Logo of the Texas Department of The Art with a red circle and star emblem.

UPCOMING CLASSES & EVENTS

A promotional poster for a pottery-making class featuring various ceramic items and schedule details. The poster emphasizes creating one project each week, with scheduled crafts including mugs, utensil holders, trinket trays, bird baths, pet bowls, and candle holders, spanning from May 13 to June 24.

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A watercolor painting of a house with trees, with overlaid text promoting a watercolor basics class with Scarlett Ballantyne. The text includes details about the class date and time, and tips for practicing watercolor painting.

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Poster advertising acrylic paint painting classes taught by instructor Natalie Way, featuring a collection of paintbrushes. The classes are for beginners or those wanting to improve, held on Thursdays from 6 to 8 pm starting June 4th.

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A colorful poster advertising a summer art camp at the art department, running from July 20-24 and August 10-14, for children aged 9-12 from 9AM to 3PM. The poster features images of children creating art projects, a variety of art supplies like paints, brushes, markers, and paper, and promotes creativity, self-expression, broad skills, and fun.

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EXPLORE OUR CLASSES

TAD is a creative art and pottery studio for all ages where you can dive into various art classes, workshops, special events, private parties, drop-in activities and open studio time to explore everything from wheel throwing, mixed media, painting, drawing, jewelry-making (and more). We have 1800 sq ft of creative space waiting for you to spread out and let your creativity run wild.

Explore our site, learn more about us, sign up for a class or contact us for questions. We want to be your place of inspiration and connection so let’s all get a little messy together!

Six colorful circles, each with a star inside, arranged in a row.
What art offers is space -
a certain breathing room for the spirit.
— John Updike