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Free Mommy & Me Art Class for Kids 🎨

Free Mommy & Me Art Class for Kids 🎨

Thu, Jul 16, 10:00 PM
From Mommy & Me: Free Art class

Free Mommy & Me Art Class for Kids 🎨 Hey parents! Ready for some creative fun with your little one? Join our Free Mommy & Me Art Class — a joyful time for kids (ages 3-9) and their grown-ups to paint, create, and make memories together! Each week you’ll enjoy: • Super fun hands-on art projects with paints, crayons, clay & more • Playful sensory activities perfect for little hands • A happy space to spark creativity, build skills, and express themselves • Special keepsakes to take home and treasure No art experience needed — just show up ready to get messy and have a blast! All supplies are provided. It’s the perfect chance for moms, dads, grandparents, or caregivers to slow down, laugh, and bond with your child while discovering the joy of art. Spots are limited! Grab your free spot today and let the creativity begin! We can’t wait to create with you! 🎨❤️ Feel free to ask for me (Shirley <3)

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Sunday Afternoon INSTRUCTED Figure Drawing

Sunday Afternoon INSTRUCTED Figure Drawing

Sun, Jul 5, 4:00 PM
From Drawing New York
4.9

Instructed Figure Drawing Class - All levels are welcome. In this class, we will focus on figure drawing and various drawing techniques. Each week, our teacher begins with a short discussion and demonstration of different drawing approaches. Attendees then draw for the remainder of the session with feedback from the teacher. There is a live model for each session. Please bring a pad up to 18Ă—24, a 2H, HB, 4B pencil, and an eraser,

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3 attendees
Instructed Drawing Night at the Met

Instructed Drawing Night at the Met

Fri, Jul 10, 10:30 PM
From Drawing New York
4.9

Instructed Drawing Night at the Met focuses on charcoal pencil drawing through close study of the museum’s Greek and Roman figure sculptures. Our instructor, Elizabeth Johnson, will guide students in developing technical control of charcoal pencils while working from these classical forms. After a brief demonstration, students will create charcoal drawings around the gallery with guidance from the instructor. Materials: Charcoal Pencils only\*\*\* (HB and 4B) 2H graphite pencil Small & Medium blending stump Kneaded eraser Eraser Drawing paper This event is not affiliated with Met Museum educators. Please arrive prepared to purchase a ticket to the Met Museum.

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Chen Style Tai Chi. 1 1/2 Hr Class

Chen Style Tai Chi. 1 1/2 Hr Class

Sun, Jul 12, 1:30 PM
From The New York Chen Tai Chi Chuan Meetup Group
4.9

PLEASE CALL MASTER YU FOR DETAILS: 917-535-3916. --- Learning basic steps , posture , and the name of the movement . We will also explain how it can be applied as the martial art aspect. $20 fee of this first Meetup are for all new first time students who want to try out this class; following classes are $40 per class. Master Yu is also available by appointment for private classes: 917-535-3916

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Introduction to Color

Introduction to Color

Tue, Jun 30, 10:30 PM
From Drawing New York
4.9

This class introduces you to a clear system that artists use to decode color, providing the knowledge you need to see what they see. Instructor Aidan Barker-Hill teaches this systematic approach to both complete beginners and painters looking to demystify their palette. Once you learn this skill, you will be able to identify and mix any color you see with confidence. It is a true unlock for your practice, removing the frustration of guesswork and dramatically improving your paintings. Each student needs to bring a white object, a bright red object, a bright yellow object, and a bright blue object for their individual still life. **Week 1:** The Munsell System **Week 2:** Complements & Reflections **Week 3:** Local Color vs. Light Color **Week 4:** Refining & Rendering **Materials:** 4 different canvases 8″x10″ or 9″x12″ A variety of large and small brushes. (filberts for the large and medium sizes, rounds for small sizes) **Paint Colors:** Titanium White Cadmium Yellow Light Yellow Ochre Transparent Red Iron Oxide or Burnt Sienna Cadmium Red Dioxazine Purple Ultramarine Blue Phthalo Blue Phthalo Green Ivory Black **(Optional)** Cadmium Orange Quinacridone Magenta Alizarin Crimson **Provided by the school** Gamsol Linseed oil Brush Washing Tank or Silicoil Jar Palette – grey disposable palette paper Paper Towels Brush Soap

4 attendees

FREE Class & Latin Social Dancing OUTDOORS

Wed, Jul 1, 10:00 PM
From NYC Latin Dance Parties & Classes Meetup
4.6
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people in local areas through events and activities based on shared interests such as art classes and more.

You can search for art classes in New York by visiting Meetup’s website or app. Simply enter your interest and location to find upcoming events and groups.

Yes, many art classes offer online participation. You can RSVP to these events and join from the comfort of your home.

No experience is necessary. Meetup groups often welcome all skill levels, from beginners to experienced artists.

To join an art group, search for groups near New York that match your interests, then click 'Join group' and participate in their activities.

While some art classes are free, others may have a fee based on the materials and instruction provided. Check event details for more information.

Often, yes. Check the event description or group policies to see if you can invite friends to join you in art classes or activities.

Art events are scheduled at various times. You can filter events by date and time to find those that fit your schedule best in New York.

Meetup events are organized by individual hosts. Event quality can vary, so it's helpful to read reviews and descriptions.

Many groups aim for inclusivity. You can contact event organizers to inquire about accessibility and accommodations.

Yes, through Meetup, you can organize your own events. Start a group, plan your activity, and invite members to join.

While meeting new people is a key part of Meetup, forming connections depends on engaging with events and members.

Yes, Meetup emphasizes community activities, so you'll typically find larger gatherings rather than one-on-one sessions.

The frequency depends on the group's schedule, with some offering regular classes, while others may meet less frequently.

Yes, some groups may offer classes specifically designed for children. Check the descriptions to find family-friendly activities.