3 ways to experience the arts in Huntsville this winter
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The weather has turned bitterly cold in Huntsville, and we’re looking for ways to enjoy the city without being subjected to the elements. Thankfully, Huntsville is full to the brim with unique experiences, and we’ve found three ways to flex your creative muscle indoors this winter.
Read all about it here:
1. Take it all in at the Huntsville Museum of Art
A Huntsville staple for more than 50 years now, the Huntsville Museum of Art has something to offer creatives of all ages.
Activities include:
- art classes for all ages
- a rotating collection of exhibits
- virtual studio tours
- “Voices of Our Times” lecture series
Admission is $12 for adults, $5 for children and students and $10 for seniors, military and educators.
2. Paint + sip at Pinot’s Palette
If paint and sip is more your style, Pinot’s Palette in the Village of Providence offers public classes, private events and paint at home opportunities.
Here are some quick facts about Pinot’s Palette:
- Private parties are available for all ages.
- Teens ages 13-17 are permitted in public classes as long as they have a paid seat + are accompanied by someone 18+.
- The shop offers beer, wine and a selection of non-alcoholic beverages.
- Register online for public events, starting at around $30/guest.
3. Learn to throw clay at DesignByHart’s Pottery Studio
If your goal is to create art you can use, why not try out pottery at DesignByHart? The studio is located inside Lowe Mill Arts & Entertainment and offers regular classes for pottery beginners. Sign up and learn:
- painting
- pottery basics
- wheel-throwing
The studio also offers after school art classes for kids, special date night classes, and intermediate pottery classes for those looking to sharpen their skills. Classes start at $35 and have limited availability, so act fast if you’re interested.
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