations, including: Hemming by hand and machine (including jeans) Taking in or adding darts and adjusting side seams Sewing on buttons, snaps, and hooks Repairing and patching denim During Alterations I, we’ll work on sample fabric to practice each technique. A basic understanding of machine sewing is required. If you're new to using a sewing machine, we recommend taking our Intro to Sewing class on October 26 to build your foundational skills. Bring your own machine; all other materials will be provided. Alterations II: In this follow-up session, you'll apply the skills learned in Alterations I to real garments. Bring in one or more items of clothing that need any of the following: Hemming (including keeping the original denim hem) Sewing buttons, hooks, or snaps Taking in or letting out seams or darts Adding darts for better fit Patching or repairing denim This is a great opportunity to give new life to your clothes with guided support! Bring your own machine; all other materials will be provided. *Please note that cancellations will not be accepted, as the instructor has already pre-purchased supplies for the session.*
 
Wednesday November 11, 2026
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Art with Heart: Watercolor Class - Art with Heart: Watercolor Class
Art with Heart Senior Watercolor class is back!  NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED.Each project is drawn on authentic watercolor paper and suitable for framing.  The same fun class as last year, but now you get to choose what you want to paint.  20 different projects to choose from.  Each guest will have their own setup with paints, brushes and everything needed to complete the project.You will sign your masterpiece and leave with a handmade gift to keep or give to someone you care about.  This is strictly for creative fun! No pressure, no rules to follow, use any colors you love.  Let your inner artist emerge. 2 hours of fun. Smiles are guaranteed.Senior Center Members Save $4 per registration
 
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Art Goes to Japan - Art Goes to Japan
Art Goes to Japan is a creative, cultural art series that introduces students to traditional Japanese art forms through hands-on exploration and play. Young artists will discover the beauty of ink, paper, water, texture, and nature while learning about Japanese artistic traditions and techniques. Projects include: Sumi-e — Japanese ink painting using expressive brushwork and simple natural forms where you can grind your own ink! Gyotaku — the traditional art of fish printing (replicas - not real animals) Suminagashi — “floating ink” marbling created by swirling ink patterns on water Momigami — a Japanese paper-texturing technique that transforms paper into soft, wrinkled surfaces for collage and mixed media art (uses plant oils and lotions) Chigiri-e — torn paper collage art using layered handmade and textured papers to create expressive images and landscapes Students will experiment with movement, observation, and composition while creating unique works of art inspired by Japanese culture. This class encourages creativity, mindfulness, and curiosity in a fun and welcoming environment. No experience necessary.$20 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.  
 
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Art for Adults - Ikigai - Ikigai: Finding Purpose through Japanese Art
IKIGAI represents the intersection of what you love, what you're good at, what the world needs. Finding your ikigai can lead to greater happiness and fulfillment in life, encouraging individuals to pursue their passions while contributing meaningfully to society. This class will explore various Japanese art forms: Suminagashi Paper Marbling Sumi-e Ink Painting Chigiri-e Collage Gyotaku Printmaking with fish replicas Kintsugi Golden Pottery Joinery - decoration only; not food/water safeThe last half hour of class can be used for optional time to complete current/other outstanding projects or an art share.Click Here for More Information$25 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.  You may take your piece home that evening if stable to move, but most participants opt to dry overnight to be picked up at the Senior Center the following day. About the Instructor:  Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions.  With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
Thursday November 12, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Art - Clay Creations - Clay Creations
Get ready to sculpt fabulous creations with clay! Artists will score, slip, and join natural clay to create many decorative and functional objects they can later paint, decoupage, or seal (in the following week's class). Projects may include a pencil holder, magnets, a trinket box, and more. Projects/designs may vary according to the season.The last week of class will be spent finalizing the remainder of our creations from Week 5 with paint, etc. Guardians may want to provide their student with a shoebox/small box with tissue/newspaper to transport clay pieces home.Recommended ages 9-12, but artists as young as 8 may register with prior clay experience. $20 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Art for Adults - The Art of Paper - The Art of Paper
Discover the expressive possibilities of handmade paper through five immersive studio sessions. Participants will explore traditional and contemporary paper arts, including faux paper techniques, sheet forming, momigami (kneaded paper), and Korean joomchi. Through experimentation with texture, color, structure, and form, students will develop a personal understanding of paper as both a surface and a sculptural medium. By the end of the course, students will have created a collection of unique paper artworks.   $25 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
Sunday November 15, 2026
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Rental
 
Monday November 16, 2026
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM    Intro to Crochet - Intro to Crochet
Join us for a fun-filled crochet adventure!  You'll learn the basics, from casting on to mastering single and double crochet stitches.  Just come ready to create and have a blast!  Fee includes crochet hook, yarn and instruction.  Please note that everyone will learn differently at a different pace and may or may not walk away with a finished piece.Instructor:  Susana Ash has a degree in Apparel Design and worked professionally in the New York and Philadelphia garment industries.  She has a studio in Doylestown and has been teaching needle crafts to all ages for the past 15 years.*Please note that cancellations will not be accepted, as the instructor has already pre-purchased supplies for the session.*"The instructor did a great job and I left the class feeling confident in my new skills. She was patient and willing to help throughout the class!"
 
Wednesday November 18, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Art Goes to Japan - Art Goes to Japan
Art Goes to Japan is a creative, cultural art series that introduces students to traditional Japanese art forms through hands-on exploration and play. Young artists will discover the beauty of ink, paper, water, texture, and nature while learning about Japanese artistic traditions and techniques. Projects include: Sumi-e — Japanese ink painting using expressive brushwork and simple natural forms where you can grind your own ink! Gyotaku — the traditional art of fish printing (replicas - not real animals) Suminagashi — “floating ink” marbling created by swirling ink patterns on water Momigami — a Japanese paper-texturing technique that transforms paper into soft, wrinkled surfaces for collage and mixed media art (uses plant oils and lotions) Chigiri-e — torn paper collage art using layered handmade and textured papers to create expressive images and landscapes Students will experiment with movement, observation, and composition while creating unique works of art inspired by Japanese culture. This class encourages creativity, mindfulness, and curiosity in a fun and welcoming environment. No experience necessary.$20 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.  
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Holiday Ribbon Open Weave Table Runner - Holiday Ribbon Open Weave Table Runner
You and your friends will design a festive table runner using ribbon and your holiday color choices! Create your own table runner 12" x 60" or 12" x 72." Measure your table to ensure length would look appropriate. Assorted colors will be available: varying shades of red, green, blue, white and some silver and gold. You will learn how to create your own color pattern with a simple over and under weave pattern and secure. All supplies included.Instructor: Joann Sibre - Art Sparks Consultants LLC
 
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Art for Adults - Ikigai - Ikigai: Finding Purpose through Japanese Art
IKIGAI represents the intersection of what you love, what you're good at, what the world needs. Finding your ikigai can lead to greater happiness and fulfillment in life, encouraging individuals to pursue their passions while contributing meaningfully to society. This class will explore various Japanese art forms: Suminagashi Paper Marbling Sumi-e Ink Painting Chigiri-e Collage Gyotaku Printmaking with fish replicas Kintsugi Golden Pottery Joinery - decoration only; not food/water safeThe last half hour of class can be used for optional time to complete current/other outstanding projects or an art share.Click Here for More Information$25 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.  You may take your piece home that evening if stable to move, but most participants opt to dry overnight to be picked up at the Senior Center the following day. About the Instructor:  Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions.  With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
Thursday November 19, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Art - Clay Creations - Clay Creations
Get ready to sculpt fabulous creations with clay! Artists will score, slip, and join natural clay to create many decorative and functional objects they can later paint, decoupage, or seal (in the following week's class). Projects may include a pencil holder, magnets, a trinket box, and more. Projects/designs may vary according to the season.The last week of class will be spent finalizing the remainder of our creations from Week 5 with paint, etc. Guardians may want to provide their student with a shoebox/small box with tissue/newspaper to transport clay pieces home.Recommended ages 9-12, but artists as young as 8 may register with prior clay experience. $20 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.
 
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Art for Adults - The Art of Paper - The Art of Paper
Discover the expressive possibilities of handmade paper through five immersive studio sessions. Participants will explore traditional and contemporary paper arts, including faux paper techniques, sheet forming, momigami (kneaded paper), and Korean joomchi. Through experimentation with texture, color, structure, and form, students will develop a personal understanding of paper as both a surface and a sculptural medium. By the end of the course, students will have created a collection of unique paper artworks.   $25 materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.About the Instructor: Leigh Ferello is an accomplished Art Educator, dedicated to inspiring creativity in students across Bucks County and its neighboring regions. With a passion for various art forms, Leigh fosters artistic expression through engaging lessons and community workshops.