Classes at LAC

Wheel throwing, handbuilding, printmaking, painting, and week-long camps, taught on Main Street by people who make the work themselves. Beginners are the point, not the exception.

What we teach

Clay

Wheel throwing and handbuilding, from a first evening at the wheel through intermediate courses. Class students get Open Studio access during their course dates.

Visit the clay studio

Print and paper

Block printing, silkscreen, and mixed media. Short workshops that finish a piece in one sitting, and longer courses that build technique.

See adult classes

Painting and drawing

Watercolor, acrylic, and drawing, including relaxed one-night sessions for people who have not picked up a brush since school.

See adult classes

Kids and camps

After-school classes and week-long summer camps for younger artists, plus family sessions where grown-ups make things too.

See kids' classes
Four children making art together at a classroom table
Three finished ceramic cups with leaf designs beside a large teapot
Throwing a pot on the wheel in the clay studio

Before you register

How the listings work

  • Each row in the schedule is one session, with its date, time, and how many spots are left.
  • A course that meets for several weeks lists every date it meets. Signing up enrolls you in the whole course.
  • Open only hides anything that is already full.
  • Open studio time, drop-ins, and punch passes are on the clay studio page.

Registering

Click any session to open the class on Hurdle, LAC's registration system, and sign up there. The first time, you'll create an account with your phone number, and it remembers you after that.

Need something set up differently so you can take a class? We arrange that at no cost. How to ask.

Questions about booking, or trouble with the form? Write to education@landerartcenter.com or call (307) 332-5772.

What it costs

If the listed price is a problem, pay less

See how class pricing works

Our classes use self-selected pricing. At checkout you choose your rate. Standard Cost is our regular tuition. Neighborly Rate is lower, for when a reduced price helps you take part. Pay it Forward Price is higher, and the difference helps cover the lower rates across everything we teach, including kids' classes and summer camps. No application and no explanation needed. We trust you to choose what is right for you.

Everything on the schedule

Adult classes and kids' classes, side by side. Signing up opens Hurdle, LAC's registration system.

Also open this fall

These opened for sign-up on Sawyer, our previous registration system, before the switch, and they finish there. On Sawyer the lower rate is the code SUPPORTED at checkout.

  • Art After School, TuesdaysAges 9 to 14. October 6 to December 15, 3:30 to 5:00 PM. $225.Sign up on Sawyer
  • Art After School, WednesdaysAges 6 to 8. October 7 to December 16, 3:30 to 5:00 PM. $225.Sign up on Sawyer
  • Art After School, ThursdaysAges 6 to 8. October 8 to December 17, 3:30 to 5:00 PM. $225.Sign up on Sawyer
  • Introduction to Pottery WheelAdults. Tuesdays, October 6 to November 3, 6:00 to 8:30 PM. $175.Sign up on Sawyer
  • Aurora Borealis Mosaic GlassAdults. October 17 to 26, Mondays and Fridays 5:00 to 8:00 PM, Saturdays 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. $155.Sign up on Sawyer

Narrower views of this schedule

The kids' and adult pages each show one half of this schedule. The clay studio page covers open studio, and the pricing page covers the rates.

Kids' classesAfter-school sessions, summer camps, and family classes for younger artists. Adult classesClay, mosaics, print, paint, and one-night sessions. No experience needed. The clay studioOpen Studio hours, punch passes, and Clay Studio Membership. How class pricing worksHow the rates work, and why nobody has to ask for a lower one.