Register through the booking link provided in the listing; you will receive a materials list after sign-up.

What are the exact session dates and times?

Wednesdays, March 18, 25 and April 1, 8, 15 from 1:00–3:00 pm at 5501 Jefferson Ave in Midland, Michigan.

Is prior experience required?

No—this course welcomes beginners and returning artists; instruction is tailored to multiple skill levels.

What is the class size?

Groups are limited to 12 students to ensure individualized feedback.

Bring the materials listed after registration, an apron, and a sketchbook; basic kit purchase options are noted in your confirmation.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms are listed on the booking page—check the FareHarbor reservation details for full policy information.

Midland Studio Drawing & Acrylics with Cyd Keefe — Winter 2026 Session III

On Wednesday afternoons at the Creative 360 studio located at 5501 Jefferson Ave in Midland, Michigan, Drawing & Painting w Cyd Keefe - Winter 2026 Session III invites adults to a focused five-week art practice. This series runs March 18, 25 and April 1, 8, 15 with two-hour sessions from 1:00–3:00 pm and costs $100 per session. Whether you want to build observational drawing skills or explore acrylics, the course blends technical drills and open projects. Cynthia Keefe, MFA, Creative 360 Co-Founder, guides groups capped at 12 students through fundamentals—perspective, proportion, composition, shading—and into acrylic practices like color mixing and medium use. The teaching balances demonstration, hands-on exercises, and individual feedback so students leave with concrete skills and a portfolio of short studies or a longer project. No previous experience is required; a materials list is provided upon registration and participants must be at least 16 years old. The studio’s daylight and uncluttered worktables make color decisions easier and allow the instructor to demonstrate techniques visible to every student. For travelers stopping in Midland, the afternoon schedule pairs well with morning activity around town, and the modular nature of each session lets visitors attend single classes without losing continuity. What distinguishes this offering is the instructor’s combination of graduate-level training and community focus—Cynthia Keefe brings technical clarity while tailoring projects to individual goals. Small classes mean critiques are specific and the pace adapts to beginners and more experienced makers alike. Practical details: preregister via the booking link, expect a materials list after sign-up, and plan to arrive early on the first meeting to set up your workspace. At $100 per session and with a maximum of 12 people, the series offers concentrated instruction without the expense of private lessons. Whether you want clearer observational drawing, a better handle on acrylics, or simply two hours of focused making, this Midland studio series is a practical, achievable way to deepen your craft. The class environment encourages experimentation with materials, including recommended low-VOC paints and mediums for studio safety, and instructor demonstrations are followed by timed exercises that sharpen perception. Expect short critiques where peers and the instructor highlight compositional adjustments and color relationships. Materials lists accommodate both students who bring their own supplies and those who wish to purchase basic kits; specific brand recommendations are provided after registration. Sessions are suitable for adults beginning a practice or returning after a long break. Creative 360’s pedagogical style favors visible techniques—step-by-step building of form rather than abstract directives—so results are tangible quickly. If you’re visiting Midland for a weekend and crave a creative anchor, these afternoon classes give structure and momentum to continue making after you leave. Register early; spaces often fill quickly now.