Summer ArtMusic classes 2023.pdfClasses and workshops are offered year-round for all ages and all skill levels in most mediums. Classes and workshops are taught by professional artists with advanced degrees and/or years of teaching expertise. Fees vary according to class.
Classes and workshops take place at Aurora Public Library Central Location and at various recreation centers.
Follow these links to see our current class offerings for Art and Music Summer 2023. We still have spaces in these Summer 2023 Art Camps.
Register Online for Classes and Programs
The Register Online link takes you to our online registration site and you will need to create an account with us if you don't currently have one. Creating a new account takes just a few minutes but gets you access to all of the classes offered through the City of Aurora. Please contact Heather Jones at 303.739.6591 or [email protected] if you encounter any issues.
Meet our instructors!
Hilliard Moore
Hilliard Moore retired from the telecommunications industry and opened the Great Western Art Gallery in Downtown Denver. As an artist, he specialized in painting Black Cowboys in the old west along with Cavalry and pioneers. The paintings were done from actual photographs taken during that time period. Art shows include the El Pueblo Museum and the Colorado History Society. His painting of Bill Pickett was displayed at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum. Hilliard's classes are perfect for anyone interested in trying art for the first time.
Terra Necessary
Terra Necessary is a freelance illustrator, member of Atomic Pixies and educator. They have always worked to pursue art through a pop culture lens, working their art booth diligently at cons while earning a BFA in Drawing from Metro State College of Denver. They have shown and spoken on art and queer pop culture at shows across the U.S. including Denver Pop Culture Con, Anime Expo, Otakon, Planet Comic Con, Drag Con, and more; as well as creating the queer event Dandy Con. With the Atomic Pixies they explore pop culture, science and fantasy through an art nouveau lens, and were recently featured in Westword.
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