Discover the secrets to perfect popovers, light, airy, and golden-brown with a crisp exterior and tender interior. Chef Sisile Maruzzelli will guide you step by step, sharing tips for flawless rise, flavor variations, and creative serving ideas. From sweet to savory, you’ll leave this hands-on class ready to bake stunning, bakery-quality popovers at home!
Create a festive felted jack-o’-lanterns in this fun, hands-on class. All materials included.
Transform a single sheet of paper into your own instant book or zine. Learn to carve a relief stamp from a rubber eraser, then add collage, drawing, and more to create a one-of-a-kind work of art. All supplies included.
Learn to turn eggplant into flavorful, tender, and versatile dishes. Hands-on tips and techniques to make this humble vegetable the star of your meals!
In this four-part series, local artist Cadee Rockwell guides you through composition, color, and technique to create a finished floral oil painting. All skill levels welcome; materials provided.
Art historian Jennifer Mineo Gallagher, professor at The University of Scranton, leads a three-part series exploring influential artists, movements, and ideas that shaped art history.
Join local artist Brooke Wandall for a three-class series exploring the art of portrait painting. Learn techniques for proportion, color, and expression as you create your own compelling portraits. All supplies included.
Chris Arcangelo brings stories to life with animated, interactive readings and fun costumes, sparking imagination for young listeners.
Join us for a spooktacular cooking class where kids make and decorate creepy-cute Halloween treats. Fun, hands-on, and perfect for little chefs!
Bring designs to life with paint on a pre-burned wood base! Kids add color, creativity, and their own style to make a unique keepsake to take home.
Teens will learn safe woodburning techniques, practice designs, and create their own custom piece to take home.
Explore the wartime boom in manufacturing, the role of women in shipbuilding and bomber production, and the contributions of figures like Henry Ford and Henry J. Kaiser. Learn who made the uniforms, munitions, and C-Rations—and how the U.S. adapted on
the home front.