Presented by Guemes Island Community Center Association (GICCA)
“Enriching and Connecting our Island Community”
Presented by GICCA
“Enriching and Connecting our Island Community”
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Presented by Guemes Island Community Center Association (GICCA)
“Enriching and Connecting our Island Community”
Presented by GICCA
“Enriching and Connecting our Island Community”
So, you want to learn how to create your own art? Than this is the place to find currently available art classes and workshops offered here on Guemes Island. Skagit County Public Health has confirmed that indoor group art classes are permitted under the Phase 2 reopening plan.
View guidelines here.
Want a current or future class listed?
Email guemesislandart@gmail.com with the subject “List Classes” with class information.
*Disclaimer: Class information is shared by GIA and all details have been obtained from the instructor. We do not promise anything.*
Click on desired art category to see a list of current classes.
Watercolor, acrylic, oil,
en plein air, sip & paint, etc.
Explore a variety of mediums in an inspiring, creative atmosphere. Ages 6-15.
Sculpture, raku, thrown,
hand-building, raku, etc.
Possible classes available in the future. Check back later!
Wire wrapping, beading, metal,
beach glass, clay, etc.
Sketching, pastels,
pen & ink, calligraphy, etc.
Craving, sculpture,
woodturning, pyrography, etc.
Glass blowing,
stained glass, torch, etc.
Photography, graphic
& web design, digital drawing etc.
Knitting, sewn, textile,
weaving, crochet, etc.
Luminaries, collage,
sculpture, assemblage, etc.
Sculpture, welding,
wire, casting, stamping, etc.
Block print, etching,
screen printing, lithography, etc.
Become a
Guemes Island Rockstar!
Skagit County Public Health has confirmed that indoor group art classes are permitted under the Phase 3 reopening plan. Within RECREATION rules for the State of Washington, art classes can be offered indoors if the following rules are followed:
•Everyone must wear a mask at all times.
•There is at least 6′ of distancing between workspaces.
•Regular sanitizing practices are used for bathrooms and public areas.
•Each student is assigned a set of tools to use without sharing, which are disinfected at the end of each session.
•Use is limited to 50% of Fire Department established capacity.
•Windows and doors will remain open when possible.
•Those who are not feeling well are prohibited from attending.
*GICCA strongly supports the plans developed by Washington State, as they indicate their intent to start a clear pathway forward to slow the spread of COVID-19. Only classes that can demonstrate they meet these requirements are added to the Guemes Island Art “CLASSES” listing, but each potential student should evaluate the choices and make a personal decision.*