Immerse yourself in this 6 session, 18 hour comprehensive series on learning to draw with artist David Kaarsemaker. You will develop the skills necessary to make a good drawing with materials such as pencils, charcoal, and conte. Source material will include still life arrangements, working from nature, and photographs. The course will focus on line quality, breaking down images into simple shapes, shading techniques, composition, and visual depth

In this introductory workshop in creating a felted landscape, participants will learn how to use both needle and wet felting techniques to make a 2-dimensional wall hanging. There will be a many wool types in various colours to experiment with as Toos guides a prefelt and landscape design composition. Depending on work pace, participants will take home one or two 12” x 12” felted landscape pictures, and all the skills to continue felting at home.

In this Friday afternoon, 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Lisa Moore will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a Level 2 Wheel Throwing series. Students should have previously completed a Level 1 class and be competent at centering and throwing basic forms. This Level 2 class will focus on throwing bigger, adding coils to vessels for height and feet, throwing two pieces and stacking together for large forms, platter techniques, and glazing techniques.

Join like minded artists in the studio for a free drawing club. Bring your own supplies and be creative in a group environment. This non-instructed time is an opportunity for community-building and inspiration. Please note - you can register for individual sessions; bring your own supplies.

You’re invited to join us on October 18, 2025 from 6-8pm for a Mug Night Social and Fundraiser for the Yukon Art Society. Purchase a mug or other artwork donated by a local artist and pair it with a beer from Yukon Brewing.

Enjoy light refreshments, listen to the DJ, mingle in the gallery and check out our October exhibitions: ‘Mammoth Dreaming’ by Joyce Majiski, the 2025 Yukon Prize Longlist, and a Youth Art Showcase. If you aren’t able to attend the event, consider donating a piece of your artwork for the fundraiser. We hope to see you there!

Join accomplished artist Virginia Wilson in an intermediate-level acrylic painting workshop. This workshop is designed to review the participant’s existing painting techniques and assist with methodologies that will help expand their artistic accomplishments. The focus of this workshop will be Painting Rocks in the Landscape.

In this Friday afternoon, 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Lisa Moore will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a Level 2 Wheel Throwing series. Students should have previously completed a Level 1 class and be competent at centering and throwing basic forms. This Level 2 class will focus on throwing bigger, adding coils to vessels for height and feet, throwing two pieces and stacking together for large forms, platter techniques, and glazing techniques.

This free event is funded by the Yukon Government Tourism and Culture Branch in celebration of Culture Days 2025.

Come and learn the first steps of throwing clay on a potter’s wheel. Try your hand at centering the clay, opening the clay, compressing the bottom, and pulling up walls – the foundational steps of all things wheel thrown. Be prepared to get a little messy and have a lot of fun! This will be a drop in event from 12-4pm, no registration required, recommended for ages 12+.

In this Friday afternoon, 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Lisa Moore will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a Level 2 Wheel Throwing series. Students should have previously completed a Level 1 class and be competent at centering and throwing basic forms. This Level 2 class will focus on throwing bigger, adding coils to vessels for height and feet, throwing two pieces and stacking together for large forms, platter techniques, and glazing techniques.

Join like minded artists in the studio for a free drawing club. Bring your own supplies and be creative in a group environment. This non-instructed time is an opportunity for community-building and inspiration. Please note - you can register for individual sessions; bring your own supplies.

Please join us on Friday, October 3, for the official opening of our new exhibitions. ‘Mammoth Dreaming' by Joyce Majiski in the Focus and Edge Galleries, the 2025 Yukon Prize Longlist in the Hougen Heritage Gallery, and a showcase of youth artwork from across the territory.

In this Friday afternoon, 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

This three session workshop is an opportunity for intermediate pottery students to learn the tricks of making a teapot, as well as advance their throwing skills. Instruction will cover the requirements and aesthetics of conventional teapots, but will also delve into throwing larger forms, different lid and gallery options, and making and assembling the pieces into a functional teapot.

In this workshop, you’ll learn the basics of making a mosaic using chards of broken tile and other inert materials. You’ll spend the first two sessions puzzling together a mosaic design that frames a wall mirror. Along the way, you’ll learn about tile-setting and how to use a variety of tiling tools including hand nippers, diamond grit files and a score-and-snap tile cutter.

In the third session, you’ll grout your design and discover how great it looks unified by the grout colour

In this Friday afternoon, 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

This three session workshop is an opportunity for intermediate pottery students to learn the tricks of making a teapot, as well as advance their throwing skills. Instruction will cover the requirements and aesthetics of conventional teapots, but will also delve into throwing larger forms, different lid and gallery options, and making and assembling the pieces into a functional teapot.

In this workshop, you’ll learn the basics of making a mosaic using chards of broken tile and other inert materials. You’ll spend the first two sessions puzzling together a mosaic design that frames a wall mirror. Along the way, you’ll learn about tile-setting and how to use a variety of tiling tools including hand nippers, diamond grit files and a score-and-snap tile cutter.

In the third session, you’ll grout your design and discover how great it looks unified by the grout colour

Join like minded artists in the studio for a free drawing club. Bring your own supplies and be creative in a group environment. This non-instructed time is an opportunity for community-building and inspiration. Please note - you can register for individual sessions; bring your own supplies.

In this Friday afternoon, 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.