Open Chess is held most Sundays 1:00-3:30 pm.  This is an opportunity for  informal matches  with other area players. Again, all skill levels welcome. Free chess lessons are offered during this to anyone with an interest to learn chess, or to improve their skills.  There is no charge to attend; free will donations welcome.  

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Open Chess is held most Sundays 1:00-3:30 pm.  This is an opportunity for  informal matches  with other area players. Again, all skill levels welcome. Free chess lessons are offered during this to anyone with an interest to learn chess, or to improve their skills.  There is no charge to attend; free will donations welcome.  

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Delve into the basics of acrylic paints and the human figure while creating a surreal landscape with local artist and long time Headwaters instructor, Terry Honstead.

An artist first has to understand the rules before they can stretch them. It is often difficult to get proportions right, Terry will teach students about basic human form and how to place it in an imagined landscape. In this fun, two session course participants will learn about surrealism, simple rules about the proportions of the human figure, and how to capture a figure with acrylic paint.

Let your imagination run wild with your surreal landscape piece, and leave this class with one finished painting and many techniques. This class is for beginners on up – a fun experience for anyone who likes to imagine. 18+

Thursday, May 10^th and 17^th

5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

$40.00 member | $45.00 public

Friday, May 11th, 7pm | Public Performance
A performance by Laura Packer at Headwaters Music & Arts The performance will feature a concert of original work meant to bridge barriers of gender, ethnicity and age. This free event is appropriate for individuals of all ages and abilities. The venue is wheelchair accessible and a sign language interpreter will take part in the performance.

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota, through a grant from the Region 2
Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund