Senior Performing Arts Workshop-Improv - 12104011

Students will be introduced to the basics of floral arranging and presentation.

Barksdale Arts and Crafts - 12104022

Learn to make a two or three dimensional piece out of a variety of materials that will fuel your creative spirit. We offer many classes for every age that teach color, design and painting techniques in a fun and nurturing environment while making projects for holiday gifts or decorations for the home.

Sewing/Quilting - 12104062

For those who have little to no sewing experience this class is for you! Learn how to properly operate a sewing machine and choose appropriate fabrics and notions for class projects. You will learn the basics of sewing like reading a pattern, pattern layout and cutting, and sewing simple seams. You will work on the selected class project together in order to master sewing techniques together. You will need to purchase your supplies for each project. There are a limited number of sewing machines available so you may need to bring a machine. Basic hand tools, needles, pins, scissors available.

Painting Class - 12104132

Painting is a visual art course where seniors will explore and experience a variety of painting techinques. Painting is a great stress relief and is found to be very therapeutic and fulfilling.

Senior Arts N Crafts LI - 14202021

Arts & Crafts Clb S - 14404022

Come have fun and socialize while working on your Arts and Crafts Projects!

Cross Over Crafts - 19004021

This class will meet two Fridays per month (please check schedule) with mediums changing monthly. Class is from 1:00 pm till 4:00 pm and cost $5.00/week. Please contact the studio to register by calling 813-274-8364. Since this class meets twice a month, we are able to get more involved exploring various mediums. Similar to Fun Fridays, Cross Over Crafts will break out of the box allowing you to expand your horizons and create art in different forms. The studio will have the tools needed for each class; however, students will be responsible for providing some of their own materials. Once enrolled, the instructor will provide a supply list at least one week in advance.
KUMIHIMO:January''s Cross-Over Crafts class will focus on new methods of Japanese weaving using wire to create flat braids. Supply List Available.
ACRYLIC POURS:February''s Cross-Over Crafts class will focus on ACRYLIC POURS using the swiping method. Supply List Available.
ECO PRINTING:March's Cross-Over Crafts class will focus on Eco Printing on cotton, wool, and possibly leather. Supply List Available.
SHRINKY DINKS:April's Cross-Over Crafts class will focus on three dimensional jewelry using shrink plastic. Supply List Available.

Glass Fusion - 19004071

Students will learn the different expansion rates of glass and how they will react together. They will learn how to cut and place the glass together to create artful forms and jewelry. Those interested in participating are encouraged to call the studio to discuss skill level and materials needed prior to registering for the class. Glass and tools are provided for use during the first class. Tools and glass can be purchased from the studio for future projects. All participants must wear closed toe shoes at all times.

Current recreation card required. Current JCC members are not required to obtain a recreation card to register.

Children's Art - 19004111

Our After School art program is a mixed-media class. It can involve clay, polymer, metal collage, paper, drawing, painting and re purposing found objects.
For their safety, we require all children to wear closed-toe shoes at all times in this working art studio.
Children will be using paint that may not be able to be removed from their clothing, so please wear appropriate clothing.
This mixed media class is for after schoolers who want to experience many mediums in art. We work in clay, drawing, painting, collage, weaving, textiles, and more.

Adult Pottery - 19004161

Learn all levels of techniques on the potters wheel. This class is designed for all levels of student. Beginners will study basic methods including centering, pulling walls, trimming, and glazing. As students progress, projects may be, but are not limited to, throwing altered forms, lid making, and pot assembly. High and low fire glazes are discussed as well as advanced surface decoration using texture, slips, and wax resist techniques.
Web registration not permitted, please call for information.


Current Rec Card Required for participants.
Class fee includes glazes, slips, and firing fees. Clay ($11.24 per 25 lbs) is available for purchase as needed.

Kelly Young Pottery - 19004165

Sewing - 19204061

For those who have little to no sewing experience this class is for you! Learn how to properly operate a sewing machine and choose appropriate fabrics and notions for class projects. You will learn the basics of sewing like reading a pattern, pattern layout and cutting, and sewing simple seams. You will work on the selected class project together in order to master sewing techniques together. You will need to purchase your supplies for each project. There are a limited number of sewing machines available so you may need to bring a machine. Basic hand tools, needles, pins, scissors available.
For those who have little to no sewing experience this class is for you! Learn how to properly operate a sewing machine and choose appropriate fabrics and notions for class projects. You will learn the basics of sewing like reading a pattern, pattern layout and cutting, and sewing simple seams. You will work on the selected class project together in order to master sewing techniques together. You will need to purchase your supplies for each project. There are a limited number of sewing machines available so you may need to bring a machine. Basic hand tools, needles, pins, scissors available.

Glass Arts - 19204071

Students will learn the different expansion rates of glass and how they will react together. They will learn how to cut and place the glass together to create artful forms and jewelry. Those interested in participating are encouraged to call the studio to discuss skill level and materials needed prior to registering for the class. Glass and tools are provided for use during the first class. Tools and glass can be purchased from the studio for future projects. All participants must wear closed toe shoes at all times. Current RecCard required.
Glass and tools are provided for use during the first class. Tools and glass can be purchased from the studio for future projects. All participants must wear closed toed shoes at all times.

Kid's Mixed Media - 19204111

Shine out loud and together with your mini artist! Spend quality time learning about drawing, painting, cartooning and collage. Students begin with loose gesture drawings and then advance into methods for incorporating drawing materials including; collage, print making, and stencils. In addition, the class will engage in group discussions of current mixed-media trends in contemporary art.

Ceramics - 19304041

Learn all manners of ceramic hand building in this all levels class. Coil, pinch and slab construction methods are taught and some design theory will be investigated as well. Low, mid-range, and high fire glazes will also be discussed.

Clay available for purchase, $11.24 including tax.

Mixed Media - 19304111

Explore, create and have tons of fun in this multi-media art class. Many methods of making art are investigated including, but not limited to; clay sculpture, printmaking, drawing, painting and much more! Children should bring clothes that can get artsy and closed toed shoes are required.

Painting - 19304131

This class is designed for all levels of art student. In this class you will explore; drawing in perspective, rendering highlights and low lights, and composition to start. Students then move on to addressing two dimensional forms with paint and canvas. This portion of the class starts with an introduction to canvas preparation, under-painting and color theory.

Pottery - 19304161

Learn all levels of techniques on the potters wheel. This class is designed for all levels of student. Beginners will study basic methods including centering, pulling walls, trimming, and glazing. As students progress, projects may be, but are not limited to, throwing altered forms, lid making, and pot assembly. High and low fire glazes are discussed as well as advanced surface decoration using texture, slips, and wax resist techniques.
Web registration not permitted, please call for information.
Finishing studio time is available for $1.50 per class for currently enrolled participants. Current Rec Card Required.
Class fee includes glazes, slips, and firing fees. Clay ($11.24 per 25 lbs) is available for purchase as needed.

Finishing Studio - 19304483

Finishing studio is for working on and/or finishing pieces previously started in your regular class. Beginning new projects is not permitted at this time. There is no formal instruction and is open to currently enrolled students only.

***Please note - Finishing studio time can be pre-purchased through punch cards which are available for purchase at any City of Tampa Visual Art Studio for $16. Each card allows a total of 8 visits. Please check with staff to sign-in and have your visit marked on your card.
Finishing studio is time set aside at Ybor for working on and finishing up pieces made during class times. There is no formal instruction and finishing studio is open to currently enrolled students of Ybor only.

Marc Hussey - 19312115

This class offers instruction in the fundamentals of metal jewelry making. Students learn basic still in metal preparation, including sanding, stamping, roller mill texturing, soldering, and various cold connections. Students are provided individualized instruction along with practical demonstrations as they design and construct jewelry or small table top sculpture for personal use and gifts.

Ceramics - 19404041

Play in the mud with your family! Each week a new project will be introduced and new avenues of creative expressions in ceramics will be explored. Our goal is to create a nurturing environment for families to come together, spend quality time and learn through the joy of making art.
Students are encouraged to bring a smock or apron to protect your clothing.

Glass - 19404071

Students will learn the different expansion rates of glass and how they will react together. They will learn how to cut and place the glass together to create artful forms and jewelry. Those interested in participating are encouraged to call the studio to discuss skill level and materials needed prior to registering for the class. Glass and tools are provided for use during the first class. Tools and glass can be purchased from the studio for future projects. All participants must wear closed toe shoes at all times.

Current recreation card required. Current JCC members are not required to obtain a recreation card to register.

Marc Hussey BGF/JCC - 19404115

This class offers instruction in the fundamentals of metal jewelry making. Students learn basic still in metal preparation, including sanding, stamping, roller mill texturing, soldering, and various cold connections. Students are provided individualized instruction along with practical demonstrations as they design and construct jewelry or small table top sculpture for personal use and gifts.

Painting - 19404131

Come join us at the brand new Golding Art Studio at the Bryan Glazer Family JCC for our first ever artist lecture series! This series is free and open to the public on the third Friday of every month. The lectures will focus on the life, work and lasting influence of individual artists throughout history. Register today!
Please call and RSVP to 813-259-1687

Pottery - 19404161

Learn all levels of techniques on the potters wheel. This class is designed for all levels of student. Beginners will study basic methods including centering, pulling walls, trimming, and glazing. As students progress, projects may be, but are not limited to, throwing altered forms, lid making, and pot assembly. High and low fire glazes are discussed as well as advanced surface decoration using texture, slips, and wax resist techniques.
Web registration not permitted, please call for information.
Finishing studio time is available for $1.50 per class for currently enrolled participants.

Current Rec Card Required for participants. Current members of JCC are not required to have a rec card to register.
Class fee includes glazes, slips, and firing fees. Clay ($11.24 per 25 lbs) is available for purchase as needed.

Fun Friday - 29000401

Were you a Shrinky Dink kid in the 70's or 80's? Come be a kid again and explore the wonderful world of Shrinky Dinks. Join us at Taylor Art Studio for a fun Shrinky Dink workshop. We will create earnings or a charm/key chain. Feel free to bring your own images that are 2.5 square inches.
Using color pencils and heat guns, we will shrink plastic to one-fifth its size while creating fun and colorful works of art.

Cross Over Crafts - 29004021

This class will meet two Fridays per month (please check schedule) with mediums changing monthly. Class is from 1:00 pm till 4:00 pm and cost $5.00/week. Please contact the studio to register by calling 813-274-8364. Since this class meets twice a month, we are able to get more involved exploring various mediums. Similar to Fun Fridays, Cross Over Crafts will break out of the box allowing you to expand your horizons and create art in different forms. The studio will have the tools needed for each class; however, students will be responsible for providing some of their own materials. Once enrolled, the instructor will provide a supply list at least one week in advance.
MOSAICS:May's Cross Over Crafts will concentrate on making a small mosaic out of stained glass. This can be grouted or left just floating.

Glass Fusion - 29004071

Students will learn the different expansion rates of glass and how they will react together. They will learn how to cut and place the glass together to create artful forms and jewelry. Those interested in participating are encouraged to call the studio to discuss skill level and materials needed prior to registering for the class. Glass and tools are provided for use during the first class. Tools and glass can be purchased from the studio for future projects. All participants must wear closed toe shoes at all times.

Current recreation card required. Current JCC members are not required to obtain a recreation card to register.

Adult Pottery - 29004161

Learn all levels of techniques on the potters wheel. This class is designed for all levels of student. Beginners will study basic methods including centering, pulling walls, trimming, and glazing. As students progress, projects may be, but are not limited to, throwing altered forms, lid making, and pot assembly. High and low fire glazes are discussed as well as advanced surface decoration using texture, slips, and wax resist techniques.
Web registration not permitted, please call for information.


Current Rec Card Required for participants.
Class fee includes glazes, slips, and firing fees. Clay ($11.24 per 25 lbs) is available for purchase as needed.

Kelly Young Pottery - 29004165

Ceramics - 29404041

Play in the mud with your family! Each week a new project will be introduced and new avenues of creative expressions in ceramics will be explored. Our goal is to create a nurturing environment for families to come together, spend quality time and learn through the joy of making art.
Students are encouraged to bring a smock or apron to protect your clothing.

Glass - 29404071

Students will learn the different expansion rates of glass and how they will react together. They will learn how to cut and place the glass together to create artful forms and jewelry. Those interested in participating are encouraged to call the studio to discuss skill level and materials needed prior to registering for the class. Glass and tools are provided for use during the first class. Tools and glass can be purchased from the studio for future projects. All participants must wear closed toed shoes at all times.

No class on 5/27/19 & 6/3/19

Marc Hussey BGF/JCC - 29404115

This class offers instruction in the fundamentals of metal jewelry making. Students learn basic still in metal preparation, including sanding, stamping, roller mill texturing, soldering, and various cold connections. Students are provided individualized instruction along with practical demonstrations as they design and construct jewelry or small table top sculpture for personal use and gifts.
No class held 5/27/19 - 6/17/19 due to Memorial Holiday and summer camp programs.