IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due to repairs at the Yardley United Methodist Church, please note that Adult Art Classes scheduled for Tuesday, July 29 will need to be postponed. Your instructor will be in touch with dates. Thank you for your kind understanding.
A Reminder: AOY is hosting an Art Break tonight, Tuesday, July 29 at AOY. Come out and enjoy a relaxing night on the farm just sitting and doing some light sketching or painting while socializing with your AOY friends from 6pm till dark. Bring your own supplies. It's a do Your Art night on the farm ... come join us.
Upcoming Events
Art Classes
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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 |
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Calls for Art |
AOY In the Community |
Visions of Summer Opening Reception at Makefield Crossing, April 2025
Plein Air Event at Lake Afton, April 2025
AOY Artists Painting Plein Air Throughout Bucks County and the Surrounding Areas
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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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