York Art Association upcoming events

LUMINOUS WATERCOLOR with Lynne Yancha (Tuesday, June 09, 2026)

Tue, 09 Jun 2026 13:30:00 GMT

6/9 6/10 6/11 | 9:30-4pm | INTERMEDIATE | $225M/$250 NM

Registration Closes 6/2/26

In this workshop, the focus is on figurative and animal subjects, exploring essential aspects such as power through design, paint application, the significance of light, mystery, and embracing the beauty of mistakes. Lynne introduces the use of white acrylic to enhance details, provides techniques for crafting realistic skin tones, and guides you in combining elements of abstraction and realism in your watercolor paintings.

Lynne offers personalized one-on-one sessions, addressing individual needs, and presents demonstrations tailored to each student's requests for a truly enriching artistic experience.

Join us for an immersive journey where creativity flourishes under Lynne's expert guidance.

What to expect if you are new to this workshop:

1. To benefit the most from this workshop, you should have a basic knowledge of watercolor.
2. You are encouraged to bring your own photograph reference (5x7 or larger and clear) or use one of the references available during the session.
3. You will work at your own pace - each student will receive individualized instruction.

4. Don’t worry if your supplies are limited - Lynne will help you get the most out of the materials you have.

SUPPLY LIST:

5H Pencil

Windsor Newton Brushes: Flats: ½”, ¾”, 1” - Series 295, Small Rounds: 1 and 2 - Series 101, Rigger #3

Arches 300lb Hot Press Paper (Lynne will have 22x30 on hand to purchase at a cost of $22 per sheet payable to the instructor – if needed) subject to change

Paint: Liquitex Heavy Body Titanium White Acrylic

Watercolor (It is not necessary to purchase every color listed below, but these are my favorites)

Winsor Newton Professional Watercolors: Davies Grey, Opera Rose, Indian Yellow, Cobalt Turquoise Light, Quinacridone Gold, Permanent Carmine, Indigo, Van Dyke Brown, Permanent Sap Green, Raw Siena, Cobalt Blue

Rembrandt Watercolors: Alizarin Crimson, Bluish Green, Quinacridone Rust, Sap Green, Van Dyke Yellow, Cobalt Blue, Indigo Blue

Colors from either brand above: Cadmium Yellow

M. Graham Paint:

Any Quinacridone color - My favorite “quin” colors are:

Quinacridone Rust, Quinacridone Gold

*Bring a Sweater (Instructor prefers a cool room)

Pack a Lunch!

Art Supply Catalogs and Online Supplies

www.Journeyartstuff.com Info@journeyartstuff.com

www.dickblick.com 1-800-933-2542

www.cheapjoes.com 1-800-227-2788

LYNNE YANCHA A.W.S. has received national recognition for her luminous watercolors: beautiful paintings of children, animals, still-life, and landscapes. Yancha’s sensitivity to her subjects, superb drawing, painting, and timeless realism is captivating.

Lynne resides in Mifflinburg, PA and has been conducting watercolor workshops at YAA for years. Her three day workshops are always well attended, inspirational and a good time.

https:/lynneyancha.com/

"I always begin my work with musings. I am not sure that the work is so different from years past… what I am sure of is that I am different. I use the same techniques as always in a layered, lost and found way. My media continues to be mixed: watercolor, white acrylic, ink, lead and colored pencils. I like contrast, edge-to-edge interest, and a story: yours and mine. Mostly, I am absolutely in love with the mystery of inspiration and how it affects the process. I have a painting that is entirely different from the image with which I began. It tells its own story!" - Lynne

A DEEP DIVE - THE REDUCTIVE METHOD: PAINTING WITH WATERMIXABLE OILS with Jim Starr (Tuesday, June 09, 2026)

Tue, 09 Jun 2026 22:00:00 GMT

Tuesdays | 6-9pm | All Levels | $80M $90NM

Registration closes 5/9/26

This 4-Week Class will cover the benefits of painting using the reductive method and painting with Water-Soluble oils. Students will follow Jim’s demos by painting on a provided gesso-coated hardboard. We will apply paint with brushes and palette knives and remove it with squeegees, paper towels, and Q-Tips. This method is fun and helps you quickly define your tonal values. Switching from harsh solvents to water when mixing oil paints is a game-changer!

Instruction over this 4-week Class covers: Materials and Supplies, Reductive Painting techniques, Glazing, Design/Composition, Tonalism, Preliminary Sketching, Types of Edges & Transitions.

Students will need to purchase the materials listed in the Supply List below for the class. Links are provided for ordering Artist Supplies.

$15 supply fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class.

Supply List

• A couple of synthetic bright brushes, sizes 8,14, 18. A bright brush is a type of flat brush with short bristles that is used for applying short, controlled strokes of paint

These brushes will work for cheap - Transon Flat Paint Brush Set 3pcs for Acrylic Watercolor Gouache-

https://www.amazon.com/Transon-Acrylic-Watercolor-Gouache-Painting/dp/B0DGT8N3R2?pd_rd_w=QqPWr&content-id=amzn1.sym.e7d77f83-4d42-48ed-825c-e0597e1533d7&pf_rd_p=e7d77f83-4d42-48ed-825c-e0597e1533d7&pf_rd_r=CSVANFEZ7W9CTSTBQ668&pd_rd_wg=ixF69&pd_rd_r=10165664-b9cb-43fd-a7cf-804baeae2b11&ref_=sspa_dk_detail_gen_ai_1&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9kZXRhaWxfdGhlbWF0aWM&th=1

• Cobra Artist Water Mixable Oil Paint - Set of 5, Introductory Set, 20 ml - https://www.amazon.com/Cobra-Artists-Watermixable-Colour-Mixing/dp/B008BHLKLW/ref=pd_sbs_d_sccl_2_4/137-9817417-9961403?pd_rd_w=LXbXu&content-id=amzn1.sym.aa738fbd-ad05-4d11-aae2-04b598db6305&pf_rd_p=aa738fbd-ad05-4d11-aae2-04b598db6305&pf_rd_r=1KESH277NGJY2WE6KDYH&pd_rd_wg=7QJO2&pd_rd_r=8d16dd80-beb4-43e3-89fe-691253c5e196&pd_rd_i=B008BHLKLW&psc=1• A rigger watercolor brush for fine detail (this is optional)

• Palette Knife (Knives) Bring your own, or here is a cheap set if you need to purchase https://www.amazon.com/CONDA-Palette-Painting-Stainless-Spatula/dp/B01G176P6I/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3L93QZO47152U&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.LtHnHMaCCRg5ZkdmzdBNtNQs6irRotT4Vm2Hldh05H-XdHTNAcAFlfOtwn38GaTpqSVQiW2W51XLI9GkXf1ncIQFoUnZ-_5tzsZgWUg84L8tuXWiBtfdpsgUYetbaCZqElDoEIeU9Y6GI4LV-4DIOUZ1JXlX8L-DH2ml-Ke8bsSFN8jJv7-bSvhlR_46cGovWrfrq5xG17cyE1aDoPIBF4WZsqwyqIuzL5WbSGj7Ci0.DJk2oE8axqcJ2qocHw9ngLfc8Zkx0r_DzLMrdgxU8FQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=palette%2Bknife%2Bset&qid=1770873181&sprefix=palette%2Bknife%2Caps%2C160&sr=8-4&th=1

• Ettore Solid Brass Squeegee, 6-Inch- (Jim has a few extra to borrow if you don’t want to purchase) - Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BQL3U4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

• Roll of Bounty paper towels

• Palette for mixing the water-soluble oil paint- a paper or styrofoam plate will do or palette paper

• Plastic Trash bags – grocery bag size to dispose used paper towels

• Container for water (to thin paint and wash brushes).

• Soap to wash out brushes

• An apron is recommended, and gloves are optional.

• Reference Photos to paint from (prints or digital photos are OK). Consider a reference with well-defined values and contrasts. Jim will also have pictures to work from.

Jim will provide: prepared Hardboard for each session, a cheap hardware store “chip brush,” Q-tips, and small squeegees (you will still need to purchase the large one from the Supplies List or borrow from Jim – he has a few extra). Also, Jim has extra water-mixable Cobra Colors that he will squeeze out as needed, which are not included in the set of 5.

MEMBERS' PRACTICE SESSION (Friday, June 12, 2026)

Fri, 12 Jun 2026 14:00:00 GMT

Friday June 12th | 10am-3pm | $10 Members

Bring your own projects and enjoy dedicated creative time in the classrooms at the York Art Association.

These self-directed sessions provide artists with the opportunity to work independently, connect with fellow members, and utilize the Association’s space in a relaxed and supportive environment. Participants are welcome to stay for the full time or drop in for the time that best fits their schedule - it's really up to you on how you want to use this time to practice and create!

Tables are available for $10 per session. Space is limited to 10 participants per session. No instruction will be provided.

Plein Air Pop-up Series: LAKE REDMAN with Jim Starr (Friday, June 12, 2026)

Fri, 12 Jun 2026 21:00:00 GMT

June 12th | 5pm-Sunset @ Lake Redman| All Levels | $45M $50 NM

Join us for an ongoing Plein Air Pop-Up Series with artist Jim Starr, designed for artists of all skill levels. Explore the practice of Plein Air painting outdoors while capturing natural light, color, and atmosphere in real time.

While the series is geared toward painters, artists of all mediums are welcome. Each session includes instruction, live demonstrations, and personalized feedback to support your growth. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Pennsylvania’s summer landscapes, this is a perfect opportunity to connect with nature and your creative practice.

Lake Redman notes: It's a pretty view of the lake you may never have seen in a secluded location. Jim found it by accident. Remember that the area is on the East side of 83, and it is NOT where they have the paddle boats and large pavilions to picnic.

Each session requires individual registration, so you can sign up for as many (or as few) as you’d like.

Dates, Times and Location Information: (addresses will be provided to registered students.)

SUPPLY LIST:

Portable easel – sturdy and lightweight for outdoor use
Your Chosen Medium Supplies – basic landscape color palette
Paper towels & rags – for wiping brushes and hands
Trash bag – for packing out used materials
Clips or weights – to secure canvas on windy days
Sun protection – hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses
Bug spray – for comfort in natural settings
Folding chair or stool – if you prefer to sit
Water & snacks – stay hydrated and energized
Weather gear – layers, rain jacket, or umbrella for changing conditions

Please note: there are no rain dates. Weather-related cancellations will be announced no later than 2 hours before the start time and will be made at the instructor’s discretion, in cases of excessive rain, storms, or extreme heat. In this case full refunds will be provided. Registration will close two days before the start of the event and must be paid for in advance. No payment will be taken on site.

This is an ongoing series through out the summer, so be sure to stay tuned for additional dates and locations!

JIM STARR achieved his dream of pursuing a career in art by earning a BFA in Art/Illustration from Carnegie Mellon University. For over 25 years, he has worked as a freelance illustrator, creating digital art for advertising, corporate, and editorial projects, including children's books. In addition to his work as an illustrator, Jim is a fine artist who regularly paints with traditional media and takes on commissioned projects.

Jim has continuously honed his skills, particularly in watercolor, through classes and workshops with master watercolorists. He is an active member of the Pittsburgh Illustrators Club and the PA Watercolor Society, and he holds Signature Membership in the Baltimore Watercolor Society.

Jim is enthusiastic about sharing his knowledge and passion for art and illustration. You can view his illustration work at jimstarr.com and his fine art paintings at jimstarrart.com.

FINDING FIGURES: An Abstract Workshop with Andi Simpson (Saturday, June 13, 2026)

Sat, 13 Jun 2026 13:00:00 GMT

SATURDAY, 6/13 | 9am-3PM | All Levels | $150 M / $175 NM

Registration Closes 6/6/2026

Discover the beauty of the human form through loose, expressive painting. Using acrylic, collage, and intuitive techniques, we’ll explore how to suggest figures in abstract work. Includes live model time, photo references, and creative play. Loosen up, let go, and paint with heart.

In this creative, hands-on workshop, we'll focus on discovering and abstracting the human figure in your artwork. Whether you're just beginning to incorporate people into your paintings or you're looking to loosen up and push boundaries, this class will offer tools and inspiration to help you grow.

We'll explore a variety of methods—lighting and shape recognition, reductive painting, working from photographs, and building compelling backgrounds. You'll learn how to suggest the presence of a figure without rigid outlines, using intuitive mark-making, layering, acrylic paint, and collage.

A portion of the workshop will include drawing and painting from a live, clothed model, giving you the opportunity to observe and interpret the figure in real time. Together, we'll experiment with simplifying forms, finding gestures, and letting go of perfection to embrace expressive abstraction.

Spend the day with me learning to trust your eye, loosen your brushstrokes, and bring a soulful human element into your art.

SUPPLY LIST:
Bring your medium of choice: watercolor, acrylic, ink, collage, pastel

watercolor paper

canvases smaller than 20”x20”
brushes
collage material

table covering
clear matte medium

ANDI SIMPSON lives in south central Pennsylvania, studied fine art/art history and graduated with a BFA from Frostburg State University.

She works with a variety of mediums, including acrylics, inks, and oils and considers her art to be abstract. Her work exhibits an ethereal sense of warmth, light, and love but also elicits the sensitive chaos found in nature. Her paintings begin with a foundation comprised of multiple layers of color and a variety of textures. Building from that background, she allows intuition to guide her. Defined shapes and forms present themselves organically as the piece progresses. She does not intend her work to espouse a specific message or extract a uniform reaction. Instead, she hopes to deliver a perpetually novel experience to each viewer, evoking unique visceral responses.

She created andiann studio to bring her art into the creative wedding realm and to broaden her reach beyond local and regional markets to clients’ homes across the country.

POP-UP EXPANDING YOUR PALETTE WITH ENAMEL with Don Conely (Sunday, June 14, 2026)

Sun, 14 Jun 2026 18:00:00 GMT

JUNE 14TH | 2-4pm | All Levels | DEMO/ Lecture|$20M $25NM

Do you consider oils to be the medium of choice for your work, but desire something beyond the usual application of tube-based pigment to canvas? Or perhaps you want to produce larger pieces but are challenged by the notion of covering all that bare canvas? Maybe you’re an abstract painter and want to give your work a different dimension or character. Maybe all of the above?

This class offers an alternate creative option: the use of enamel paint to enhance your current oil painting technique. The core concept involves the use of oil-based enamel paint to complement your standard palette of traditional pigments. This paint is sold in cans at outlets like Home Improvement Centers and Hardware Stores. It is “industrial” paint, used to paint a metal railing or touch up a tractor, branded as Rustoleum among other names. If you’re asking yourself, “Why would I want to use THAT stuff?”, There are numerous interesting aspects to its use, such as: its liquid nature, thick viscosity, gloss or matt finishes, and other unique characteristics. This is especially effective for abstract work, but not exclusively – it can be used for figurative subjects as well. The unique nature of this paint can really lend an expressive dimension to your work.

This class will introduce the use of enamel to the traditional painting process. Topics covered will include: color choice; surface finishes; brush recommendations; application and mixing with tubebased paint; and working flat versus using an easel, among other aspects. Next day painting will also be covered - painting over the dried enamel surface for even more textural and tonal possibilities.

This is a Demo and Lecture style Pop-up. No Materials are needed.

Artist Biography

Don Conley

Don attended Carnegie-Mellon University, graduating with a Bachelor’s Degree with a double major in Painting and Illustration. During the final year he studied under illustrious abstract painter Sam Gilliam. Upon graduation, Don pursued a thirty-plus year career in professional communications as an illustrator and graphic designer in the Washington DC area, while also producing his own painting and drawing. He recently relocated to the York area and has been an Adjunct Professor at York College since 2022. Don currently sells art through private commission and public sale.

ARTISTIC GROWTH AND MENTORSHIP with Phyllis Disher Fredericks (Monday, June 15, 2026)

Mon, 15 Jun 2026 13:00:00 GMT

6/15, 6/16, 6/17 | 9am-3:30pm | Intermediate-Advanced| $200M $225NM

Registration closes 6/8

The focus of this workshop will be on personal growth as an artist. Through critique, creative exercises and individual instruction you will learn to look at your work from a different perspective. Each artist will set personal artistic goals in order to move their work to the next level. We will work in a silent studio setting to achieve maximum concentration. All mediums and genres’ are welcome.

This course is designed for intermediate to advanced artists who are proficient in their medium of choice.

Supply List

photographic resources if desired
supplies in your medium of choice
note taking materials
three examples of your current work and style to the first class.

EXPLORING ABSTRACTION with Sue Marrazzo ISAP, NCS, ISEA-NF (Friday, June 19, 2026)

Fri, 19 Jun 2026 14:00:00 GMT

June 19th| 10am-3pm | All Levels | $125 MEM / $145 NON-MEM

Registration closes 6/12

Students will explore the fundamentals of art: design, color, shape, and texture, while diving into the world of abstract art. Through hands-on experimentation and creative exploration, each student will develop their own unique process and complete an original abstract painting by the end of the workshop.

Student Supplies:

Canvas (16" x 20"), Flat Brush (3/4" - 1"), Paper Towels, Water Cup

*Instructor will bring other supplies.

SUE MARRAZZO, ISAP, NCS, ISEA-NF is an award-winning experimental artist who works in collage, mixed media, acrylic, sculpture, and encaustic painting. Sue's art tends to be influenced by fashion, interior design, and art history. She believes, "Art is about learning to see." Sue's strengths as an artist are with color theory and composition. She describes her art as : "BOLD, COLORFUL, EXPERIMENTAL, and INDIVIDUALISTIC."

Sue Marrazzo has exhibited in numerous local, regional, national and international juried shows, and exhibits. She currently teaches collage, abstract painting and experimental mixed media.

https://www.facebook.com/SueMarrazzoArt

Plein Air Pop-up Series: COLUMBIA CROSSING with Jim Starr (Friday, June 19, 2026)

Fri, 19 Jun 2026 21:00:00 GMT

June 12th | 5pm-Sunset @ Columbia Crossing River Trails Center| All Levels | $45M $50 NM

Columbia Crossing River Trails Center: This location offers a spectacular panoramic view from the visitors' center of the bridge over the river, perfect for painting. You can find more information about the location (plenty to do there and restrooms, too) on their website:

https://www.susquehannaheritage.org/explore-2/columbia-crossing-river-trails-center/

Each session requires individual registration, so you can sign up for as many (or as few) as you’d like.

Dates, Times and Location Information: (addresses will be provided to registered students.)

SUPPLY LIST:

Portable easel – sturdy and lightweight for outdoor use
Your Chosen Medium Supplies – basic landscape color palette
Paper towels & rags – for wiping brushes and hands
Trash bag – for packing out used materials
Clips or weights – to secure canvas on windy days
Sun protection – hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses
Bug spray – for comfort in natural settings
Folding chair or stool – if you prefer to sit
Water & snacks – stay hydrated and energized
Weather gear – layers, rain jacket, or umbrella for changing conditions

This is an ongoing series through out the summer, so be sure to stay tuned for additional dates and locations!

Jim is enthusiastic about sharing his knowledge and passion for art and illustration. You can view his illustration work at jimstarr.com and his fine art paintings at jimstarrart.com.

NATURE INSPIRED DRAWING AT PINCHOT PARK- With Alison Baker (Monday, June 22, 2026)

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 15:00:00 GMT

June 22nd | 11am-2pm | All Levels 18+ | $75M / $90NM

Registration Closes 6/15

We will meet at Lake View Pavilion at Gifford Pinchot State Park to start the day. This pavilion is right along the shore of the lake, with some evergreen and deciduous trees nearby. It is a picturesque setting looking out over the water. Some ideas for drawing subjects and a variety of techniques will be shared and discussed.

Weather permitting, a short hike to take photographs or make quick sketches will follow. Beth Kepley-McNutt, Environmental Education Specialist, will lead this hike. Think of this as a sort of “art safari” with an opportunity to collect lots of inspiring scenes, or pictures of examples of flora and fauna. We will return to the shelter to enjoy a working lunch as we draw from the natural surroundings.

If weather is more wet, we will remain at the shelter to draw found objects in lieu of the hike.

Composition and the Principles of Design will be discussed, along with ideas on how to capture form and texture.

Please note: this is a rain or shine workshop. We will only cancel if there is threat of thunderstorms, or excessive heat with no make-up date due to reservation of the pavilion. Cancellation Notice will be sent by email no later than 2 hours before the start of the event and will be at the discretion of the Instructor and York Art Association.

This unique learning experience is geared for adult artists who have registered for the workshop with the intent to draw; No children or other guests permitted.

Materials:

Sketchbook

Pencils (2B, 4B, 6B for example)

Blending stump

White or kneaded eraser.

Supportive sneakers and clothing appropriate for hiking

(2) or more bottles of water

Snacks or a packed lunch (in a cooler if necessary)

SHOWCASE YOUR ART: MATTING AND FRAMING with Alison Baker (Wednesday, June 24, 2026)

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 16:00:00 GMT

June 24th | 12-3pm | Beginner - Intermediate 18+ | $75M $90NM

Registration closes 6/17

Do you feel rushed or indecisive in the store when you are trying to coordinate your work with matboard or frame samples?

Would you like some ideas about choosing mat colors or frame styles to best showcase your art?

This class will offer a few guidelines in choosing mat colors and frame styles to enhance your art. There will be time to examine an assortment of colors and styles. Matboard specifiers show the wide array of colors available currently. Matboard corner samples will be on hand to demonstrate the effect of a variety of colors. Your art can be paired with frame chop samples to see what works for eye-catching results.

You’ll be able to take home some simple directions for future reference. Also, a list of shops will be shared where you can find supplies such as frames, matboard, glass and more. You’ll receive a Crescent specifier which is a pamphlet showing actual paper samples of matboard colors. Specifiers are no longer mailed on request, but Crescent has provided enough for each person in this workshop.

If you have a work of art that you’d like to match with matboard or frames, bring it along. This is a fun way to consider your preferences and bring out the best in your work.

There will be time for participants to ask general questions regarding framing choices, or techniques if you frame your own work.

Optional materials: One piece of artwork to try out mat colors and frame styles

MEMBERS' PRACTICE SESSION (Friday, June 26, 2026)

Fri, 26 Jun 2026 14:00:00 GMT

Friday June 26th | 10am-3pm | $10 Members

Bring your own projects and enjoy dedicated creative time in the classrooms at the York Art Association.

Tables are available for $10 per session. Space is limited to 10 participants per session. No instruction will be provided.

Plein Air Pop-up Series: KIWANIS LAKE with Jim Starr (Friday, June 26, 2026)

Fri, 26 Jun 2026 21:00:00 GMT

June 26th | 5pm-Sunset @ Kiwanis Lake| All Levels | $45M $50 NM

Kiwanis Lake: This location sits in the heart of Downtown York. This little duck pond is home to many birds, including the Great Egret and Black-Crowned Heron. The calm water and reflections create beautiful opportunities for capturing light, movement, and atmosphere.

Each session requires individual registration, so you can sign up for as many (or as few) as you’d like.

Dates, Times and Location Information: (addresses will be provided to registered students.)

SUPPLY LIST:

Portable easel – sturdy and lightweight for outdoor use
Your Chosen Medium Supplies – basic landscape color palette
Paper towels & rags – for wiping brushes and hands
Trash bag – for packing out used materials
Clips or weights – to secure canvas on windy days
Sun protection – hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses
Bug spray – for comfort in natural settings
Folding chair or stool – if you prefer to sit
Water & snacks – stay hydrated and energized
Weather gear – layers, rain jacket, or umbrella for changing conditions

This is an ongoing series through out the summer, so be sure to stay tuned for additional dates and locations!

Jim is enthusiastic about sharing his knowledge and passion for art and illustration. You can view his illustration work at jimstarr.com and his fine art paintings at jimstarrart.com.

THE ART OF PRINTMAKING: TEXTURE with Kristine Ferg (Saturday, June 27, 2026)

Sat, 27 Jun 2026 13:00:00 GMT

SATURDAY (6/27) 9-3:30 pm | Beginner-Intermediate | $120M $140NM

Registration closes 6/20/26

Discover the art of printmaking in this immersive, full-day workshop! Perfect for beginners, this hands-on class will guide you through the entire linocut printmaking process from sketching your design, carving your own linoleum block, to inking and printing your final artwork. This workshop will cover specifically how to achieve texture in your block prints.

Participants will learn essential techniques for safe and effective carving, explore creative approaches to illustration, and leave with their own handcrafted prints. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary.

This workshop is open to ages 10 and up. Please note that sharp carving tools will be used as part of the printmaking process.

Supply List

Lino Cutter Set: Blick Lino Cutter Set | BLICK Art Materials

All other materials will be provided

Kristine Ferg embodies the true essence of an artist in every aspect. Armed with a wealth of knowledge, including a BS in Graphic Design, a BA in Art History, a certificate in Exhibition Design, and a minor in studio art, she fearlessly explores various mediums as an artist and multidisciplinary designer. At the core of her creative pursuits is an unwavering commitment to making a positive impact, and she eagerly anticipates expanding her artistic endeavors.

COLLAGE ANIMAL FACES - with Kim Morrow (Monday, July 06, 2026)

Mon, 06 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 6th -9th | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes June 29th

Unleash your wild side! Come crreate bold, joyful animal portraits using large‑arm scribbles, watercolor resist, torn‑paper collage, and inked details. Students will:

● Make large-scale crayon scribbles to music (encouraging cross‑body arm movement)

● Paint full-sheet washes to explore resist techniques

● Tear painted sheets into strips and build textured collages

● Add eyes, noses/beaks, fur and feather details with India/black acrylic ink and acrylic highlights

● Finish a unique animal face ready to display

WATERCOLOR AND PENCIL ART - with Kim Morrow (Monday, July 06, 2026)

Mon, 06 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 6th -9th | 1pm-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes June 29th

Four consecutive afternoons of rubber‑cement masking, watercolor wash, and watercolor‑pencil techniques. Learn to paint whimsical masked designs, create 2–3 color blended washes, lift rubber cement to reveal white shapes, and add layered watercolor‑pencil details. Finish a varnish‑ready piece and learn expressive abstract methods.

WHAT STUDENTS WILL DO

● Paint whimsical masked designs using rubber cement

● Create blended background washes (2–3 colors)

● Remove rubber cement mask to reveal white shapes and textures

● Add and activate watercolor‑pencil marks for depth and detail

● Learn composition, color balance, brush and mask care, and finishing/varnish tips

COLLAGE ANIMAL FACES - with Kim Morrow (Tuesday, July 07, 2026)

Tue, 07 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 6th -9th | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes June 29th

Unleash your wild side! Come crreate bold, joyful animal portraits using large‑arm scribbles, watercolor resist, torn‑paper collage, and inked details. Students will:

● Make large-scale crayon scribbles to music (encouraging cross‑body arm movement)

● Paint full-sheet washes to explore resist techniques

● Tear painted sheets into strips and build textured collages

● Add eyes, noses/beaks, fur and feather details with India/black acrylic ink and acrylic highlights

● Finish a unique animal face ready to display

WATERCOLOR AND PENCIL ART - with Kim Morrow (Tuesday, July 07, 2026)

Tue, 07 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 6th -9th | 1pm-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes June 29th

WHAT STUDENTS WILL DO

● Paint whimsical masked designs using rubber cement

● Create blended background washes (2–3 colors)

● Remove rubber cement mask to reveal white shapes and textures

● Add and activate watercolor‑pencil marks for depth and detail

● Learn composition, color balance, brush and mask care, and finishing/varnish tips

COLLAGE ANIMAL FACES - with Kim Morrow (Wednesday, July 08, 2026)

Wed, 08 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 6th -9th | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes June 29th

Unleash your wild side! Come crreate bold, joyful animal portraits using large‑arm scribbles, watercolor resist, torn‑paper collage, and inked details. Students will:

● Make large-scale crayon scribbles to music (encouraging cross‑body arm movement)

● Paint full-sheet washes to explore resist techniques

● Tear painted sheets into strips and build textured collages

● Add eyes, noses/beaks, fur and feather details with India/black acrylic ink and acrylic highlights

● Finish a unique animal face ready to display

WATERCOLOR AND PENCIL ART - with Kim Morrow (Wednesday, July 08, 2026)

Wed, 08 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 6th -9th | 1pm-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes June 29th

WHAT STUDENTS WILL DO

● Paint whimsical masked designs using rubber cement

● Create blended background washes (2–3 colors)

● Remove rubber cement mask to reveal white shapes and textures

● Add and activate watercolor‑pencil marks for depth and detail

● Learn composition, color balance, brush and mask care, and finishing/varnish tips

COLLAGE ANIMAL FACES - with Kim Morrow (Thursday, July 09, 2026)

Thu, 09 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 6th -9th | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes June 29th

Unleash your wild side! Come crreate bold, joyful animal portraits using large‑arm scribbles, watercolor resist, torn‑paper collage, and inked details. Students will:

● Make large-scale crayon scribbles to music (encouraging cross‑body arm movement)

● Paint full-sheet washes to explore resist techniques

● Tear painted sheets into strips and build textured collages

● Add eyes, noses/beaks, fur and feather details with India/black acrylic ink and acrylic highlights

● Finish a unique animal face ready to display

WATERCOLOR AND PENCIL ART - with Kim Morrow (Thursday, July 09, 2026)

Thu, 09 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 6th -9th | 1pm-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes June 29th

WHAT STUDENTS WILL DO

● Paint whimsical masked designs using rubber cement

● Create blended background washes (2–3 colors)

● Remove rubber cement mask to reveal white shapes and textures

● Add and activate watercolor‑pencil marks for depth and detail

● Learn composition, color balance, brush and mask care, and finishing/varnish tips

MEMBERS' PRACTICE SESSION (Friday, July 10, 2026)

Fri, 10 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

Friday July 10th | 10am-3pm | $10 Members

Bring your own projects and enjoy dedicated creative time in the classrooms at the York Art Association.

Tables are available for $10 per session. Space is limited to 10 participants per session. No instruction will be provided.

POP-UP: VISION BOARD with Sue Marrazzo (Saturday, July 11, 2026)

Sat, 11 Jul 2026 18:00:00 GMT

July 11th | 2-4pm | ALL LEVELS | $25M $30NM

Take some time to dream big and get creative! In this fun and inspiring Pop-up, students will create a personalized vision board using images, quotes, colors, words, and affirmations that reflect their goals, interests, and aspirations. Whether you are thinking about personal growth, creativity, school, friendships, travel, future plans, or simply the energy you want to bring into your life, this project is a chance to express it visually in a meaningful way.

A vision board acts as a creative roadmap and daily reminder of what you want to focus on and manifest during the second half of the year. Students will explore collage techniques, design, and self-expression while creating something motivational, unique, and completely their own. Come ready to relax, reflect, create, and leave feeling inspired for the months ahead!

*All Supplies are included.

*Students may bring some of their own collage materials

STORYBOOK CREATIONS - with Karen Starr (Monday, July 13, 2026)

Mon, 13 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 13th-16th | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 |$140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 6th

Young artists will be inspired through the magic of storytelling in this creative, imagination-filled class! Each session begins with a lively read-aloud, followed by a hands-on art project that brings the story to life in a unique and meaningful way.

Featured stories and projects include:

“The Dot” – Students will explore creativity and self-expression as they learn to “make their mark,” creating artwork that celebrates individuality and artistic confidence.
“Harold and the Purple Crayon” – Using a limited purple palette and geometric shapes, students will design their own imaginative worlds and adventurous scenes.
“Giraffes Can’t Dance” – Artists will sculpt their own animal using air-dry clay, then paint it in bold, unexpected colors to celebrate uniqueness and self-expression.
“Swimmy” – Students will experiment with printmaking techniques, using handmade stamps and bubble wrap to create dynamic underwater scenes full of texture and movement.

This class encourages creativity, builds confidence, and helps students connect storytelling with artistic expression in a fun and engaging way!

No materials needed.

About the Instructor:

Karen Starr is a retired art teacher with 21 years of education experience. She taught art to children from 1st-12th grades at different times throughout her career at Southeastern School District. Before teaching, Karen was a graphic designer at various locations in Baltimore, MD for 10 years. She enjoys all mediums, but gravitates towards pencil pet portraits and watercolors. Her work can be seen on FaceBook at : K. Starr Portraits. Karen is looking forward to teaching these classes at York Art Association this summer. We will have so much fun!

SCULPTED SNACKS - with Karen Starr (Monday, July 13, 2026)

Mon, 13 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 13th-16th | 1-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 6th

Students will dive into a fun and imaginative process as they create playful 3D food sculptures—think colorful desserts, stacked pancakes, sprinkled donuts, and classic hot dogs! Using everyday materials like toilet paper, water spray bottles, gesso, Mod Podge, and more, they’ll learn how to build form, add texture, and bring their creations to life. This hands-on experience encourages creativity, experimentation, and a little bit of delicious-looking fun (no eating required!).

All materials will be supplied.

About the Instructor:

Karen Starr is a retired art teacher with 21 years of education experience. She taught art to children from 1st-12th grades at different times throughout her career at Southeastern School District. Before teaching, Karen was a graphic designer at various locations in Baltimore, MD for 10 years. She enjoys all mediums, but gravitates towards pencil pet portraits and watercolors. Her work can be seen on Facebook at : K. Starr Portraits. Karen is looking forward to teaching these classes at York Art Association this summer. We will have so much fun!

STORYBOOK CREATIONS - with Karen Starr (Tuesday, July 14, 2026)

Tue, 14 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 13th-16th | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 |$140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 6th

Featured stories and projects include:

“The Dot” – Students will explore creativity and self-expression as they learn to “make their mark,” creating artwork that celebrates individuality and artistic confidence.
“Harold and the Purple Crayon” – Using a limited purple palette and geometric shapes, students will design their own imaginative worlds and adventurous scenes.
“Giraffes Can’t Dance” – Artists will sculpt their own animal using air-dry clay, then paint it in bold, unexpected colors to celebrate uniqueness and self-expression.
“Swimmy” – Students will experiment with printmaking techniques, using handmade stamps and bubble wrap to create dynamic underwater scenes full of texture and movement.

This class encourages creativity, builds confidence, and helps students connect storytelling with artistic expression in a fun and engaging way!

No materials needed.

About the Instructor:

SCULPTED SNACKS - with Karen Starr (Tuesday, July 14, 2026)

Tue, 14 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 13th-16th | 1-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 6th

All materials will be supplied.

About the Instructor:

Karen Starr is a retired art teacher with 21 years of education experience. She taught art to children from 1st-12th grades at different times throughout her career at Southeastern School District. Before teaching, Karen was a graphic designer at various locations in Baltimore, MD for 10 years. She enjoys all mediums, but gravitates towards pencil pet portraits and watercolors. Her work can be seen on Facebook at : K. Starr Portraits. Karen is looking forward to teaching these classes at York Art Association this summer. We will have so much fun!

STORYBOOK CREATIONS - with Karen Starr (Wednesday, July 15, 2026)

Wed, 15 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 13th-16th | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 |$140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 6th

Featured stories and projects include:

“The Dot” – Students will explore creativity and self-expression as they learn to “make their mark,” creating artwork that celebrates individuality and artistic confidence.
“Harold and the Purple Crayon” – Using a limited purple palette and geometric shapes, students will design their own imaginative worlds and adventurous scenes.
“Giraffes Can’t Dance” – Artists will sculpt their own animal using air-dry clay, then paint it in bold, unexpected colors to celebrate uniqueness and self-expression.
“Swimmy” – Students will experiment with printmaking techniques, using handmade stamps and bubble wrap to create dynamic underwater scenes full of texture and movement.

This class encourages creativity, builds confidence, and helps students connect storytelling with artistic expression in a fun and engaging way!

No materials needed.

About the Instructor:

SCULPTED SNACKS - with Karen Starr (Wednesday, July 15, 2026)

Wed, 15 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 13th-16th | 1-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 6th

All materials will be supplied.

About the Instructor:

Karen Starr is a retired art teacher with 21 years of education experience. She taught art to children from 1st-12th grades at different times throughout her career at Southeastern School District. Before teaching, Karen was a graphic designer at various locations in Baltimore, MD for 10 years. She enjoys all mediums, but gravitates towards pencil pet portraits and watercolors. Her work can be seen on Facebook at : K. Starr Portraits. Karen is looking forward to teaching these classes at York Art Association this summer. We will have so much fun!

STORYBOOK CREATIONS - with Karen Starr (Thursday, July 16, 2026)

Thu, 16 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 13th-16th | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 |$140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 6th

Featured stories and projects include:

“The Dot” – Students will explore creativity and self-expression as they learn to “make their mark,” creating artwork that celebrates individuality and artistic confidence.
“Harold and the Purple Crayon” – Using a limited purple palette and geometric shapes, students will design their own imaginative worlds and adventurous scenes.
“Giraffes Can’t Dance” – Artists will sculpt their own animal using air-dry clay, then paint it in bold, unexpected colors to celebrate uniqueness and self-expression.
“Swimmy” – Students will experiment with printmaking techniques, using handmade stamps and bubble wrap to create dynamic underwater scenes full of texture and movement.

This class encourages creativity, builds confidence, and helps students connect storytelling with artistic expression in a fun and engaging way!

No materials needed.

About the Instructor:

SCULPTED SNACKS - with Karen Starr (Thursday, July 16, 2026)

Thu, 16 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 13th-16th | 1-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 6th

All materials will be supplied.

About the Instructor:

Karen Starr is a retired art teacher with 21 years of education experience. She taught art to children from 1st-12th grades at different times throughout her career at Southeastern School District. Before teaching, Karen was a graphic designer at various locations in Baltimore, MD for 10 years. She enjoys all mediums, but gravitates towards pencil pet portraits and watercolors. Her work can be seen on Facebook at : K. Starr Portraits. Karen is looking forward to teaching these classes at York Art Association this summer. We will have so much fun!

MEMBERS' PRACTICE SESSION (Friday, July 17, 2026)

Fri, 17 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

Friday July 17th | 10am-3pm | $10 Members

Bring your own projects and enjoy dedicated creative time in the classrooms at the York Art Association.

Tables are available for $10 per session. Space is limited to 10 participants per session. No instruction will be provided.

UNDER THE SEA - with Sue Miller (Monday, July 20, 2026)

Mon, 20 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 20th -23rd | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 13th

Dive into creativity during our “Under the Sea” Camp! Your child will explore the wonders of ocean life by designing and creating their very own sea creatures, then bringing their underwater world to life in a personalized shoebox diorama. From colorful fish to imaginative deep-sea creatures, each project will be a unique ocean adventure!

If you happen to have extra shoeboxes, toilet paper tubes, or other small recyclable materials at home, we would greatly appreciate any donations—they help make our creations even more magical!

SUE MILLER began drawing at a young age, around 7 years old. She would often draw animals, plants, and trees around her house to share with her parents and grandparents. She was mesmerized by the famous artists' works found in books and on TV, admiring the “great masters.”

Sue continued to grow and learn art forms at York College of PA, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree. As an artist, she continues to learn techniques from other artists such as David J. Rogers, Bianca Rosen, and Bradley Hendershot, who have influenced the shaping of her own unique style. Her goal is to share her enthusiasm and joy for the arts while encouraging students to learn something new every day. She believes that all students are capable of learning to draw and paint with patience and practice. She is a proud member of the York Art Association.

EMBROIDERY CAMP - with Sue Miller (Monday, July 20, 2026)

Mon, 20 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 20th -23rd | 1-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 13th

In this Summer Embroidery Camp you will learn 14 basic stitches using DMC floss to create your own shapes, textures and outlines for designs that will jazz up your own t-shirts, sweatshirts, jeans, shorts, pillowcase, apron, tea towels, or hand towels.

So look around your house and bring to camp, your jeans, jean jackets, t-shirts, sweatshirts, cooking apron, shorts, pillowcase, handkerchief, to decorate with hand sewn embroidery stitching!

UNDER THE SEA - with Sue Miller (Tuesday, July 21, 2026)

Tue, 21 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 20th -23rd | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 13th

If you happen to have extra shoeboxes, toilet paper tubes, or other small recyclable materials at home, we would greatly appreciate any donations—they help make our creations even more magical!

EMBROIDERY CAMP - with Sue Miller (Tuesday, July 21, 2026)

Tue, 21 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 20th -23rd | 1-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 13th

So look around your house and bring to camp, your jeans, jean jackets, t-shirts, sweatshirts, cooking apron, shorts, pillowcase, handkerchief, to decorate with hand sewn embroidery stitching!

UNDER THE SEA - with Sue Miller (Wednesday, July 22, 2026)

Wed, 22 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 20th -23rd | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 13th

If you happen to have extra shoeboxes, toilet paper tubes, or other small recyclable materials at home, we would greatly appreciate any donations—they help make our creations even more magical!

EMBROIDERY CAMP - with Sue Miller (Wednesday, July 22, 2026)

Wed, 22 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 20th -23rd | 1-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 13th

So look around your house and bring to camp, your jeans, jean jackets, t-shirts, sweatshirts, cooking apron, shorts, pillowcase, handkerchief, to decorate with hand sewn embroidery stitching!

UNDER THE SEA - with Sue Miller (Thursday, July 23, 2026)

Thu, 23 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 20th -23rd | 10am-12pm | Ages 6-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 13th

If you happen to have extra shoeboxes, toilet paper tubes, or other small recyclable materials at home, we would greatly appreciate any donations—they help make our creations even more magical!

EMBROIDERY CAMP - with Sue Miller (Thursday, July 23, 2026)

Thu, 23 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 20th -23rd | 1-3pm | Ages 11-15 | $140M $160NM

Registration Closes July 13th

So look around your house and bring to camp, your jeans, jean jackets, t-shirts, sweatshirts, cooking apron, shorts, pillowcase, handkerchief, to decorate with hand sewn embroidery stitching!

PAWS AND PAINT (8-10) - with Jessie Groft (Monday, July 27, 2026)

Mon, 27 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 27th -30th | 10am-12pm | Ages 8-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration closes July 20th

Give your child a wildly creative experience at our Paws and Paint camp! Young artists will explore painting techniques while bringing their favorite animals to life on canvas—from fluffy pets to scaly critters.

What makes this camp extra special? Real animal visitors from Critter Connections! Campers will have the unique opportunity to observe and interact with live animals, helping them capture authentic details, personality, and movement in their artwork.

Through guided instruction, fun demos, and plenty of creative freedom, kids will build confidence in their artistic skills while deepening their appreciation for animals. The week is filled with hands-on painting, up-close animal encounters, and lots of imaginative fun.

Perfect for animal lovers and creative kids alike—this is an art adventure they won’t forget!

PAWS AND PAINT (11-15) - with Jessie Groft (Monday, July 27, 2026)

Mon, 27 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 27th -30th | 1PM-3pm | Ages 11-16 | $140M $160NM

Registration closes July 20th

Perfect for animal lovers and creative kids alike—this is an art adventure they won’t forget!

PAWS AND PAINT (8-10) - with Jessie Groft (Tuesday, July 28, 2026)

Tue, 28 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 27th -30th | 10am-12pm | Ages 8-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration closes July 20th

Perfect for animal lovers and creative kids alike—this is an art adventure they won’t forget!

PAWS AND PAINT (11-15) - with Jessie Groft (Tuesday, July 28, 2026)

Tue, 28 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 27th -30th | 1PM-3pm | Ages 11-16 | $140M $160NM

Registration closes July 20th

Perfect for animal lovers and creative kids alike—this is an art adventure they won’t forget!

PAWS AND PAINT (8-10) - with Jessie Groft (Wednesday, July 29, 2026)

Wed, 29 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 27th -30th | 10am-12pm | Ages 8-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration closes July 20th

Perfect for animal lovers and creative kids alike—this is an art adventure they won’t forget!

PAWS AND PAINT (11-15) - with Jessie Groft (Wednesday, July 29, 2026)

Wed, 29 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 27th -30th | 1PM-3pm | Ages 11-16 | $140M $160NM

Registration closes July 20th

Perfect for animal lovers and creative kids alike—this is an art adventure they won’t forget!

PAWS AND PAINT (8-10) - with Jessie Groft (Thursday, July 30, 2026)

Thu, 30 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

July 27th -30th | 10am-12pm | Ages 8-10 | $140M $160NM

Registration closes July 20th

Perfect for animal lovers and creative kids alike—this is an art adventure they won’t forget!

PAWS AND PAINT (11-15) - with Jessie Groft (Thursday, July 30, 2026)

Thu, 30 Jul 2026 17:00:00 GMT

July 27th -30th | 1PM-3pm | Ages 11-16 | $140M $160NM

Registration closes July 20th

Perfect for animal lovers and creative kids alike—this is an art adventure they won’t forget!

MEMBERS' PRACTICE SESSION (Friday, July 31, 2026)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

Friday July 31st | 10am-3pm | $10 Members

Bring your own projects and enjoy dedicated creative time in the classrooms at the York Art Association.

Tables are available for $10 per session. Space is limited to 10 participants per session. No instruction will be provided.

THE ART OF MURAL PAINTING (10-17) - with Annelise Vuono (Monday, August 03, 2026)

Mon, 03 Aug 2026 14:00:00 GMT

8/3-8/6 | 10am-3pm | Ages 10-17| $165 MEM / $185 NON-MEM

Registration Closes July 27th

This unique tween/teen art camp, led by professional artist Annelise Vuono, offers an exceptional opportunity for young creatives ages 10-18. Participants will explore the design process, learning how to plan and execute a large-scale mural to be displayed in a public space.

Throughout the camp, students will collaborate to bring Annelise's conceptualized design to life, applying their artistic skills to each stage of the project. Working together in the studio, these aspiring artists will gain hands-on experience with all phases of mural creation, from initial sketches to the final finishes. This immersive experience promises to inspire creativity, teamwork, and a sense of accomplishment, all while contributing to a meaningful public art project.

*The location and theme for this year's mural are currently being finalized, so more details on this exciting opportunity will be shared soon.

*For safety and weather-related reasons, mural construction and painting will take place at YAA, with the mural to be installed at its designated location at a later date.

SUPPLIES: All supplies included. Students should dress for the mess and bring a packed lunch for camp.

THE ART OF MURAL PAINTING (10-17) - with Annelise Vuono (Tuesday, August 04, 2026)

Tue, 04 Aug 2026 14:00:00 GMT

8/3-8/6 | 10am-3pm | Ages 10-17| $165 MEM / $185 NON-MEM

Registration Closes July 27th

*The location and theme for this year's mural are currently being finalized, so more details on this exciting opportunity will be shared soon.

*For safety and weather-related reasons, mural construction and painting will take place at YAA, with the mural to be installed at its designated location at a later date.

SUPPLIES: All supplies included. Students should dress for the mess and bring a packed lunch for camp.

THE ART OF MURAL PAINTING (10-17) - with Annelise Vuono (Wednesday, August 05, 2026)

Wed, 05 Aug 2026 14:00:00 GMT

8/3-8/6 | 10am-3pm | Ages 10-17| $165 MEM / $185 NON-MEM

Registration Closes July 27th

*The location and theme for this year's mural are currently being finalized, so more details on this exciting opportunity will be shared soon.

*For safety and weather-related reasons, mural construction and painting will take place at YAA, with the mural to be installed at its designated location at a later date.

SUPPLIES: All supplies included. Students should dress for the mess and bring a packed lunch for camp.

THE ART OF MURAL PAINTING (10-17) - with Annelise Vuono (Thursday, August 06, 2026)

Thu, 06 Aug 2026 14:00:00 GMT

8/3-8/6 | 10am-3pm | Ages 10-17| $165 MEM / $185 NON-MEM

Registration Closes July 27th

*The location and theme for this year's mural are currently being finalized, so more details on this exciting opportunity will be shared soon.

*For safety and weather-related reasons, mural construction and painting will take place at YAA, with the mural to be installed at its designated location at a later date.

SUPPLIES: All supplies included. Students should dress for the mess and bring a packed lunch for camp.

MEMBER PRACTICE SESSION (Friday, August 07, 2026)

Fri, 07 Aug 2026 14:00:00 GMT

Friday August 7th | 10am-3pm | $10 Members

Bring your own projects and enjoy dedicated creative time in the classrooms at the York Art Association.

Tables are available for $10 per session. Space is limited to 10 participants per session. No instruction will be provided.

MEMBERS' PRACTICE SESSION (Friday, August 14, 2026)

Fri, 14 Aug 2026 14:00:00 GMT

Friday August 14th | 10am-3pm | $10 Members

Bring your own projects and enjoy dedicated creative time in the classrooms at the York Art Association.

Tables are available for $10 per session. Space is limited to 10 participants per session. No instruction will be provided.

MEMBERS' PRACTICE SESSION (Friday, August 21, 2026)

Fri, 21 Aug 2026 14:00:00 GMT

Friday August 21st | 10am-3pm | $10 Members

Bring your own projects and enjoy dedicated creative time in the classrooms at the York Art Association.

Tables are available for $10 per session. Space is limited to 10 participants per session. No instruction will be provided.

MEMBERS' PRACTICE SESSION (Friday, August 28, 2026)

Fri, 28 Aug 2026 14:00:00 GMT

Friday August 28th | 10am-3pm | $10 Members

Bring your own projects and enjoy dedicated creative time in the classrooms at the York Art Association.

Tables are available for $10 per session. Space is limited to 10 participants per session. No instruction will be provided.