The Sawdust Art Festival is having its...

The Sawdust Art Festival is having its annual “Spring Into Art”

classes taught by professional artists. The cost for classes ranges

from $50 to $250 and includes two days of instruction, all materials

and refreshments and catered lunches. Adult classes are from 10 a.m.

to 3:30 p.m. and children’s classes are one day only from 10 a.m. to

2 p.m. To register, call 497-0521.

This weekend’s classes:

Glass Blowing by John Barber, cost $250

Silk Painting by Olivia Batchelder, cost $150

Mixed Media Floral Creations by Lupe Blanton, cost $100

Printmaking on Water by Mada Leach -- taught on two Sundays, cost

$125

Airbrushing by Kimberly Leeds, cost $125

Foil Imaging by Cheryl Stone, cost $150

Relief Printmaking/Lino cut/ ChineColle’ by Vinita Voogd, cost

$125

Oil Painting/Clean and Simple Landscape by Susan Wade, cost $150

Watercolors Workshop by Sandra Weir, cost $125

March 22 and 23 classes

Glass Blowing by John Barber, cost $250

Mosaics by Sherry Bullard, cost $125

Memoryware Vesel by Lynn Mattson Cassinerio, cost $150

Beginning Landscape Painting in Oils by Jane Fulton, cost $150

Italic Calligraphy by Sara Kirk, cost $100

Watercolor Workshop by Hal Lambert, cost $125

Oil Painting Workshop by Donita Lloyd, cost $150

Children’s Class -- Cartoon Creations by Stormy Panosian, cost $50

Copper Enameling Workshop by Julie Setterholm, cost $125

Buckskin Drum Making Class by Anne Weiler, cost $225.

March 29 and 30 classes

Glass Blowing by John Barber, cost $250

Polymer Sculpture by Rhonda Bateman-Hall, cost $125

Mixed Media Floral Creations by Lupe Blanton, cost $100

Handmade Ceramics by Sherry Bullard, cost $125

Oil Painting Workshop by John Eagle, cost $150

Beginning Watercolors by Stormy Panosian, cost $125

Foil Imaging by Cheryl Stone, cost $125

Jewelry Workshop by Greg Thorne, cost $125

Children’s Class -- Watercolors by Sandra Weir, cost $50.