This Weekend THANK YOU for making Art on the Farm a wonderful day—rain and all! 🎨🌧️🎶 A little rain couldn’t dampen the spirit of Art on the Farm! Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who grabbed an umbrella, put on their rain gear, and came out to celebrate art, music, and community with us at Patterson Farm. Thank you to our talented artists and artisans, wonderful musicians Omeed Nyman, Pretty Bird Coffee Roasters, our hardworking volunteers, and everyone who shopped, listened, ate, visited, and enjoyed the day. Your enthusiasm and support made a rainy day feel bright! We’re so grateful to this community for showing up and supporting AOY Art Center and the arts at Patterson Farm. Rain or shine, you made Art on the Farm a success!❤️
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Art Classes & Camps
AOY Art Center offers Adult Classes for all skill levels by experienced teaching artists. Most sessions are 6-weeks long with classes held once a week. Held in-person or online. From Drawing to Oil Painting; from realism to abstract there's a class to cultivate your creative aspirations.
New Instructors Always Welcomed |  AOY Art Center offers a variety of programs to cultivate the young artists in our community. From September - May Youth Classes are available for students ages 6 to 16. These are held once a week for a 6-week session. Summer Art Camp is our most popular program for ages 5 to 16 with a variety of weekly half-day programs running June - August. New Instructors Always Welcomed |
Call For Artists
Nothing at this time. Please come back soon!
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"You learn a lot about a community by how much it embraces, elevates and provides access to the arts. AOY Art Center, a nonprofit artistic hub on Mirror Lake Road, provides countless opportunities for residents to embrace their artistic side as a vehicle for growth, creativity, and profound joy. Through adult classes, youth programs, and public events, AOY Art Center uses the arts to not only inspire community members but also connect them to one another."
~ Bill Donahue, Managing Editor, Suburban Life Magazine, "Best of Yardley" article
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