ADULT PROGRAMS ART & IMPROV PROGRAMS
Canvas and Cocktails Talley’s Kitchen + Bar • 31 S. Prospect Ave., Clarendon Hills
Gather your friends together for a fun night of painting at Talley’s in Clar- endon Hills. Heather Kostal from No Corner Suns will lead the group in creating your own masterpiece. No experience required - just a desire to create and have a great time. The fee includes a 16” x 20” canvas, instruc- tion, and use of all supplies, including aprons and a piece of art to take home! Refreshments will be available for purchase. This is a cooperative program with the Westmont Park District.
AGE BLACKSMITH PROGRAMS
Our blacksmiths will supply materials and safety equipment. It is suggested that you provide your own gloves and safety glasses for personal fit and comfort, though we will provide standard gloves and safety glasses. You must wear leather shoes and clothing made of natural fibers; long sleeves are suggested.
Basic Elements of Blacksmithing I Blacksmith Shop • 921 School Street, Lisle
Learn the processes of upsetting, drawing a taper, fullering, twisting and scrolling in our Blacksmith Shop. Bring home your own handmade project from this 3-hour class!
AGE DAY
18 & Up Tu 18 & Up Th
DATE
Mar. 7 Mar. 9
TIME
6:30-9:30P 6:30-9:30P
R/NR FEE $40/$50 $40/$50
Basic Elements of Blacksmithing II Blacksmith Shop • 921 School Street, Lisle
Prerequisite: Basic Elements of Blacksmithing I or significant expe- rience in basic blacksmithing. This class will further develop your skills in the processes of forging to a specific dimension, fullering, punching holes, texturing, scrolling, and drawing a taper in our Blacksmith Shop. Bring home your own handmade project from this 3-hour class!
AGE DAY 18 & Up Tu DATE Apr. 11 TIME 6:30-9:30P
R/NR FEE $40/$50
REG. BY Apr. 7
REG. BY Mar. 3 Mar. 6
DAY
21 & Up M 21 & Up M
DATE Feb. 6
May 22 TIME
6:30-8:30P 6:30-8:30P
R/NR FEE $35/$45 $35/$45
REG. BY Jan. 31 May 17
Acrylic Painting Westmont Community Center • 75 E. Richmond St., Westmont
Adult Acrylic painting will focus on color theory, usable paint skills and the basics of painting from life. In this 4-week course artists will explore light and shade using various color palettes and paint still life objects. This is a cooperative program with the Westmont Park District.
AGE DAY 18 & Up W DATE TIME Feb. 22 - Mar. 15 6:30-8:30P R/NR FEE REG. BY $100/$150 Feb. 15
Introduction To Improv Lisle Recreation Center • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle
With direction and coaching from an experienced comedian, students will learn the basics of improvisation and performance. Along the way, partici- pants will not only gain valuable tools for everyday life such as team building, confidence in social situations and the ability to think quickly and creatively but will also enjoy plenty of laughs and new friendships throughout. This is a cooperative program with the Woodridge Park District.
INSTRUCTOR: Knuckleball Comedy AGE
18 & Up 1
LVL DAY DATE Tu
Tu Feb. 7 - Feb. 28 TIME R/NR FEE 7:15-8:15P $80/$120
18 & Up 1 W Mar. 22 - Apr. 12 7:15-8:15P $80/$120 18 & Up 2
Basic Elements of Blacksmithing III Blacksmith Shop • 921 School Street, Lisle
Prerequisite: Basic Elements of Blacksmithing II or significant expe- rience in basic blacksmithing. This class will further develop your skills in the processes of fire management, ‘S’ scrolling, fishtail ends, right an- gle bend, riveting, forging to dimension, and forging to match an existing piece in our Blacksmith Shop. Bring home your own handmade project from this 2 evening class!
AGE DAY DATE 18 & Up Tu, Th May 16 & 18 TIME 6:30-9:30P
R/NR FEE $60/$70
REG. BY May. 12
ADULT DANCE CLASSES See PAGE 16 for more details.
PHONE 630-964-3410 | ONLINE
LisleParkDistrict.org | ADDRESS 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle 38
REG. BY Feb. 1
Mar. 16 Mar. 21 - May 9 7:15-8:15P $160/$240 Mar. 16
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