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Yoga at the Springs: Drop in
with Amanda Will
Breathe deeply, stretch fully, and ground yourself in the timeless beauty of Historic Yellow Springs with Yoga at The Washington. Once an inn where President George Washington himself stayed during the Revolutionary War, this historic venue now opens its elegant doors for weddings, events, and our weekly mindful yoga gatherings.
Join us every Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. for an all-level practice designed to connect movement, breath, and presence within the meditative atmosphere of this centuries-old space. Beneath high ceilings and soft light, we practice together, finding balance and calm amidst history.
Participants may purchase a 10-class punch card for flexible attendance or join as a drop-in. Please bring your own mat, water bottle, and an open heart. No prior yoga experience is needed—just a willingness to move, breathe, and enjoy.
Learn more about your instructor: https://powerfulchild.com
Celestial Prints: Stars, Moons & Night Skies
with Amanda Mosley
Unwind under the (imagined) stars. Explore dreamy, layered printmaking using white and metallic inks on dark paper to capture the magic of night skies. Create moonlit landscapes, starlit scenes, or your own constellation-inspired designs using simple techniques like stamping, monoprinting, and masking.
As part of our Creative Pairings series, this grown-up art night invites you to relax, create, and connect—wine and snacks included.
Ages 21+ | Complementary wine, beer, and refreshments. Tuition is per person; all adults attending must register individually. Perfect for beginners—no prior experience needed.*Please let us know about any dietary needs at least a week before the event. We may not be able to accommodate requests shared after that time.
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support the mission of HYS.
Make It Together: Art Time!
with Isabel Alff
A creative workshop series for young artists and their grown-ups. Make art and memories together in this joyful, hands-on series designed for children and their caregivers. Each week, we’ll explore a new open-ended art activity that invites collaboration, experimentation, and connection. Through playful projects using painting, printmaking, clay, collage, and more, grownups and kids will create side-by-side—and sometimes hand-in-hand.
Workshops are designed to engage early learners while giving adults a chance to slow down and enjoy the creative process, too. Whether you're stamping, sculpting, or painting a shared masterpiece, each session is an opportunity to explore new materials in a warm, welcoming environment.
Best for ages 3–6 with a caregiver
Only register child, adult attends free! No art experience needed. Dress for mess! All materials provided.Register for all five sessions or drop in for individual dates (if space allows).
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
Throw & Go
with Jackie Martin
5 dates available!
Curious about pottery but feeling hesitant? Explore the possibilities of ceramics in our welcoming studio! Join this 3-hour class (for ages 16 and up) where you'll learn the basics of pottery and craft two unique pieces with guidance from our skilled instructor. Once completed, choose from several slip colors to finish your creations, which will be fired and ready for pickup after. Don’t miss this chance to unleash your creativity—sign up now and dive into the world of ceramics!
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
Needle Felted Holiday Gnomes
with Julia Inslee
A great project for those new to needle felting! In this fun and approachable workshop, you'll use natural wool fibers to create an adorable and one-of-a-kind gnome—a whimsical holiday staple rooted in Nordic tradition. We’ll guide you step-by-step through the process, allowing plenty of space for personal creativity and for everyone to work at their own pace. All fibers are sourced from Locust Hollow Sheep Farm in Coatesville. Materials fee of $15
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
Ceramics Date Night
with Jackie Martin
Grab a loved one, friend, or favorite creative companion and join us for a night out that’s anything but ordinary. Creative Pairings is a hands-on art experience designed for adults to relax, connect, and create together—no prior art experience needed.
In this Ceramics Date Night, you’ll get your hands dirty in the best way with a playful evening of clay exploration. Whether you’re building a keepsake together or creating your own matching mugs, this session is all about creativity and fun in a welcoming studio setting.
Complementary Wine, beer, and light refreshments keep the vibe relaxed and festive. Come ready to make something memorable—side by side.
Ages 21+ | All materials included Tuition is per person. Each adult must register individually.
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
2025 Community Kiln Firing
with Rich Holck
Rich Holck will oversee and guide you through the hands-on process of loading, firing, unloading, cleaning, and maintaining a wood kiln. Learn how to build the fire and operate the kiln at each stage, read the atmosphere of the kiln to time your stokes, and how to place wood across the width of the firebox to maintain even heat. Gain understanding of how kiln oxygen levels may fluctuate and ways of controlling oxygen levels by adjusting dampers and air openings. Consider factors like the quantity of wood per stoke, stoking frequency, and the size and type of wood to use. When introducing salt into the chamber, discuss its effects on the pottery, kiln, and kiln furniture. During unloading, observe the results of your collective efforts on the finished works, and how the process details come together to shape the end result.