Love to learn? Check out 4 places you can go to take on a new hobby

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From DIY dishes to paintings that pop, Huntsville is eager to teach you a new hobby. (Sarah Gronberg / Hville Blast)

No matter your age, it’s always fun to explore your creative side and take on new hobbies! Luckily, Huntsville has plenty of opportunities for you to tap into your imagination and learn a new hobby.

1. Fiber ArtWork

a brown rabbit made out of fiber
Make cute creations like this rabbit from scratch. (Curtis Venetta / Hville Blast)

Don’t let this yarn store’s tucked-away location fool you — Fiber ArtWork is packed with personality. Classes are held every week, during which you can try your hand at crochet, felting, knitting, spinning, or weaving. All classes are free, your only expense being the required supplies. If you want to join, text Nina, the owner, at the number below and get started on your new hobby.

    2. Pinot’s Palette

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    All smiles and lots of color. (Pinot’s Palette Huntsville / Facebook)

    Huntsville has its very own Pinot’s Palette in Providence, where you can paint and sip with friends or enjoy some time alone. They also offer Family Days where guests 6 and up can paint with an adult. Classes are held daily, so be sure to visit their website, register for one (or more), and make room for some new artwork in your home.

    3. The Vessel

    the vessel pottery class
    Welcoming both beginners and experienced potters year-round. (Sarah Gronberg / Hville Blast)

    The Vessel at Stovehouse contains vast opportunities for potters of all ages, no matter your level of experience. You might consider signing up for a “Try-It” Class, a private lesson for you and up to two friends, or even becoming a member. Every Friday from 10AM-12PM, The Vessel holds an unstructured open studio for kids 6 and under.

    4. Huntsville Botanical Garden

    HSV Botanical Garden class
    A hobby for the whole family to enjoy. (Huntsville Botanical Garden / Facebook)

    Get in touch with nature in one of Huntsville Botanical Garden’s many programs. Adults can learn about everything from lawn care maintenance to container design, and kids as young as 2 years old can safely explore nature in the Seeds to Sprouts classes. There are also plenty of volunteer opportunities open for teenagers, and youth day camps kick off at the end of May.

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