Charlotte, North Carolina, has all sorts of free and low-cost things to do throughout the year. Here are our favorites.

After implementing a contribute-what-you-can model last year, new and veteran artist make up a growing and diverse student ...

Q.D., as he’s known, likes to talk of heartbreak. He’s had his busted wide open. : “You ever tell someone you love them on ...

While sketching at the zoo one morning, a small boy asked me for a pencil and a piece of paper. He proceeded to transform the ...

Elevate your painting skills by joining instructor Gabriel Lehman on this trip into the clouds! Students will learn the ...

Discover how Christian Snider is transforming art education and inspiring students to embrace their individuality and ...

His class takes place at the Tokyo Origami Museum and lasts about an hour, during which you'll pick a few shapes to fold. It's easy, it's fun and you'll be given an instructional booklet and some ...

If you are new to pottery painting, stay easy by buying a set of plain mugs to adorn. These mugs offer an ideal empty picture for all of your original designs. You can beautify your mugs with ...

Painting your own naked body – transposed onto a canvas into an easy paint-by-numbers format – is the opposite of that. “It’s so much fun,” says Emmy Tran, the self-trained visual artist ...

For information on three oil painting classes in April and May, contact Pat Vaughn at 412-302-6716 or 724-863-2456. The price of the 11 x 14 canvas is $10 and the fee for the oil paint needed for ...

Classes are held in the Hansen Museum Community Room, 110 W. Main Street, Logan, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with an hour-long lunch break each day. This class offers a fun and easy approach to ...