Learn the basics of beginning a sculpture project with Dr. Rusty Reid, (He sculpted the sports statues on the MSU campus stadiums). Explore different techniques, tools, and the do’s and don'ts of sculpting clay. Participants will create 2 sculptures in class. (Supplies are provided).
Columbus Arts Council
501 Main St.
Columbus, MS 39701
Classes are non-refundable
Join us for a hands-on mixology class for anyone (21 & up). This will include 2 mixed drinks (or mocktails). The Mixology Class portion of the evening is $10 and starts at 5:00pm
Followed by a Free panel discussion on women’s health and sisterhood (18 & up).
The discussion will include woman’s health, signs we may miss in our body, discovery of emotional and metal health issues and open dialogue of sisterhood and identity.
When: November 12th 2026
RSVP!!
Mixology Class starts at 500pm ($10) Seats are limited.
Tatas & Tequila Women’s Health Panel starts at 6pm (FREE)
Where: Columbus Arts Council
501 Main St. Columbus, MS 39701
All persons must be 21 years or older to be in the Mixology portion of the evening.
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Minhwa is the "art of the people"—vibrant, symbolic, and full of humor . Join us at the Columbus Arts Council to learn the techniques of traditional Korean painting, featuring bold colors and meaningful subjects like a playful depiction of a tiger and magpie that became especially popular during the later centuries of Korea’s Joseon Dynasty. You will also see these characters brought to life most recently in the hit “K-pop Demon Hunters”
First project : The Tiger and Magpie, also know as, Hojakdo (호작도)
NO Art experience needed!!!
Class will meet on Friday at 5 pm for 2 hrs.
Oct: 16th, 23rd, 30th, & Nov: 6th
Tuition is $150 for all 4 Sessions ( Save $30.00!)
You can pay per class, however that would be $45. per class.
Here are the materials you should bring ( you can also see the list in the class images)
Sumi ink
Arches Watercolor Paper Pad, 9 x 12, 140-pound (300 gsm), cold-pressed
Palette: metal or ceramic palette
Watercolor set of 20 (eg. Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolors 20 color paint set, 5 ml Tubes)
Calligraphy Brush set
Water container – 32 oz old yogurt container
Small hand towel
Sponge pad
A Light Board (aka Tracing Light Box or Light pad). The ones listed are cheaper thus lower power, they can be used in a room with the lights off. You of course can always upgrade to a higher lumes light.
All Classes are Non-Refundable
Ariel’s Urban Sketching: Explore, Observe, Sketch
Join us for a 4-week immersive urban sketching class held on consecutive Saturdays. Each session includes a focused lesson, live demo, and a guided sketching walk to a nearby location. Weekly topics include:
Week 1: Composition & Sketching Techniques
Week 2: Gesture & Perspective
Week 3: Use of Color with Watercolor
Week 4: Exploring Alternative & Non-Traditional Tools
This hands-on course encourages creative observation and expression in urban spaces. Bring your sketchbook and sense of adventure!
ages 16+
Saturdays: September 19th, & Oct 3rd, 17th 31st.
10 am - 12pm
🎟️ Cost: $70 for the whole course. ( you can choose to pay a drop in rate of $25 per class)
Spots may be limited, so grab yours while you can!
Please Bring the following supplies:
Pencil (Mechanical or regular w/sharpener)
Waterproof Ink Pen (example Staedtler Pigment Liner - goal is waterproof)
Eraser
Sketchbook (75lb weight or heavier paper or Multimedia ~6” x 8” in size— your looking for
portable)
Travel Size Watercolor Paint set
Sealable Water Container ( old condiment jar)
Brushe(s) (Watercolor Round 10 advised. additional if you want Round 1 (detail), Mop 8 (washes) — based on your own preference)
Paper towel or old washcloth (to use with watercolor)
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