Drop In Art, Studio Time
Ages: Adult
Got a project that you just can’t find the time to get back to? Join us in our NOWCO Fireside Room for drop in studio time. Bring your project and your supplies and devote time to creating in the company of others!
Registration not required. Free to attend. Supplies not included.
Beginning September 3
Wednesdays
10 AM - 1 PM
Free To attend
Drop In
Brave New Writing
Adult
Need a kick start to get writing? These biweekly, drop-in style nights will provide you a safe space to write, discuss, and share your work. Each session will include time to work on your own project or follow a guided freefall writing prompt. Additional writing prompts will be given to work on between classes for those who choose to do so.
Please bring a notebook or charged laptop. No writing experience necessary.
Registration suggested.
$8 per evening
Facilitator: Fran Kimmel
Thursdays
6:30 PM - 8 PM
FEB 26
MAR 12 & 26
$8
Write On
Adult
Intermediate writers - these sessions are for you!
Take your writing to the next level with supportive, critical feedback from the group, dedicated writing time, and sharing opportunities on your current projects.
Partly facilitated, partly self-guided, this 6-week session will promote connection to other writers while focusing on your own work.
$50/session
Tuesdays
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Jan 20 - Feb 24, 2026 (FULL)
Mar 31 - May 5, 2026 (FULL)
$50
Interested in Write On? To be added to a waitlist for a new session, email programmer@lacombepac.com.
PD Day Art Camp
10+ Years
Spend your PD Days diving into creativity at our Art Camp. Each student will choose one image to explore and repeat across all five sessions using different techniques and mediums. From paint to collage—discover how one idea can turn into endless masterpieces.
Instructor: Lauren Cowles
Fridays
9 AM - 3 PM
2026:
Mar 13
APR 24
May 15
Jun 5
$50 per class
Poetry as Witness
16+ Years
What does it mean for a poem to bear witness? In this generative workshop, participants will explore writing that responds to personal experience and collective events, inhabiting the space between the intimate and the political. Drawing on the concept of the “poetry of witness,” we will consider how poems can document, remember, and respond with care and craft.
Instructor: Rayanne Haines