Dates: Wednesday, September 17 to Wednesday, December 10, 2025
Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Cost: $403.00 (with HST $455.39)
Location: At Centre
Sessions: 13 Wednesdays
Instructor: Rudi May Hart
Level: All Levels
Adults with special needs are invited to access this exciting and educational art class to learn how to create with a variety of artistic materials. Each week a new medium is offered and led by the group facilitator and a specialized artist. All materials are included as students, paint, sculpt, print make, and more! Students can enjoy the large and sunlit studios, and take inspiration from the lovely park, the wooded grounds of the centre, and the wonderful gallery spaces. An assistant or supportive family member is required to accompany students and can either assist with hands-on support or only step in if necessary. For more information, please call Julia at the centre at 416-622-5294.
Register for this Adult Class: F25ASN
Please read our full registration and cancellation policies before you register.
Neilson Park Creative Centre
Neilson Park Creative Centre (NPCC) is a charitable organization that serves the diverse landscape of Toronto through partnerships, outreach initiatives and community engagement.
As an arts hub in Western Toronto, NPCC serves the community by offering arts based classes, workshop, drop-ins, open studios, events and exhibitions within and outside its facilities.
We welcome all individuals to the Centre through free and paid programming and deliver free arts-based learning as outreach programs outside the Centre. NPCC provides gallery space as rentals in its fully accessible facilities of 4 studios, 5 gallery spaces, administrative offices and support spaces.
Established in 1992, the Centre is home to six Resident Groups: Calligraphic Arts Guild of Toronto, Etobicoke Handweavers and Spinners, Etobicoke Art Group, Etobicoke Quilters Guild, Etobicoke Rugcrafters and Humber Valley Art Club.
We are proud to serve all demographics through our art exhibitions – we offer an average of 17 exhibitions per year per gallery, rotating on a 3-week exhibition schedule.
Our internal programming primarily targets adult populations through the guilds we serve; and family and youth programming through the classes and workshops we offer. Externally, we serve a wide range of populations including youth, families and adults.