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Hansen Museum Classes & Camps

The Museum hosts a variety of classes and workshops throughout the year for creatives of all skill and age levels. Offerings include everything from culinary to fine art.

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Jillian's Basket Weaving Class
Basket Weaving with Marsha Jensen
June 6 | 9 am -4 pm
COST PER MEMBERSHIP

      • None/Benefactor Membership $85.00
      • Patron Membership $76.50
      • Sustaining Membership $63.75

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Class Description

Jillian’s Basket

Jillian’s Basket is a functional, medium-sized basket designed for a variety of everyday uses. Measuring approximately 12 x 7 inches, this basket features a solid, spoked bottom and incorporates a variety of weaving techniques that build on foundational skills. This class is ideal for participants who have basket weaving experience and are ready to take on a more challenging and rewarding project. Under guided instruction, students will learn new methods while creating a beautiful and durable finished basket.

What Will I Learn?

Participants will:

      • Weave and shape a solid, spoked base and apply a variety of intermediate weaving techniques

      • Gain confidence handling tools & shaping baskets

      • Finish with a traditional lashed rim

      • Develop a deeper understanding of basket structure & design

      • Apply a Black Walnut dip for a natural patina

      • Complete a round basket approximately 12” x 7”

Supply List

Supplies Needed for Class:

          • 20 Pinch-Type Clothespins
          • Craft Scissors
          • Long Slender Screwdriver
          • Pencil
          • Fabric Measuring Tape
          • Small Spring-Type Needle Nose Pliers
          • Utility Knife
          • Old Towel
          • Dishpan

         

         

     

Location

Hansen Museum
110 West Main Street, Logan, KS

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Mixed Media Painting with Sandy Seamone
June 20 & 21, 2026 | 9-3
COST PER MEMBERSHIP

      • None/Benefactor Membership $75.00 Per Day
      • Patron Membership $67.50 Per Day
      • Sustaining Membership $56.25 Per Day

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Class Description

Join us at the Hansen Museum on June 20 and 21 for a beginner-friendly Mixed Media Painting Class with the talented Sandy Seamone. These classes are designed for aspiring artists looking to explore their creativity while learning new techniques in a supportive environment.

What Will I Learn?

Participants will learn:

      • Gain foundational skills in mixed media painting, including layering techniques, and color mixing.
      • Explore different materials and tools to enhance their artistic expressions.
      • Receive step-by-step guidance from Sandy Seamone, ensuring a fun and educational experience.

Supply List

Supplies Needed for Saturday’s Class:

      • Basic Supplies: Easel, Palette, Odorless Thinner, Red and Black Ink Pens (not gel), #2 Pencil, Styrofoam Plates, Containers for Water and Thinner, Paper Towels, Q-tips, 16 x 20 Canvas
      • Acrylics Paints: White, Gray, Nutmeg Brown, Burnt Umber, Black, Yellow, Red, Purple, Bright Blue
      • Oil Paints: Titanium White, Phthalo Blue, Ivory Black, Burnt Sienna, Burn Umber, Alizarin, Medium Yellow, Sap Green, Dioxazine Purple, Liquid Clear or Liquin
      • Brushes: 1” Regular Brush, 1” Bristle Brush, Medium Round, Small Round, Bristle Fan Brush, Medium Flat, Palette Knife

Supplies Needed for Sunday’s Class:

      • Basic Supplies: Easel, Palette, Brushes, Odorless Thinner, Red and Black Ink Pens (not gel), #2 Pencil, Styrofoam Plates, Containers for Water and Thinner, Paper Towels, Q-tips, 11 x 14 Canvas
      • Acrylics Paints: Black, Light Gray, Yellow, Red or Orange, Nutmeg Brown
      • Oil Paints: Titanium White, Burnt Umber, Ivory Black, Medium Yellow, Red
      • Brushes: 1” Regular Brush, 1” Bristle Brush, Medium Round, Small Round, Large Bristle Fan Brush

Location

Hansen Museum Community Room
110 W Main, Logan, KS

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Class: Mix Media Painting with Sandy

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Project Crochet: Teddy Bear
Teddy Bear Crochet
Saturday, June 27, 2026 | 10 am - 4 pm
COST PER PERSON: $35

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Class Description

Join us for a fun and creative project-based crochet class where you’ll make your very own adorable teddy bear! Guided by instructor April Teves, participants will be led step-by-step through reading and understanding a crochet pattern while completing the stitches needed to bring a small teddy bear to life. Your finished bear will measure approximately 6–8 inches tall in a sitting position — the perfect handmade keepsake or heartfelt gift.

This is not a beginner class. Participants should have intermediate crochet skills and be comfortable with basic stitches and working in the round. In this supportive and welcoming environment, you’ll build on your existing skills while creating something charming and unique.

What Will I Learn?

During this class, you will strengthen your ability to confidently read and follow a crochet pattern while applying essential techniques used in amigurumi (stuffed crochet projects). Skills covered include creating a magic circle, working single crochet stitches, and mastering single crochet increases and decreases to shape your teddy bear.

Most participants will complete their teddy bear during class. However, depending on individual pace, some may need to finish a few final steps at home. You will leave with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to complete your project independently if necessary, as well as the foundational techniques to continue creating small stuffed crochet projects on your own.

Supply List

Participants required to bring the following supplies to class:

  • Yarn of your choice
  • Pattern sample used 364 yards of Red Heart Comfort yarn with a 4.0 mm hook. April recommends purchasing extra yarn to ensure you have enough to complete your project. Yarn weight will determine the size of your bear and the hook size needed.
  • Experienced crocheters may choose “fur” yarn if desired
  • Crochet hook (size appropriate for your yarn choice)
  • Blunt-end yarn needle (for sewing pieces together)
  • Scissors
  • Polyester stuffing (approximately 100 grams)
  • Stitch marker

Instructor will provide the following supplies:

  • Eyes
  • Noses

Location

Logan Youth Center
402 W. Street, Logan, KS

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Class: Teddy Bear Crochet

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STEM Camp
June 16 & 17, 2026 | Two Sessions
COST PER MEMBERSHIP

      • None/Benefactor Membership $50
      • Patron Membership $45
      • Sustaining Membership $37.50

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Class Description

STEM Camp offers two exciting, hands-on classes tailored to different age groups:

Grades 2–4: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Grades 5-8: 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.

Campers will explore the basics of computer programming and discover how coding is used in technology like phones, drones, and robots. Using the Ozobot Editor, participants will code Ozobot Ari robots, practice debugging skills, and complete exciting STEM challenges that encourage creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork.

Both classes are led by Cindy Walker, Family and Community Wellness & 4-H Extension Agent Phillips-Rooks Extension District Kansas State University and designed to inspire curiosity, problem-solving, and innovation in a fun, supportive environment.

What Will I Learn?

Both groups will learn the following at an age-appropriate level:

  • Definitions of computer programming and computer coding, as well as other applications for computer coding, such as phones, drones, and robots.
  • Coding skills using Ozobot Editor to code Ozobot Ari robots.
  • Debugging skills to find and correct code errors.
  • Applying coding and problem-solving skills with a fun STEM challenge using Ozobot Ari robots.

Location

Hansen Museum Community Room
110 W. Main Street, Logan, KS

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Magic of Painting - July
The Magic of Painting
July 11 & 12, 2026 |10 am - 4 pm
COST PER MEMBERSHIP

      • None/Benefactor Membership $90.00 Per Day
      • Patron Membership $81 Per Day
      • Sustaining Membership $67.50 Per Day

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Class Description

Join Hope Blakely, a Certified Bob Ross Instructor, for an immersive painting experience inspired by the beloved TV artist. These classes are beginner-friendly yet offer plenty for experienced painters to enjoy as well. No prior experience is required—just follow along step by step and create a stunning painting, just like Bob did on his show.

What Will I Learn?

      • Basic Painting Techniques: You will learn the foundational skills of oil painting using Bob Ross’s unique wet-on-wet technique.
      • Step-by-Step Guidance: Hope will guide you through each stage of the painting process, ensuring that you leave with a beautiful piece of art.
      • Creative Expression: While following along, you will also have the opportunity to add your personal touches to your artwork.

Skill Level

The Magic of Painting classes are designed with beginners in mind, yet enjoyable for painters of all skill levels. Featuring a step-by-step approach, certified instructor Hope Blakely guides participants through the painting process, making it easy to follow along. No prior experience is needed—these classes are a welcoming and creative option for anyone aged 13 and up.

Location

Logan Youth Center
402 W. Church Street, Logan, KS

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Stars, Stripes, & Stitches Table Runner Class
June 18 | 5:30 - 9:00 pm
COST PER PERSON: $25

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Class Description

Stars, Stripes, & Stitches Table Runner Class

Celebrate the spirit of summer with Stars, Stripes, and Stitches! In this festive sewing class, participants will create a beautiful table runner inspired by the Double Aster Star pattern. With the class taking place near the Fourth of July holiday, participants may choose patriotic red, white, and blue fabrics or select colors and prints that fit their own personal style. Whether you are new to quilting or have experience behind the sewing machine, this
class offers a fun and creative opportunity to stitch something special for your home.

What Will I Learn?

Participants will learn:

  1. Basic quilting and piecing techniques
  2. How to construct the Double Aster Star quilt block
  3. Accurate cutting and pressing methods
  4. How to assemble blocks into a finished table runner
  5. Techniques for borders, quilting, and binding
  6. Sewing machine skills and quilting practices

By the end of the class, participants will leave with new quilting skills they can continue using in future projects.

Supply List

Participants required to bring the following supplies to class:

  • Working sewing machine
  • Fabric (please reference the yardage information)
  • Cutting mat, ruler, and rotary cutter
  • Walking foot or dual feed foot (recommended for multiple layers)
  • Coordinating thread and bobbins
  • Basic Sewing Tools

Fabric Requirements to complete 3 quilt blocks (Double Aster Star) and finish the table runner:

  • Fabric A: 1 Fat Eighth or 1/8 yd. -center of flowers
  • Fabric B: 1 Fat Quarter – flower petals
  • Fabric C: 1 Fat Quarter – flower petals
  • Fabric D: 1 Fat Eighth or 1/8 yd. – outside petals
  • Fabric E: 1 Fat Quarter – background of blocks
  • Sashing and Outside Border: 1/3 yd
  • Backing: ½ yd
  • Binding: 1/3 yd

Location

Hansen Museum
Community Room

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Batter Up: Coffee Cake Class
Batter Up: Coffee Cake Class
Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | 6:30
COST PER PERSON: $15

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Class Description

Batter Up: Coffee Cake Class with Anna Schremmer

Learn the ins and outs of making a delicious homemade coffee cake in this hands-on baking class. Participants will prepare an easy, versatile quick bread batter that can be adapted into a variety of bread treats, including coffee cake, muffins, or even a Bundt cake. During this class, each participant will assemble a 9″ x 13″ pan of coffee cake to take home and bake, using fruit fillings and simple techniques that make this recipe a reliable favorite for breakfast, brunch, or dessert.

What Will I Learn?

How to make a lovely fruit filled coffee cake from start to finish!

The class will cover:

  • How to mix a quick bread batter for coffee cakes
  • Techniques for assembling a layered coffee cake with fruit filling
  • Tips for adapting the recipe into muffins or Bundt cakes
  • Ways to customize the recipe with different fruit flavors and variations
  • Simple baking skills to create a dependable go-to-coffee cake recipe

Supply List

Please bring the following supplies to class:

  • Granny Fork or Large Mixing Spoon
  • Rubber Spatula
  • 1 Can of Fruit Pie Filling (any flavor)
  • 9″ x 13″ Pan
  • Large Mixing Bowl
  • Small Mixing Bowl

Location

Hansen Museum Community Room
110 West Main Street, Logan, KS

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Christmas Acrylic Painting Class
Acrylic Wonders: Step-by-Step Christmas Art
December 6, 2025 | 10 am - 3 pm
COST PER ENROLLMENT – MEMBERSHIP

    • None/Benefactor Membership $45
    • Patron Membership $40.50
    • Sustaining Membership $33.75

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Class Description

Get into the holiday spirit with our Acrylic Wonders: Step-by-Step Christmas Art class! This festive workshop is perfect for groups of friends looking to create lasting memories while painting a beautiful holiday scene.

What Will I Learn?

Join instructor Laurie Albin for an inspiring artistic experience as she guides you through each stage of the creative process—from harmonious color mixing and expressive brushwork to intricate layering and the graceful application of gold leaf. All supplies are provided, allowing you to relax and fully immerse yourself in the joy of artistic expression.

By the end of the session, you’ll take home a beautifully refined piece that shimmers with the warmth and elegance of the season—an experience perfect for a fun outing with friends, a unique holiday gathering, or simply a joyful opportunity to express your creativity.

Skill Level

Ideal for beginners as well as more advanced painters. Gather your friends, sip on some warm cocoa, and let the Christmas magic flow through your brush.

Location

Hansen Museum Community Room
110 W. Main Street, Logan, KS

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Class: Acrylic Wonders: Step-by-Step Christmas Art

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Sew What? Bags (The Big Bag Theory)
Sew What? Bags (The Big Bag Theory)
May 30 | 9:30 am -4:30 pm
COST PER PERSON: $25

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Class Description

Sew What? Bags

Join instructor Pauline Poage for Sew What? Bags, a fun and practical class where you’ll create your own large tote using The Big Bag Theory pattern. Designed for confident beginner sewers, this class will guide you step-by-step through constructing a roomy, versatile bag complete with lining, flap, and insert for added structure. Whether you choose coordinating fabrics or a charm pack for a patchwork look, you’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind bag and the skills to make more.

By the end of class, you’ll leave with a finished basket and the confidence to continue creating at home.

What Will I Learn?

Participants will learn:

        • How to read and follow a commercial bag pattern
        • Techniques for cutting and assembling exterior, lining, and flap pieces
        • How to work with fusible fleece for structure and durability
        • Installing a magnetic or button closure
        • Tips for sewing through multiple layers using a walking foot or dual feed
        • Finishing techniques for a polished, professional-looking bag

      You’ll gain practical skills and leave with a finished basket ready to use or to gift.

Supply List

Participants required to bring the following supplies to class:

      • Pack of 5″ charm squares (must have at least 47 squares)
      • 2 yards coordinating fabric for lining, handles, and insert cover
      • 9″ x 17″ piece of cardboard (insert)
      • Magnetic closure
      • Working sewing machine
      • Walking foot or dual feed foot (recommended for multiple layers)
      • Coordinating thread and bobbins
      • Basic sewing tools including, but not limited to scissors, straight pins, and seam ripper
      • Cutting mat, ruler, and rotary cutter

Location

Hansen Museum
Community Room

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Fabric Wrapped Rope Basket Class at the Hansen Museum
Fabric Wrapped Rope Basket Class
March 7 | 9 am -12 pm
COST PER PERSON: $20

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Class Description

Fabric-Wrapped Basket Workshop

Join instructor Monica Sullens for a fun and creative sewing class where you’ll learn to make a 7” x 10” fabric-wrapped rope basket. In this hands-on workshop, participants will transform cotton clothesline and colorful fabric into a stylish and functional oval basket using a sewing machine and zigzag stitch.

This class is perfect for those who enjoy sewing and are looking for a practical project with beautiful results. It’s also a wonderful way to use up extra fabric from your stash. Once you learn the technique, you may find yourself wanting to make baskets in all shapes and sizes!

By the end of class, you’ll leave with a finished basket and the confidence to continue creating at home.

What Will I Learn?

Participants will learn:

        • How to wrap bias fabric strips around cotton clothesline
        • How to use a zigzag stitch to securely join wrapped rope
        • Techniques for shaping and forming a 7” x 10” oval basket
        • Tips for creating a round basket (instructions included)
        • Helpful sewing techniques to ensure stability and structure

      You’ll gain practical skills, creative inspiration, and a finished basket ready to use or gift.

Supply List

Participants required to bring the following supplies to class:

      • Sewing Machine – machine must be able to sew 1/4″ thickness
      • Rotary cutter, mat, and clear measuring tool (extras available if needed)
      • 2 or more heavy-weight or jeans sewing needles
      • 3/4 yard cotton fabric – quilting prints or batiks work best
      • Optional: 1/2 yard of a coordinating print for a stripe accent
      • Thread and bobbin – match the dominant color of your fabric
      • Basic sewing tools including, but not limited to scissors, straight pins, and seam ripper/li>

Location

Hansen Museum
Community Room

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Class: Fabric Wrapped Rope Baskets

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Quilt Class Class
Quilting Class
Tuesdays | Oct 7 - Nov 18 | 6:30 -9:30 pm
COST PER MEMBERSHIP

      • None/Benefactor Membership $65.00 Per Day
      • Patron Membership $58.50 Per Day
      • Sustaining Membership $48.75 Per Day

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Class Description

Join us Tuesday evenings for a seven-week quilting class in the Hansen Museum Community Room! Whether you are brand new to quilting or already have experience, this class offers the perfect opportunity to learn, practice, and create in a supportive environment.

What Will I Learn?

The first session will serve as an orientation, allowing participants to ask questions, meet fellow quilters, and confirm fabric yardage before diving into their projects. Over the following weeks, instructor Janie Lowry of Stockton will guide students step by step. She’ll help beginners build a strong foundation while offering experienced quilters personalized assistance—whether working on the class pattern or their own quilting project.

By the end of the course, participants will:

  • Understand essential quilting tools and techniques.

  • Gain confidence using a sewing machine.

  • Learn how to measure, cut, and piece fabric with accuracy.

  • Practice stitching, assembling quilt blocks, and finishing techniques.

  • Leave with progress made on a quilt they can be proud of.

Supply List

Suggested Supplies

      • Sewing Machine
      • Fabric
      • Extension Cord
      • Notions
      • Scissors
      • Needles
      • Seam ripper
      • Bobbins & Thread
      • Straight Pins
      • Optional: Rotary Cutter, Cutting Mat, and Ruler

Location

Hansen Museum
Community Room

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Class: Quilting

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Needle Felting with Marsha Jensen
Needle Felting
Saturday, March 21, 2026 | 1-4
COST PER MEMBERSHIP

      • None/Benefactor Membership $65.00 Per Day
      • Patron Membership $58.50 Per Day
      • Sustaining Membership $48.75 Per Day

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Class Description

Discover the art of needle felting — a dry felting technique that transforms soft wool roving into charming three-dimensional objects or beautifully textured landscapes suitable for framing. This engaging fiber arts class offers a creative and relaxing experience for beginners and seasoned makers alike.

Instruction will be led by Marsha Jensen of Manhattan, Kansas, who brings both skill and encouragement to the classroom.

All supplies are included in the registration fee, and each participant will receive their own felting toolkit to take home. Join us for a fun and creative experience, and leave with your own handmade felted masterpiece!

What Will I Learn?

In this hands-on class, you will learn the fundamentals of needle felting, beginning with simple shapes to build your skills and confidence. As the class progresses, you will apply those techniques to create your own unique felted landscape. Whether you are new to fiber arts or looking to explore a new creative outlet, this class offers a relaxed and encouraging environment to learn.

Location

Hansen Museum
Community Room

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Class: Needle Felting

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Crochet for Beginners
Saturday, March 14, 2026 | 1:00
COST PER PERSON: $35

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Class Description

Join instructor April Teves in the Hansen Museum Community Room as she teaches basic crochet skills.

What Will I Learn?

With April’s expert instruction, participants will learn to hold the hook and yarn correctly while creating basic stitches. April will also guide participants in reading basic pattern instructions.

Location

Hansen Museum Community Room
110 W. Main Street, Logan, KS

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Class: Crochet for Beginners

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Water Bath Canning-Peaches
Water Bath Canning-Peaches
Wednesday, September 17, 2025 | 6:30
COST PER PERSON: $25

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Class Description

Peach Canning 101: Preserving Summer’s Sweetest Fruit

Learn the timeless art of preserving summer’s bounty with experienced instructor Anna Schremmer. In this hands-on class, Anna will guide you step by step through the water bath canning process—focusing on fresh, juicy peaches.

Working alongside fellow participants, you’ll peel, slice, pack, and process peaches safely, gaining both practical skills and confidence to continue canning at home. Best of all, you’ll leave class with your very own freshly canned pint jar of peaches—a sweet reminder of your new skill!

What Will I Learn?

Roll up your sleeves and learn the art of preserving summer’s sweetest fruit!

The class will cover:

  • Safely prepare and handle peaches for canning
  • Follow proper water bath canning techniques to ensure food safety
  • Pack peaches in jars for the best flavor, texture, and shelf life
  • Understand the tools, timing, and temperatures needed for successful results
  • Troubleshoot common canning challenges

Supply List

Suggested Supplies:

    • Please bring the following supplies to class:
        • Fabric
        • Sewing Machine
        • Extension Cord
        • Notions-Thread, Bobbins, Pins, Scissors, ect.
        • Cutting Mat, Ruler, and Rotary Cutter

Location

Logan City Building
109 Mill Street, Logan, KS

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Class: Water Bath Canning Peaches

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Reversible Pendant Class - August 9
Reversible Pendant Class
August 9, 2025 | 1:30 -4:30 pm
COST PER PERSON: $30

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Class Description

Get inspired and try something new in this creative, hands-on workshop led by Kristin Johnson, where you’ll design a reversible wood-burned pendant using a natural gourd shard.  You’ll have the chance to personalize your pendant even more with hemp cord, beads, and simple macramé techniques to craft a truly one-of-a-kind accessory. Want to add extra texture? Crackle medium will be available for those who want to give their gourd masterpiece even more character.

What Will I Learn?

Discover the art of pyrography (wood burning) as you create decorative designs on both sides of your project. Add vibrant color using alcohol inks, explore simple macramé techniques, and get a brief introduction to working with crackle medium.

Skill Level

All skill levels are welcome—whether you’re an experienced crafter or just curious to try something different.

Location

Logan Youth Center
402 W Church Street, Logan, KS

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Class: Basket Weaving

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Two-Day Albin Watercolor Workshop - May 15 & 16
Two-Day Albin Watercolor Workshop
May 15 & 16, 2025 | 9:30-4
COST PER MEMBERSHIP

      • None/Benefactor Membership $120
      • Patron Membership $108
      • Sustaining Membership $90

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Class Description

Join experienced watercolorist Laurie Albin—Signature Member of the Kansas Watercolor Society—for a dynamic two-day workshop designed for artists of all levels. Whether you’re picking up a brush for the first time or refining years of practice, Laurie’s warm and inclusive teaching style creates a welcoming space for both beginners and experienced painters.

With decades of experience and a passion for sharing her art, Laurie offers personalized guidance tailored to each participant’s skill level. Over the course of the workshop, you’ll explore expressive floral compositions and sweeping landscapes while gaining confidence in watercolor techniques, color harmony, and composition.

Come ready to learn, experiment, and be inspired!

What Will I Learn?

During this immersive two-day workshop, participants will explore two distinct painting styles.

On the first day, Laurie will lead a deep dive into the delicate art of floral painting, focusing on techniques to capture the vibrancy and softness of petals, leaves, and organic compositions.

On the second day, the focus will shift to landscapes. Participants will learn how to paint expansive skies, textured terrains, and dynamic light effects, with an emphasis on creating depth, atmosphere, and color harmony.

Supply List

Supplies Needed:

        • Water Tub
        • 2 – 3 Rags
        • Old Toothbrush
        • Masking Tape
        • Spray bottle
        • Favorite Brushes
        • Paint Palettes
        • Watercolor Paints
        • Photo References

Location

Hansen Museum Community Room
110 W. Main Street, Logan, KS

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Class: Two-Day Albin Watercolor Workshop

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Country Line Dance Class
Sundays | October | 2 - 3:30 pm
COST PER ENROLLMENT – MEMBERSHIP

    • None/Benefactor Membership $40
    • Patron Membership $36
    • Sustaining Membership $30

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Class Description

Kick up your heels and join April Teves for a lively, fun-filled Country Line Dance Class! Designed for dancers of all experience levels, this class blends high-energy movement with easy-to-follow instruction. April’s enthusiasm and love for dance will keep you smiling as you step, shuffle, and turn your way through some of the most popular country line dances. Whether you’re trying line dancing for the very first time or looking to polish your moves, this class is the perfect mix of fun, fitness, and rhythm. This program is designed for participants 13 and older.

What Will I Learn?

      • Easy-to-follow country line dance steps
      • Better rhythm, balance, and coordination
      • Confidence to jump in and dance anywhere
      • A fun workout disguised as dancing!

Skill Level

Perfect for beginners and seasoned dancers alike

Location

Logan City Building
109 N. Mill Street, Logan, KS

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Oil Painting Workshop by Staci Hartman March 2025
Oil Painting Workshop with Staci Hartman
March 14-15, 2025 | 9:30-12 & 1-4
COST PER MEMBERSHIP

      • None/Benefactor Membership $120.00
      • Patron Membership $108.00
      • Sustaining Membership $90.00

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Class Description

Join instructor Staci Hartman for an immersive workshop that delves into the vibrant world of oil painting. Participants will explore essential techniques, develop a keen understanding of color theory, and engage in thoughtful composition design.

Staci will guide students in creating a versatile paint palette tailored for a variety of subjects while emphasizing the importance of value changes in landscape painting.

What Will I Learn?

Throughout the workshop, students will learn to paint with confidence, discovering how to elevate photo references into compelling works of art. This enriching experience is designed for all levels, though some prior painting experience is recommended to maximize your artistic journey.

Unleash your creativity and transform your skills in this inspiring environment!

Supply List

Participants will need to bring:

      • Oil Paints: Suggested Colors – Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Yellow Deep, Cadmium Yellow Medium, Cadmium Red Light, Cadmium Green, Alizarin Crimson, Sap Green, Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Olive Green, Portland Grey Medium, and Titanium White
      • Brushes: Bristle Brushes, 2-4-6-8-Flats or Brights
      • Canvas: Stretched canvas or canvas boards, Recommended sizes: 9×12, 11×14, or 12×16
      • Palette: Plexiglass or Wood (no paper palettes if possible)
      • Palette Knife
      • Easel
      • Odorless Turpenoid carried by Hobby Lobby (Staci is allergic to regular turp.)
      • Photo References – please include a landscape

Location

Hansen Museum
Community Room

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Class: Oil Painting Workshop with Staci Hartman

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Holiday Centerpiece Creations
Holiday Centerpiece Creations
December 18, 2025 | 7 - 9 pm
COST PER PERSON: $35

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Class Description

Join us for a festive and creative experience as we spread Christmas cheer through a hands-on floral design workshop, taught by Logan High School students enrolled in the Plant and Soil Science class! This engaging course invites participants to explore the art of floral arrangement while crafting a stunning Christmas centerpiece that will brighten any home.

What Will I Learn?

Participants will:

    • Understand basic principles of floral design
    • Gain hands-on experience creating seasonal arrangements
    • Develop an appreciate for the beauty of natural elements in holiday decor

Skill Level

Whether you’re a novice or looking to refine your skills, this workshop promises to be both educational and enjoyable. Come join us in celebrating the season and creating something beautiful!

Location

Hansen Museum Community Room
110 W. Main Street, Logan, KS

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Class: Holiday Centerpiece Creations

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Homemade Egg Roll Class
How to Make Eggrolls
Thursday, June 5, 2025 | 6:00
COST PER PERSON: $35

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Class Description

Join instructor Anna Schremmer for a hands-on, flavor-packed workshop where you’ll learn how to make delicious homemade eggrolls from start to finish. Whether you’re a beginner in the kitchen or looking to add a new recipe to your culinary lineup, this class covers everything from chopping fresh ingredients and crafting savory fillings to mastering the perfect roll and achieving that irresistible golden crunch. Anna’s approachable teaching style and expert tips will leave you confident and inspired to impress your family and friends with your eggroll-making skills!

What Will I Learn?

Roll up your sleeves and discover the secrets to making crispy, flavorful eggrolls that everyone will crave!

The class will cover:

  • How to prepare eggroll filling
  • Proper techniques for filling and wrapping eggrolls like a pro
  • Tips for frying to achieve the perfect crisp
  • Recipes for dipping sauces

Supply List

Participants will need to bring:

      • Large Mixing Bowl
      • Granny Fork or Mixing Spoon
      • Cookie Sheet
      • Cooling Rack
      • Roll of Paper Towels
      • 1/4 Cup Scoop or Measuring Cup

Location

Logan City Building
109 Mill Street, Logan, KS

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Class: Mix Media Painting with Sandy

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Holiday Centerpiece Creations
Holiday Centerpiece Creations
December 18, 2025 | 7 - 9 pm
COST PER PERSON: $35

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Class Description

Join us for a festive and creative experience as we spread Christmas cheer through a hands-on floral design workshop, taught by Logan High School students enrolled in the Plant and Soil Science class! This engaging course invites participants to explore the art of floral arrangement while crafting a stunning Christmas centerpiece that will brighten any home.

What Will I Learn?

Participants will:

    • Understand basic principles of floral design
    • Gain hands-on experience creating seasonal arrangements
    • Develop an appreciate for the beauty of natural elements in holiday decor

Skill Level

Whether you’re a novice or looking to refine your skills, this workshop promises to be both educational and enjoyable. Come join us in celebrating the season and creating something beautiful!

Location

Hansen Museum Community Room
110 W. Main Street, Logan, KS

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Class: Holiday Centerpiece Creations

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Albin Oil Painting Workshop, August 21 & 22
Two-Day Albin Oil Painting Workshop
August 21 & 22, 2025 | 9:30 am - 4 pm
COST PER MEMBERSHIP

      • None/Benefactor Membership $120
      • Patron Membership $108
      • Sustaining Membership $90

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Class Description

Join experienced painter Laurie Albinfor a dynamic two-day workshop designed for artists of all levels. Whether you’re picking up a brush for the first time or refining years of practice, Laurie’s warm and inclusive teaching style creates a welcoming space for both beginners and experienced painters.

With decades of experience and a passion for sharing her art, Laurie offers personalized guidance tailored to each participant’s skill level. Through a blend of demonstration, individual guidance, and hands-on painting time, Laurie will lead participants through the fundamentals of oil painting while exploring a variety of subjects—from landscapes and still life to creative compositions.

Come ready to learn, experiment, and be inspired!

What Will I Learn?

Workshop Objectives:

  • Develop foundational skills in oil painting, including color mixing, brushwork, and layering.
  • Explore composition and subject matter beyond landscapes, including still life and creative scenes.
  • Gain confidence working with oils through guided instruction and personal feedback.
  • Learn practical tips for studio setup, materials, and continuing your painting practice at home.

Supply List

Supplies Needed:

        • Oil Paints (Recommended Colors): Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Yellow Light or Pale, Cadmium Yellow Medium, Cadmium Red Light, Grumbacher Red, Alizarin Crimson, Sap Green, Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Brown Pink, and Titanium White
        • Brushes: Bristle Brushes, 2-4-6-8-Flats or Rounds
        • Canvas: Stretched or canvas boards, recommended sizes: 9×12, 11×14, or 12×16
        • Palette: plexiglass, wood, or glass [no paper]
        • Misc.: Palette Knife, Easel, Turpenoid or Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Reference Photos
        • 2 – 3 Rags

Location

Logan Youth Center
102 W Church, Logan, KS

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Winter Dance Class
Sundays | Jan. 11 - Feb. 15 | 2 - 5 pm
COST PER ENROLLMENT – MEMBERSHIP

    • Single-None/Benefactor Membership $60
    • Single-Patron Membership $54
    • Single-Sustaining Membership $45
    • Couple-None/Benefactor Membership $100
    • Couple-Patron Membership $90
    • Couple-Sustaining Membership $75

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Class Description

Join us for the Winter Dance Class series, where you can learn various dance styles in a fun and supportive environment! This program is designed for participants 13 and older and includes three levels of classes to cater to different skill sets.

What Will I Learn?

      • Beginners Dance Class: 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
        • What Will I Learn?: In this introductory class, you will learn the basics of popular dances such as Two-Step, Swing, and Waltz. This class focuses on fundamental steps, rhythm, and coordination to help you gain confidence on the dance floor.
      • Intermediate Dance Class: 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
        • What Will I Learn?: Building on the skills learned in the beginner class, this session introduces additional dances including Polka, Cha Cha, and Rumba. You will refine your technique while learning new steps and combinations.
      • Advanced Dance Class: 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
        • What Will I Learn?: The advanced class enhances your repertoire of previously learned dances. Participants will focus on mastering advanced techniques and patterns.

Skill Level

This is ideal for beginners as well as advanced dancers.

Location

Logan City Building
109 N. Mill Street, Logan, KS

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