WaterWorks Art Center

05/28/2026

05/20/2026

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05/16/2026

Don't wait to sign up for this program!🪡✨ WaterWorks' newest instructor, Abby Bagby, will share their free-form weaving tips and tricks so you can create your own tapestry in this four-session course. Great option for beginners and experienced weavers! ✅ Register at tulsaparks.recdesk.com or WaterWorksArtCenter.com.

05/12/2026

A sneak peak at the oil painting process in class with artist and instructor, Tom Conrad🎨 Check out the WaterWorks Art Center Summer Program Guide for upcoming classes by visiting www.WaterWorksArtCenter.com!☀️
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05/07/2026

Ready, set, ART journal! Create your own double-sided accordion sketchbook just in time for your summer travels.

The sturdy 38-page 7" x 3.5" sketchbooks are suitable for watercolor, ink, acrylic paint, markers, stamps, stencils, paper, cloth, tidbits and collage. Zigzag sketchbooks and all materials and tools are provided for a $20 kit fee (paid to the instructor). Feel free to bring your own special items! Wear old clothes or an apron and be prepared to create an expressive mini journal to complete on your daily travels. Register online at TulsaParks.RecDesk.com or WaterWorksArtCenter.com
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03/26/2026

We made this video during the COVID shutdown—Yusuf and Raku firings are still going strong six years later!

03/12/2026

Make a turquoise show box ring or a pair of turquoise stud earrings in this dynamic, ever-popular two-day workshop! WaterWorks’ Jewelry Basics or Jewelry 101 is required for enrollment.

03/04/2026

Shamrocks in colors of the rainbow were created by our early-stage Alzheimer's group today at WaterWorks Art Center! Chalk pastels, black construction paper, and good creative energy made this early St. Patrick’s Day celebration so much fun!

11/26/2025

Just in time for gift-giving or to keep for your own enjoyment: make a one-of-a-kind copper or brass cuff!

11/05/2025

So much fun painting Flint Corn today at WaterWorks Art Center with our early-stage Alzheimer’s group! We learned that this variety of multi-colored corn was essential to the survival of many peoples in this country! It’s beautiful and a lovely tribute to this season.