Next session dates:

October 3rd (RESCHEDULED from September 26th), 6-8 pm; Theme: Hippie

An alternative to nude figure drawing, where participants can create illustrations of models who are clothed and in costume. Foundation Studios resident artists Andrew Beck and Charles J. Paine III aim to provide a unique experience to the Asheville art community that is open to all ages and skill levels. Recurring classes happen on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Each session will have different themes with models in different costumes. The sessions cost $16 per person, and tickets can be purchased here in advance or at the door.

All sales are final. No refunds, but tickets may be transferred to a future class date, when scheduled within 60 days of the originally purchased class date.

Next session dates:

October 3rd (RESCHEDULED from September 26th), 6-8 pm; Theme: Hippie

An alternative to nude figure drawing, where participants can create illustrations of models who are clothed and in costume. Foundation Studios resident artists Andrew Beck and Charles J. Paine III aim to provide a unique experience to the Asheville art community that is open to all ages and skill levels. Recurring classes happen on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Each session will have different themes with models in different costumes. The sessions cost $16 per person, and tickets can be purchased here in advance or at the door.

All sales are final. No refunds, but tickets may be transferred to a future class date, when scheduled within 60 days of the originally purchased class date.

Next session dates:

October 3rd (RESCHEDULED from September 26th), 6-8 pm; Theme: Hippie

An alternative to nude figure drawing, where participants can create illustrations of models who are clothed and in costume. Foundation Studios resident artists Andrew Beck and Charles J. Paine III aim to provide a unique experience to the Asheville art community that is open to all ages and skill levels. Recurring classes happen on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Each session will have different themes with models in different costumes. The sessions cost $16 per person, and tickets can be purchased here in advance or at the door.

All sales are final. No refunds, but tickets may be transferred to a future class date, when scheduled within 60 days of the originally purchased class date.

Next session dates:

October 3rd (RESCHEDULED from September 26th), 6-8 pm; Theme: Hippie

An alternative to nude figure drawing, where participants can create illustrations of models who are clothed and in costume. Foundation Studios resident artists Andrew Beck and Charles J. Paine III aim to provide a unique experience to the Asheville art community that is open to all ages and skill levels. Recurring classes happen on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Each session will have different themes with models in different costumes. The sessions cost $16 per person, and tickets can be purchased here in advance or at the door.

All sales are final. No refunds, but tickets may be transferred to a future class date, when scheduled within 60 days of the originally purchased class date.

Next Class Date: October 20th, 2:00 - 4:30 pm

Join Rebecca King of Silver Cascades for a Basic Wire Wrapping Class where you'll craft your own simple but beautiful gemstone pendant. In this hands-on session, you'll select a gemstone of your choice and learn a fundamental wire wrap. This wrap can be used on different shape stones and altered/embellished to your style.  Rebecca will demonstrate and then walk you through each step. You’ll also delve into the essential tools, types of wire and some stone basics. This beginner level class is open to ages 13 and up. All supplies and tools are provided. Just bring your creativity!

All sales are final. No refunds, but tickets may be transferred to a future class date, when scheduled within 60 days of the originally purchased class date.

Next date: Saturday, October 19th, 4-6 pm

Join resident artist Lisa Underwood for a creative sip n’ paint experience. Unlike other sip n’ paint classes where you recreate an exact scene, in this class you’ll practice creative freedom within a theme as Lisa teaches you relevant techniques. This class’ theme is Whooo Goes There? You'll learn how to paint your choice of the featured photos while adding your own twist!

All painting materials will be provided for you including a 9 x 12 canvas and acrylic paints. Choose from a ticket with 2 of our house beverages included for $50, or purchase your drinks separately and take the class for $40. Enjoy our wide selection of beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages!

All sales are final. No refunds, but tickets may be transferred to a future class date, when scheduled within 60 days of the originally purchased class date.

Next Class Date: October 19th, 12:30 - 2:30 pm (Halloween Theme!)

Learn how to apply the ancient art of mosaics to a piece of wearable art! All supplies and tools will be provided for you as well as detailed instruction and a demonstration from Linda. Supplies include pendant blanks in different shapes and sizes, necklace chain, beads, charms, stained glass tiles, and more! This is an easy and fun workshop, and you don’t need any prior glass experience!

All sales are final. No refunds, but tickets may be transferred to a future class date, when scheduled within 60 days of the originally purchased class date.

The FOURTH in Blue Lotus Design Studios' series of Mala making workshops focused on different chakra energy centers. This workshop will focus on activating the Crown Chakra.

The workshop will be held on Sunday, October 13th from 1:00 to 5:00 pm in the flex space at Foundation Studios. Arrival and mingling from 1:00 to 1:15. Purchase a single ticket for $111, or save when you buy two tickets for you and a friend for just $198 ($99 each).

You will spend 4 hours with Jen in a cozy, small group setting, learning about the history and significance of Mala beads, as she guides and assists you in creating a beautiful and meaningful necklace.

All supplies will be provided for you!

Jen has mindfully created a selection of Mala Kits using gemstones that are connected to the Crown Chakra. Each kit contains 2-4 different kinds of gemstone beads (54 total) and 54 natural wood beads, totaling the customary 108 beads. You will also receive a corresponding card, listing the metaphysical properties of your gemstones. Once you have chosen your kit, you will then be able to select your spacer and guru beads, as well as cord and tassel colors to further customize your Mala.

Available stones will be predominantly in shades of purple, with some whites, blues and grays mixed in. Your kit might include:

Amethyst

Chevron Amethyst

Kunzite

Labradorite

Lapis Lazuli

Lepidolite

Purple Tourmaline

Rainbow Fluorite

Super Seven

Tourmalinated Quartz

White Calcite

You will also receive an Intentions & Mala Care Recommendations card. Gift boxes will be provided for those who would like one!

Tea and light snacks will be provided. Please bring your own mug!

We also encourage you to bring a pen and a notebook where you can journal about your intentions for your Mala.

All sales are final. No refunds, but tickets may be transferred to a future class date, when scheduled within 60 days of the originally purchased class date.

 Lucy Isabel of Nashville and Owen Walsh of Asheville will come together on Saturday, October 12th from 7-10 pm to present a memorable evening of heartfelt and engaging songwriting at Foundation Studios. In this intimate, artistic space, Lucy and Owen will transport you into the rich tapestries they’ve woven out of melody and verse. The evening will have a bit of everything, from hard-edged foot-stompers to soft, vulnerable ballads; from fantastical works of fiction to starkly honest confessionals. It’s sure to be an unforgettable celebration of folk music for modern times.

Buy a single ticket in advance for $15, or reserve a table for 4 and get a complimentary bottle of Prosecco for $80! Single tickets will be $20 at the door.

Lucy Isabel captures the essence of change in her profoundly touching new album, All The Light. There are the obvious factors: a global pandemic, political turmoil, wide-reaching tragedy. And personally, Isabel has navigated marriage, entry into motherhood, and the unexpected loss of her father. What results is a compelling and vulnerable sonic snapshot into Isabel’s life.

Following her 2019 debut album, Rambling Stranger, Isabel felt both limitless and lost. “I felt like people were aware of and interested in my career in a way they hadn’t been previously and I froze.” She turned to her usual outlet and began touring extensively. Isabel embarked on an ambitious “31 Shows in 31 Days” tour and found her footing along the way. Her confidence was short-lived, however, when the COVID-19 pandemic arrived and left everyone in fearful uncertainty.

Not one to waste time, Isabel took the opportunity to grow her family, giving birth to her first child in April 2021. “I was suddenly presented with this opportunity to be home and relax throughout my first pregnancy. It was a silver lining in a difficult time.”

All The Light leans more toward the folk side of Isabel’s folk/Americana identity. The songs are both introspective and relatable, paying due respect to the fears that form us and the freedom of letting them go.

On All The Light, Isabel reunites with Rambling Stranger producer, Jared Anderson, and the result is a stunning reflection of the growth of a professional friendship.

Owen Walsh has been telling stories and performing music his entire life. Born and raised on the banks of the Lackawaxen River in Honesdale, Pennsylvania—a small, historic coal-mining town that spawned the American railroad—Owen grew up surrounded by relics of 19th Century American life and imagery ripe for musical exploitation.

His years of formal violin and classical guitar training, zest for informal improvisation, and love of folk-lore storytelling combine to create a unique blend of musical expression. His recently released debut album, On My Way, has been met with critical acclaim and charted at #9 on Folk Radio in the second month of its release.

Owen now lives in Asheville, NC where he performs music regularly, writes for various publications and constructs crosswords in his spare time.

Buy a single ticket in advance for $15, or reserve a table for 4 and get a complimentary bottle of Prosecco for $80! Single tickets will be $20 at the door. All sales are final.

Next session dates:

October 3rd (RESCHEDULED from September 26th), 6-8 pm; Theme: Hippie

An alternative to nude figure drawing, where participants can create illustrations of models who are clothed and in costume. Foundation Studios resident artists Andrew Beck and Charles J. Paine III aim to provide a unique experience to the Asheville art community that is open to all ages and skill levels. Recurring classes happen on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Each session will have different themes with models in different costumes. The sessions cost $16 per person, and tickets can be purchased here in advance or at the door.

All sales are final. No refunds, but tickets may be transferred to a future class date, when scheduled within 60 days of the originally purchased class date.