Super Saturdays! Youth Classes
FREE First Saturdays of the Month
Free, fun, art classes for kids, 1st through 5th grade
with Peg Grandstaff & Sherry Bonczak
February 1, March 1, April 5, May 3, June 7
2 times to pick from: 10 AM - NOON OR 1 - 3 PM
Registration required. Space limited.
Just call to sign up for a cool, easy art project you can make & take!
CALL 586.752.5700 to register.
YOUTH ART CLASSES: THEMED ART CLASSES!
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"Playing with Paint"
Teacher: Peg Grandstaff
Feb 15, Feb 22, Mar 8
Cost: $18 for 3 sessions
Ages: 7-9 years Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Complete 5 unique painting projects that explore the many different aspects of this 'messy' medium.
Wear old clothes and be prepared to try something new!
"Playing with Sculpture"
Teacher: Peg Grandstaff
Mar 15, Mar 22, Mar 29
Cost: $18 for 3 sessions
Ages: 10-12 years Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Cut it, tape it, paste it, plaster it and see what happens!
Complete sculptures in 5 different mediums and see where your creativity leads!
"String Art Project"
Teacher: Sherry Bonczak
April 12
Cost: $8
Ages: 8-12 Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Revisit a 70's craft using string art to create a colorful spirograph design.
"Japanese Sushi Plate"
Teacher: Sherry Bonczak
May 17
Cost: $8
Ages: 9-12 Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Make your very own decorative Japanese Sushi Dish using clay and Black Emperor Rice
"Playing with Clay"
Teacher: Peg Grandstaff
Coming Summer 2014!!
Building Restoration Projects
2017 we completely restored our building frontage.
Many many thanks to our community which supported our
frontage reconstruction!
Builder Mando Construction
Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs
Venture Global Engineering Foundation
John Murphy & Christina Muir Murphy
Starkweather Society
Bruce Township
Washington Township
Macomb County Services Agency
Four County Community Foundation
Romeo Guild of Art
Ford Motor Company
Romeo Lions Club
Preceptor Delta Beta Sorority
Friends of the Romeo District Library
LaFonda Mexican Kitchen
Volunteers and new committee members are always welcome to help with new and ongoing projects. With historical buildings, there is always something that needs attention. People with trade and craftsman skills are especially helpful.
In 2015 we were the recipients of 3 grants: Ford Motor, Four County Community Foundation, and MCACA (Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs), which paid for a new roof! The fourth contributor for the roof is ourselves, with money raised from our programs. In particular the Empty Bowl Project, Moonflowers Afterglow, and all of our Music Programs. Thanks to all who have participated in these fundraisers and events. Every little bit got us a step closer to a new roof! Thanks Mr. James Dixon from Dixon Roofing for a great job!
In 2014, we spent most of our resources on improving the Carriage House. Since it opened as a Clay Studio, we became very aware of needed repairs. Repairs completed included the rebuild of all 3 upper story windows, a new carriage house door (rebuilt as an exact replica), window screens, electrical & lighting upgrades, a new sump & trim paint and of course all the kiln and clay supplies. Thanks to the Four County Community Foundation, Kiwanis of Romeo and Thee Office for grant money for these building improvements and Ford Motor for the grant money for the clay supplies. Thanks to Craftman Kevin McMahon, Electrician Ryan Germain, Mark Venet & Dave Pyrce.
2013
Front Entrance Rail
Have you noticed our new front entrance rail?
It's lovely and really comes in handy!
Thanks to Ilene Lock and Dave Pyrce.
Railing fabricated and installed by Mitch Hansen 810.262.0611
2011 Kitchen Restoration Project.
Many thanks to the Romeo Indian Village Questers,
for a job "well done"! We love it!
Special thanks to Joan Conner and Jim Stegner for their organization of both 2nd floor restoration projects.
2006/2007
2nd Floor Restoration
2005
2nd Floor Restoration
Courtyard Garden Renovation Projects
Thank you to the
Romeo Indian Village Questors, Jennifer Conrad and Randy Ingersoll for making our space lovely!
1999
Our Gallery begins with help from the Romeo Ford Motor Engine Plant, L & L Products, Bruce Township & the Village of Romeo among many others.