1. Our Community Art Classes offer quality arts education, regardless of background. Classes are individualized—our students work one on one with our instructors to achieve their own artistic goals. Everyone works on their own project at their own pace; no one's work looks the same! Students are not told what to create, but instead guided by their instructors on their own artistic journey. Asking questions is always beneficial to the learning process.
2. Enrollment is on-going throughout the year and does not close. It's never too late to start coming to class! Additionally, We do not email you to assign you to a class—come whenever we are open and it works for you!
3. Our class times are set to offer flexibilty around work, school and busy lives. You are not required to attend for the entire time we are open on a given day. Younger artists usually only need one to two hours to create. Attendance of all classes is NOT mandatory. Attendance is also not limited—you can come to as many classes as you want!
4. Materials are provided and distributed at the instructor's discretion. For example, you may be asked to use sketch paper to plan you idea before being given more expensive paper to help limit waste. You are also welcome to bring in your own supplies.
5. Visual art classes often have lengthy processes, especially ceramics. Please expect to come often over a few weeks to have a finished project.
6. Visit our FAQ page for more in depth information on our Community Art Classes.
7. These classes are FREE to all students thanks to funding by grants and donations from people like you. If you are interested in supporting Locust Street Art, please visit our contribution page to find out how you can support.

The following information allows LSA to determine the demographics LSA serves and in turn helps LSA to properly apply to grants that keep classes free for all students. The information is EXTREMELY helpful and is NEVER used in any other way.

This information is never used in relation to the identity of any individual.

• No running, pushing, shoving, wrestling, or yelling is permitted in the building, it disrupts class and makes it dangerous to travel the halls.
• All students should follow instructions from Locust Street Art staff and instructors regarding safety, conduct and behavior.
• Communicate in a positive and respectful manner to your fellow students and staff, instructors, volunteers and guests at Locust Street Art.
• Keep workspaces clean and clean up after yourself. Be respectful of other individuals’ space, property and work. Touching, using, or altering anyone's art work but your own is NOT acceptable.
• All input on another’s artwork should be constructive. Any criticism should be communicated in a way that helps the artist achieve their unique goals and vision.
• Any abusive behavior, including verbal, physical, sexual and emotional abuse, is NOT permitted and will be grounds for permanent expulsion from Locust Street Art.
• Locust Street Art is a drug-free environment. (including prescription drugs used illegally), Drugs of any kind are not allowed in the building or on the premises.