This session allow artists to come and work from our live model. This two hour session features one hour semi clothed and the second semi - to full nude.

No instruction is provided, participants can work in any media they choose, except photography.

Participants must be 18 years of age or older.

Participants must bring all supplies needed to work in their chosen media.

If an easel is needed, participants are encouraged to bring their own. Our tabletop and free standing easels are available on a first come, first served basis.

Participants are welcome to bring snacks and beverages for themselves or to share.

Open studio time does not have a member discount.

SPACES ARE LIMITED.

Take Two: How to Plan and Teach a Take Two Workshop

Mary will be leading this workshop about how to plan and hold a successful workshop.

This workshop is required to offer a take two or workshop with LAA unless you have a prior history of teaching/facilitating workshops.

This workshop is for members only.

Kumihimo is an ancient Japanese braiding technique used for centuries to create strong and decorative cordage. Join June Knowles, expert jewelry and mixed media glass artist for this fast, fun, and easy 3- hour workshop. You will learn how to incorporate beads into the colorful ribbon Kumihimo braid to add sparkling texture and interest to your bracelet.

These beauties are the perfect complement to your wardrobe or to give as gifts. June designed this workshop with the beginner in mind. Previous experience with kumihimo is helpful but not required.

You will receive a kit that includes the kumihimo braiding disc, bobbins, beads, ribbons, satin cordage, and a clasp.

Live Drawing featuring Swan City Ballet

When: Sunday, February 1, 2026 from 3 - 5 PM

$15 entry fee

Location: Depot Arts District 955 E. Memorial Blvd, Lakeland, FL

Catch ‘EM All

Pop-up Market

A pop-up for fans, collectors, and curious trainers

Presented by: LKLD Edge & Depot Arts District

Date: February 28, 2026 10 AM - 3PM

Free Entry

William Araujo Charcoal Still Life Workshop

Creating strong values in your work is an important skill. William will show you how to utilize charcoal and ink to create strong compositions and refine your drawing skills. This four hour workshop will employ ink to loosely sketch out photo references, aid in analyzing form, tonality, value scale, shape and, composition.

All supplies are included. Some previous drawing instruction might be helpful, but it not required.

This class will be April 11th from 12 - 4.

Class size is limited to ensure participants receive adequate instruction and feedback.

William Araujo is an award winning artist who received his BFA in photography and drawing. He teaches at a variety of different art organizations as well as offering private lessons.