ESSA Studio Strolls

Location:

Eureka Springs School of the Arts

Price:

FREE

John Engler speaking to a group of guests

Experience the magic of art in motion at the Eureka Springs School of the Arts’ studio strolls! We cordially invite you to join us for a journey into the heart of creativity. Wander through our picturesque campus and get an exclusive peek inside various art studios. With instructor demonstrations, student art, and light refreshments offered; studio strolls are a perfect way to be inspired, engage with the artistic community, and ignite your own creative spark.

Studio Strolls begin at 4 PM and conclude at 5:30 PM. Light refreshments will be provided.

Upcoming Studio Strolls

Is there a workshop you’re interested in but it’s currently sold out? Call our office at 479-253-538 4 to be put on a waiting list!

Saturday, March 21st

Experiments in Printmaking and Collage with Tonya Lee

Explore abstract imagery through printmaking, paint, dry media, and collage, drawing inspiration from nature with an emphasis on experimentation and process.

Miniature Ceramics on the Wheel with Tiernan Alexander

Learn to throw and finish miniature ceramic vessels on a small wheel, covering techniques for forming, trimming, and glazing at any skill level.

Tufting: Create a Rug or Wall Hanging with Tim Eads

Design and create a custom rug or wall hanging using a tufting machine, from basic techniques to finishing and display options.

Welding 101 with Preston Carson

Get hands-on experience with the fundamentals of MIG welding in a supportive environment and build confidence using welding equipment in this one-day workshop.

Saturday, June 27th

Intro to Plasma Cutting: Slicing Metal with Fire with Bobby Babcock

Learn the basics of plasma cutting and metal fabrication while creating whimsical, durable metal art for your home or garden.

Intro to Stained Glass with Dennis Heter

Discover the fundamentals of stained glass using the Tiffany-style foil method while cutting, foiling, and soldering glass to create a small night light.

Turning Fine Platters with Ray Taylor

Turn square and round platters on the lathe while exploring embellishment techniques like carving, painting, and staining; some woodturning experience required.