Nov 25 Wednesday
This is the second course of four in the Fundamentals of Drawing series with award-winning artist and instructor Julie Tyslicky. This course will build upon the skills learned in course 1 to further advance your technical art skills. Participants will learn how to utilize tools to sharpen their skills in drawing. You will learn more about observation with site measuring. Students will also learn technical skills in using grids, their many uses as a tool, and how it assists in portrait drawing, as well as one & two-point perspective drawing.
Fundamentals of Drawing 1 is required before taking Fundamentals of Drawing 2.
This 12-week course will be held 6-9 pm, Wednesday, September 16-December 2, in the Idonea Hersee Classroom at Art Reach, 111 E. Broadway in Mount Pleasant.
Recommended age: Adults only
Please note: An active membership is not required to register. Active members receive a 15% discount on classes.
Dec 01 Tuesday
6:30 – 8:00 pm / Oct 27, Nov 3, 10, 17, 24, Dec 1 / $100
You don't need to be funny… you just need to jump into character!
Take your improv journey to the next level! Build on the foundations of Level I and dive into improvised scene work - the heart of improv. Through engaging exercises, we'll develop characters, highlight relationships, and craft meaningful (and hilarious) scenes together. Strengthen your ability to "Yes, And…" by actively agreeing with and building on your teammates' ideas in a supportive and playful environment. This class is perfect for honing creativity, collaboration, and adaptability. Prerequisites: Improv level 1 or instructor approval.
Coach Ariel Rak studied and performed short and long form improv with Magnet Theater (NYC) and the N.J. School of Dramatic Arts and was a member of ComedySportz before moving to Midland. Ages 18+
Dec 02 Wednesday
Dec 14 Monday
MIDLAND MAN SCOUTS
Second and fourth Monday of each Month7:00 – 8:30 pm / $8 each day - Let us know you are coming!Jan 12Jan 26Feb 9Feb 23March 9March 23April 13April 27May 11
WHAT: Men developing camaraderie and a social network through participation in a variety of tasks and challenges.
HOW: We will meet up to chat and pick tasks, challenges, competitions to complete. For instance, we might task each member to write one sentence about their life each day for fourteen days. At the next session, members share what they completed. We might challenge everyone to pick one health related behavior and do that for two weeks, reporting back to the group. The competition will obviously be arm wrestling. Group members will be encouraged to plan and participate in mutually beneficial outings.
Let’s show this loneliness epidemic who is boss!
With Eric Beasley, Ph.D., Sociology Michigan State University. Eric has been a professor for many years and likes improv, yoga, comedy, basketball, and guitar, along with whatever you're interested in! Send any questions, suggestions, one-liners, etc. to Eric at beasle23@msu.edu.
What's includedChatting, bonding, and fun challenges!
Jan 11 Monday
Apr 12 Monday
May 10 Monday