Community Classes
Pour Your Heart Into It: Valentine’s Mug-Making Class ❤️☕
Join us for a fun and creative Valentine’s event! Decorate your own ceramic mug with love and style. Perfect for couples, friends, or solo creatives! All materials provided—no experience needed! After you design your mug, Sis' Ceramic Shop will handle the firing and finishing process to make it oven-ready and food-safe. You’ll need to pick up your completed mug once it’s been fired—they'll notify you when it’s ready!
Hosted by:
Sis’ Ceramic Shop, a beloved family-owned business in Rochester’s North Winton Village, founded by Phillis Oliver in 1988. What began as Phillis’s personal hobby during her pregnancy with her oldest daughter, Margaret, has since flourished into a thriving community hub for ceramic enthusiasts.
Your Body, Your Boundaries: A Self-Defense Experience
Join us for a 3-hour WenDo Women’s Self-Defense intro course! Learn verbal + physical strategies for women/girls ages 10 plus.
Foster and Adopt in Monroe County
This is a FREE event via Zoom! Join Todd Ranous for an engaging conversation about fostering and adopting in Monroe County. With nearly 30 years at the Department of Human Services, Todd has dedicated his career to supporting children and families. As the Senior Matcher in the Homefinding Department and the leader of the Foster Care After Hours program, Todd has a wealth of knowledge to share.
He’s also the founder of the Queer Collaboration, a group that connects LGBTQIA2S+ families and children with vital resources and services. One of the group’s most celebrated achievements is bringing back the Big Queer Prom—a free, inclusive event for high school students.
During this session, Todd will share his experiences, insights, and the steps to becoming certified to foster or adopt. You’ll also hear about how LGBTQ+ families can navigate the system and learn about exciting changes on the horizon. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and connect with someone who’s truly passionate about creating loving, supportive homes for kids in our community.
Spring into March: Terrarium Workshop
Join us for a hands-on terrarium-making experience with Renee Bailey, founder of joiFUL! A retired visual art teacher with 33 years of experience, Renee is passionate about nurturing creativity and self-expression. She believes in transforming vintage treasures into unique everyday art and providing engaging, hands-on experiences that deepen the appreciation for art and nature.
This is best for ages 10+!
In this workshop, you’ll choose a glass vessel and create a one-of-a-kind, self-sustaining ecosystem. Layer pebbles, charcoal, soil, and plants, then personalize your terrarium with rocks, hardscape, and a fun character of your choice.
Practical Queer Privacy for Dystopian Times
Practical Queer Privacy for Dystopian Times
Gain practical information about digital security problems posed to queer people
Learn about secure communications, protecting data, and helping peers
Understand basic concepts of threat modeling
Type 1 Diabetes Parent Support Group
We understand that parenting a child with Type 1 Diabetes comes with unique challenges, and we want you to know you’re not alone. That’s why we host a friendly and informal parent group every Thursday, designed to offer support, share strategies, and address concerns in a welcoming space. This group is all about connecting with others who truly understand what you’re going through and providing the support you need as your child navigates their journey with Type 1 Diabetes. Please email Shannon@halliganarts.com directly if you are interested in joining. The cost is $35/ group.
Monthly Calendar
Interested in hosting an event with us?
Please email community@halliganarts.com and our team will connect with you!