Classes offered at the Creative Arts Cafe
To sign up, get more information or volunteer to teach a class, send an email
to info@creativeartscafe.com or call Nancy at 228-2121.
Mondays
Sewing – 7pm (no classes in August, classes resume on 9/6/10)
Tuesdays
Still Life Painting – 6:30pm
Jewelry Making – 6:30pm
Wednesdays
Fishing Basics – 6:30pm
Genealogy – 6:30pm
Wood Furniture Repair and Refinishing – 6:30pm
Thursdays
Getting the Most Out of Your Computer – 6:30pm
Saturdays
Scrapbooking - 11am
Also coming in July are 1.5 hour seminars hosted by Master Gardeners from the
Volusia County Agricultural Center:
Date to be determined, Lisa Brooks will offer a class on making hypertufa*
planters. These planters look like stone but are lightweight. This will be a hands on
class.
*Hypertufa Planters are an attractive, lightweight alternative to concrete and stone planters. Hypertufa
is a man-made substitute for Tufa rock. Tufa is a spongy cellular rock found in limestone country and
especially where water has worn and leached out original materials to create a porous spongy
consistency. When properly surface-treated it has the appearance of natural aging and ruggedness.
to info@creativeartscafe.com or call Nancy at 228-2121.
Mondays
Sewing – 7pm (no classes in August, classes resume on 9/6/10)
Tuesdays
Still Life Painting – 6:30pm
Jewelry Making – 6:30pm
Wednesdays
Fishing Basics – 6:30pm
Genealogy – 6:30pm
Wood Furniture Repair and Refinishing – 6:30pm
Thursdays
Getting the Most Out of Your Computer – 6:30pm
Saturdays
Scrapbooking - 11am
Also coming in July are 1.5 hour seminars hosted by Master Gardeners from the
Volusia County Agricultural Center:
Date to be determined, Lisa Brooks will offer a class on making hypertufa*
planters. These planters look like stone but are lightweight. This will be a hands on
class.
*Hypertufa Planters are an attractive, lightweight alternative to concrete and stone planters. Hypertufa
is a man-made substitute for Tufa rock. Tufa is a spongy cellular rock found in limestone country and
especially where water has worn and leached out original materials to create a porous spongy
consistency. When properly surface-treated it has the appearance of natural aging and ruggedness.