Frequently Asked Questions

What classes are currently being offered through Seniors Making Art?

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How can an organization or facility host a Seniors Making Art program?

Please select the appropriate link below for more information:

Non-Profit Organizations in Washington Sate
For-Profit Organizations in Washington State
Any Organization out of Washington State

Who teaches Seniors Making Art classes and where are they held?

We contract with art instructors to teach classes in retirement communities, neighborhood senior centers, museums, libraries, schools, nursing homes, hospitals and other locations. Please see Hosting Communities & Organizations for a list of our 2007 program sites.

How do I become a Seniors Making Art instructor?

Seniors Making Art is always accepting applications for new experienced instructors. If you are insterested in being considered for a teaching position with Seniors Making Art, please send your resume along with two professional references and some examples of artwork. You will be contacted if you are selected for an interview.


How many programs do you sponsor?

Through 2007 Seniors Making Art has implemented 1,332 programs.


What is the cost for the classes?

There is no charge to the seniors for program instruction or art materials.


How long are your classes?

Classes are 2 hours one day a week for eight weeks.

What age do I have to be to take a Seniors Making Art class?

Seniors Making Art does not have an age restriction for classes. Participants should contact the facility they will be taking the class at and see if that facility has any age requirements.


Do you ever teach classes to non-seniors?

Though our focus is the senior population, we also sponsor intergenerational classes that include seniors and youth. There is no charge to participants for classes or art materials.


What type of art projects do your instructors teach?

We continue to add new and exciting choices to our curricula. Currently our classes may include: