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Support groups for both individuals with mental illness and families and friends who support an individual with mental illness. email for more info at info@namigt.org

Interlochen Public Library invites the public to Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency’s Money Management Workshops. It is a series of workshops facilitated by regional experts, offering a unique guidance of the basics of money management, improving credit and debt reduction, consumer protection and fair housing/lending, banking basics and developing a spending plan, and student loans and insurance. The Money Management Workshops offer an opportunity for those who want to strengthen their money management skills. NMCAA would like to thank The Friends of Interlochen Public Library for sponsoring this event!

In this four-week class take a deep look into the lives of Édouard Manet, French modernist painter, and Claude Monet, one of the founders of the Impressionist Movement. To truly understand their art making, learn about the culture and events taking place in France during the mid to late 19th century. This class will begin with an introduction to Manet and Monet and their influences, including a presentation from Dr. Amanda Sewell, Music Director, Interlochen Public Radio. During weeks two and three, Royce Deans, CTAC faculty, will demonstrate and discuss the artists and their styles. In the fourth and final meeting students will sample French foods created by a local chef while discussing their experience and paintings. During the course of this class painting two 16x20 pieces in the style of each artist while listening to a playlist curated by Amanda. This class is designed for students of various levels of experience, including those who have never painted before. Supplies are provided and include canvas, paint, and a custom art journal that will include photos to be used for reference during and after the class.

Artists of all skill levels are welcome to join our non-instructed, open studio figure drawing sessions with an unclothed model. Easels, drawing boards, tables, and drawing horses will be made available for artist use. Artists must bring their own art materials. Ages 18 and up, registration is required.

Support groups for both individuals with mental illness and families and friends who support an individual with mental illness. email for more info at info@namigt.org

Interlochen Public Library invites the public to Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency’s Money Management Workshops. It is a series of workshops facilitated by regional experts, offering a unique guidance of the basics of money management, improving credit and debt reduction, consumer protection and fair housing/lending, banking basics and developing a spending plan, and student loans and insurance. The Money Management Workshops offer an opportunity for those who want to strengthen their money management skills. NMCAA would like to thank The Friends of Interlochen Public Library for sponsoring this event!

Artists of all skill levels are welcome to join our non-instructed, open studio figure drawing sessions with an unclothed model. Easels, drawing boards, tables, and drawing horses will be made available for artist use. Artists must bring their own art materials. Ages 18 and up, registration is required.

Acrylic POUR Painting with Heidi Finley REGISTER Thursday, November 4, 2021 6:30 - 7:30pm *REGISTER BY: Nov. 1 CLASS FEE: $50 FORMAT: IN-PERSON Heidi's most popular Pour class: Perfect for gift-giving! Choose a holiday palette or your favorite team colors. You'll pour six small (3") or four large (4") glass tree ornaments. Shimmering metallic colors and fine glitter paints make these very special. You'll be pleased! No experience is necessary--Heidi's classes are fun and easy. Please note that ornaments need overnight dry-time. Plan to pick up your work the following day during regular hours at the Circle of Arts. All materials included! Ages 12+

Support groups for both individuals with mental illness and families and friends who support an individual with mental illness. email for more info at info@namigt.org

This 2-week mini session will explore the history of Handel’s best-known work and the techniques he used to create this beloved masterpiece.