Discover the art of miniature painting in this hands-on introductory class designed for beginners! Whether you're a tabletop gamer, fantasy fan, or just curious about painting tiny figurines, this class will guide you through the basics.

You'll learn about essential tools, simple painting techniques, and color choices while working directly on a fantasy-themed miniature. We’ll also cover how miniatures are assembled and what a fully finished piece can look like. No prior experience needed—just bring your creativity and get ready to bring your miniature to life! All materials provided.

This class is held over four weeks and students who sign up will be registered for all four weeks.

Thursdays in March: 5, 12, 19, 26 from 6-8PM

Join Fr. Theophan Mackey for a beginning wheel throwing class. Students who are continuing their wheel throwing education may sign up for this class and will be guided throw continuing techniques as well.

Learn the basics of making pottery on the wheel. Centering, pulling up walls, and finishing. As well as practice trimming. 

If you are not a beginner, you may receive tips and tricks from Father Theophan's 30+ years of experience in clay, such as how to reproduce forms, lids, spouts, handles, etc.

Wednesdays, February 4 – March 25
Class Time: 6:30-8:30 pm 
8 sessions– come to one or all or anywhere in between!

Instructor: Nick Hubley

Location: Fuller Lodge Art Center, 2132 Central Ave, Los Alamos, NM

Presented by Santa Fe Improv and Los Alamos Little Theatre. This event is not affiliated with the Los Alamos Arts Council.

Everyone is welcome to these all-level drop-in sessions! No prior improv experience necessary. Adults only.

According to their website, the presenters are unable to provide refunds for drop-in classes.

Link to sign up here!

Make an original tile in low relief of whatever subject you decide. Mix and pour a plaster, one-part mold of the original. Then when the mold is cured, prep the mold and press out multiple copies of the original. Decorate, fire, and finish!

Come, learn a new ceramic skill with Father Theophan.

Each student will be provided with clay during their class and guided on use of a ceramics studio with regards to safety and cleanliness. Please leave jewelry at home, or be prepared to safely store any rings or necklaces. Long hair should be pulled back off the face and it is recommended that nails be trimmed prior to throwing. Each student should bring an apron or have clothing they are comfortable getting messy. Closed toed shoes are required in all Fuller Lodge Art Center Studios.

Join us for a casual craft meetup sponsored by the Los Alamos Arts Council. We will bring fiber art supplies for those who don’t have their own but want to hang out! Free (although donations for supplies appreciated).

We will bring supplies or bring your own! Please no paints, glues, or messy crafts, our goal is to hang out, spend some time together on our hobbies, and not leave a big mess for the Tub crew.

Bathtub Row Brewing offers non-alcoholic beverages and you can bring your own food or a snack to share!

No skills are needed and everyone is welcome - Kyrie will walk you through everything you need to know! We will cover basic stitches, different seam styles, using the basic feet of a sewing machine, as well as how to use a basic machine. Each class will be a different project and students are welcome to bring the fabric you'd like to use for the project.

Classes will cover a variety of projects including:

-Book sleeve and book cover

-Square bag

-Reusable roll up bags

Wednesdays, February 4 – March 25
Class Time: 6:30-8:30 pm 
8 sessions– come to one or all or anywhere in between!

Instructor: Nick Hubley

Location: Fuller Lodge Art Center, 2132 Central Ave, Los Alamos, NM

Presented by Santa Fe Improv and Los Alamos Little Theatre. This event is not affiliated with the Los Alamos Arts Council.

Everyone is welcome to these all-level drop-in sessions! No prior improv experience necessary. Adults only.

According to their website, the presenters are unable to provide refunds for drop-in classes.

Link to sign up here!

No skills are needed and everyone is welcome - Kyrie will walk you through everything you need to know! We will cover basic stitches, different seam styles, using the basic feet of a sewing machine, as well as how to use a basic machine. Each class will be a different project and students are welcome to bring the fabric you'd like to use for the project.

Classes will cover a variety of projects including:

-Book sleeve and book cover

-Square bag

-Reusable roll up bags

Wednesday February 25th: Folded book making.

Where: Samizdat Bookstore and Teahouse

Time: 6-8PM 

Family friendly (recommended for ages 10 and up, but you know your kiddos! Kids MUST be accompanied by a paying adult, this is not a drop-off program)

Linda Zwick is a long-time teacher with the Fuller Lodge Art Center who annually brings a delight with her Psanky Easter Egg Dyeing classes. This year, we've finally got her on our books (pun intended) to teach us some wonderful bookmaking and binding techniques over the spring. CAP members can attend these classes as part of their membership (although there is a $5.00 materials fee for the stitching classes, so please make sure to check that box when you sign up with your active CAP membership). Classes will cover a variety of activities from making a pop-out/folded book to delight a friend or give as a gift to yourself! Linda will also cover the basics of Pamphlet stitching and Coptic Stiching in the remaining classes. Dates and times are below, please read the descriptions on the website carefully, as there may be added information as we get things launched! Not a CAP member? Take a moment to grab a monthly membership. These are $100 a month and cover any activity with the CAP label and each add'l household member is only $25.00. See the Community Arts Programs page for a more in depth description of these monthly passes and how they can keep you creative year round!

No skills are needed and everyone is welcome - Kyrie will walk you through everything you need to know! We will cover basic stitches, different seam styles, using the basic feet of a sewing machine, as well as how to use a basic machine. Each class will be a different project and students are welcome to bring the fabric you'd like to use for the project.

Classes will cover a variety of projects including:

-Book sleeve and book cover

-Square bag

-Reusable roll up bags

Discover the art of miniature painting in this hands-on introductory class designed for beginners! Whether you're a tabletop gamer, fantasy fan, or just curious about painting tiny figurines, this class will guide you through the basics.

You'll learn about essential tools, simple painting techniques, and color choices while working directly on a fantasy-themed miniature. We’ll also cover how miniatures are assembled and what a fully finished piece can look like. No prior experience needed—just bring your creativity and get ready to bring your miniature to life! All materials provided.

Wednesdays, February 4 – March 25
Class Time: 6:30-8:30 pm 
8 sessions– come to one or all or anywhere in between!

Instructor: Nick Hubley

Location: Fuller Lodge Art Center, 2132 Central Ave, Los Alamos, NM

Presented by Santa Fe Improv and Los Alamos Little Theatre. This event is not affiliated with the Los Alamos Arts Council.

Everyone is welcome to these all-level drop-in sessions! No prior improv experience necessary. Adults only.

According to their website, the presenters are unable to provide refunds for drop-in classes.

Link to sign up here!

No skills are needed and everyone is welcome - Kyrie will walk you through everything you need to know! We will cover basic stitches, different seam styles, using the basic feet of a sewing machine, as well as how to use a basic machine. Each class will be a different project and students are welcome to bring the fabric you'd like to use for the project.

Classes will cover a variety of projects including:

-Book sleeve and book cover

-Square bag

-Reusable roll up bags

Join award-winning miniature figurine painter Dharam Khalsa for office hours. Bring your own projects, paints and supplies to work alongside an amazing artist! You can:

• Ask for advice on techniques, materials and more

• Get guidance and feedback from an expert on your current project

• Enjoy live demos from a seasoned professional!

Registration required. Suggested donations are optional to add on to cover cost of materials.

Join us for a casual craft meetup sponsored by the Los Alamos Arts Council. We will bring fiber art supplies for those who don’t have their own but want to hang out! Free (although donations for supplies appreciated).

We will bring supplies or bring your own! Please no paints, glues, or messy crafts, our goal is to hang out, spend some time together on our hobbies, and not leave a big mess for the Tub crew.

Bathtub Row Brewing offers non-alcoholic beverages and you can bring your own food or a snack to share!

No skills are needed and everyone is welcome - Kyrie will walk you through everything you need to know! We will cover basic stitches, different seam styles, using the basic feet of a sewing machine, as well as how to use a basic machine. Each class will be a different project and students are welcome to bring the fabric you'd like to use for the project.

Classes will cover a variety of projects including:

-Book sleeve and book cover

-Square bag

-Reusable roll up bags

Doors will open at 5 PM with the concert beginning at 6. All activity will take place at Fuller Lodge (2132 Central Ave, Los Alamos, NM 87544) Pajarito Room.

Join the Los Alamos Arts Council for a special concert in the historic Fuller Lodge. Entitled "Love Sucks" and featuring local musicians Tjett Gerdom and Jennifer Perez, the program will be composed of operatic arrangements (from Mozart to Scriabin) followed by more contemporary songs made famous by the likes of Bob Dylan, Steven Sondhiem, and "Weird Al" Yankovic. 

About the artists: Tjett and Jennifer are longtime local favorites, and are classically trained in opera.

Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate Valentine's Day YOUR way. Mocktails and light refreshments will be served, good cheer and camaraderie are welcomed.

Wednesdays, February 4 – March 25
Class Time: 6:30-8:30 pm 
8 sessions– come to one or all or anywhere in between!

Instructor: Nick Hubley

Location: Fuller Lodge Art Center, 2132 Central Ave, Los Alamos, NM

Presented by Santa Fe Improv and Los Alamos Little Theatre. This event is not affiliated with the Los Alamos Arts Council.

Everyone is welcome to these all-level drop-in sessions! No prior improv experience necessary. Adults only.

According to their website, the presenters are unable to provide refunds for drop-in classes.

Link to sign up here!

No skills are needed and everyone is welcome - Kyrie will walk you through everything you need to know! We will cover basic stitches, different seam styles, using the basic feet of a sewing machine, as well as how to use a basic machine. Each class will be a different project and students are welcome to bring the fabric you'd like to use for the project.

Classes will cover a variety of projects including:

-Book sleeve and book cover

-Square bag

-Reusable roll up bags

Join the Los Alamos Arts Council for the first Daytime Performance Series of the year, featuring performance of original work by Los Alamos folk artist Jubal. The concert will take place on Wednesday, February 11th from 12-1 PM in the Fuller Lodge. This event will be free and open to the public.

Jubal is described as "a western film, a stranger in a strange land, a Jack Russell terrier, and a book of songs. Taylor Kress is the writer and singer for Jubal, but the act has taken many different versions over the years. Hailing from East Tennessee, their music has its roots in the folk songs and sounds of Appalachia." You can learn more on Jubal's website: www.jubaltune.com

To pre-save Jubal's forthcoming new single, Honey I'm Dyin', follow this link: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jubal/honey-im-dyin

Wednesdays, February 4 – March 25
Class Time: 6:30-8:30 pm 
8 sessions– come to one or all or anywhere in between!

Instructor: Nick Hubley

Location: Fuller Lodge Art Center, 2132 Central Ave, Los Alamos, NM

Presented by Santa Fe Improv and Los Alamos Little Theatre. This event is not affiliated with the Los Alamos Arts Council.

Everyone is welcome to these all-level drop-in sessions! No prior improv experience necessary. Adults only.

According to their website, the presenters are unable to provide refunds for drop-in classes.

Link to sign up here!

Join us for a casual craft meetup sponsored by the Los Alamos Arts Council. We will bring fiber art supplies for those who don’t have their own but want to hang out! Free (although donations for supplies appreciated).

We will bring supplies or bring your own! Please no paints, glues, or messy crafts, our goal is to hang out, spend some time together on our hobbies, and not leave a big mess for the Tub crew.

Bathtub Row Brewing offers non-alcoholic beverages and you can bring your own food or a snack to share!

Join us for a casual craft meetup sponsored by the Los Alamos Arts Council. We will bring fiber art supplies for those who don’t have their own but want to hang out! Free (although donations for supplies appreciated).

We will bring supplies or bring your own! Please no paints, glues, or messy crafts, our goal is to hang out, spend some time together on our hobbies, and not leave a big mess for the Tub crew.

Bathtub Row Brewing offers non-alcoholic beverages and you can bring your own food or a snack to share!

Back by popular demand is this month's junk journaling hangout! Inspired by the book A Year of Junk Journaling, this is a relaxed, drop-in gathering. It’s not a class, just a creative get-together with friends, family and our community. We’ll have supplies on hand, or feel free to bring your own journal and favorite materials.

Raku is a type of low-fire ceramic firing technique, in which a previously fired pot is rapidly heated in a small kiln, and then removed at a temperature near 2,000°F when the glazes have melted. The glowing pots are then placed into containers of combustible materials which immediately ignite. The containers are then covered so as to starve the flames of oxygen. This results in a “reducing” smokey atmosphere; one where the combustion is looking for oxygen, which it steals from the oxides in the glazes, thus “reducing” their chemical makeup from an oxide to a metal. This results in unpredictable metal flashes on the finished pottery.

We’ll be attempting two (or more) firings back-to-back, each with four vases, making for a vivid and fiery display after dark.

Evening Schedule

• 3:30 PM – Heat the kiln and settle in for some early chit-chat

• Around 4:00 PM – Glazing begins

• 5:00–6:00 PM – Raku firings (two or more in rapid succession)

A new program of The Santa Fe Symphony in Los Alamos! Bring the whole family to the gallery and cozy up for an enchanting time of story and music. Join music educators from The Santa Fe Symphony for singing, movement, & musical stories your little ones will love, in a new program geared towards families with young children that supports early childhood development and social-emotional growth.