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MIXED MEDIUM
THE ARTS AROUND
EASTERN OREGON
MARCH 30�APRIL 6, 2022
Classes for all at Pendleton Center for the Arts
By Trish Yerges
Go! Magazine
P
ENDLETON — Pendleton
Center for the Arts, 214 N.
Main St., has lined up a host of
fun classes for teens, youth and
adults in 2022. Classes are open
for registration even if they are
underway now, and many are
free of charge.
Director Roberta Lavadour in-
vites everyone to check out their
events, exhibits and classes and
try something creative and fun.
When registering, please ask if
there are any mask or COVID-19
vaccination requirements in or-
der to participate as state health
guidelines will be followed.
To sign up, call 541-278-9201
or visit classes@pendletonarts.
org. A list of classes follows:
TEENS AND YOUTH
TEEN CLAY with Brian Purnell
Tuesdays, 4-5:30 p.m.
Ongoing, join anytime, but
register online. Previous experi-
ence is not necessary. Beginners
and returning students welcome.
This course is being off ered
for free thanks to donors, and
support from the Roundhouse
Foundation. This class is limited,
so be sure to register.
TEEN UKULELE with Ian
Summerfi eld
Tuesdays, 4:30–5:30 p.m.
Class began Feb. 1 but it’s
ongoing, so join anytime. Please
register with the center. Stu-
dents will work on chords and
strumming techniques, while
practicing classic ukulele songs
as a group. Bring your own uku-
lele, borrow one from the PCA, or
purchase one through the Pend-
leton Music Co. Registration is
required. Class is free but size is
limited. Inquire about possible
mask requirements.
PCA CREATION STATION
Tuesday-Friday 11 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Saturdays 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Staff have transformed a por-
tion of the Pearson Auditorium
into the PCA Creation Station for
this free, drop-in art experience.
Kids and families can drop by
during open hours for a self-
directed art-making experience.
BIKES, SKIS, CLIMBING
GEAR, ADVICE,
BEER & RENTALS,
GOOD PEOPLE
Materials, inspiration and space
are supplied.
ADULT CLASSES
HIP & HANDMADE
Every Saturday, 10:30 a.m.
Join one of our creative and
enthusiastic staff members for
this casual, free, no pressure
get-together. Participants gather
around a big table to work on
a diff erent project each week,
depending on what has captured
our interest. No need to sign up,
no tuition, just drop by.
SPIN IN
First Saturday of the month,
1-3 p.m.
Join the fi ber fun gang on the
fi rst Saturday of every month
Those who spin, knit, crochet or
do any creative hand work are
welcome. Free.
GUITAR FOR BEGINNERS
with Charlie Herrington
Tuesdays, 6-7 p.m.
April 5–June 21 (10 sessions)
No class on May 27. Join in
any time at a prorated rate. Learn
basic guitar skills and build a
foundation for playing all kinds
of music. Starts with the CAGED
system and simple scales and
basic rhythms. Please bring a
guitar — visit Pendleton Music
Co. for instrument rentals. Class
size is limited, and good fi tting
masks will be required to lower
risk for students, instructors and
staff . $55 members/$60 non-
members.
GUITAR FOR BEGINNERS 2
with Charlie Herrington
Tuesdays, 7:15–8:15 p.m.
April 5–June 21 (10 sessions)
No class on May 27. Join
in any time at a prorated rate.
Continue learning and practicing
songs as a group in the Begin-
ners 2 session. Bring your guitar
or visit Pendleton Music Co. for
a rentals. Class size is limited,
and good fi tting masks will be
required to lower risk for stu-
dents, instructors and staff . $55
members/$60 non-members.
DRAWING HUMANS: The Face
& Figure
with Alice Thomas
Wednesdays, 6–8 p.m.
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