Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment

Recycled Art Camp
2026-06-02 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-03 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-04 09:00 - 13:00 (America/Chicago) | Denise Onwere Gallery | Studio 203
Join Denise Onwere Studio 203 in Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment where creativity gets a sustainable twist with the Recycled Art Camp. This lively, hands-on experience invites young artists to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary, transforming everyday materials into imaginative works of art.
Campers will explore the exciting world of three-dimensional creation—designing sculptures, installations, wearable art, and decorative pieces using wire, paper mâché, and a variety of recycled objects. Whether drawing inspiration from nature or reimagining found materials in bold new ways, students are encouraged to think creatively and build freely. One of the highlights includes crafting whimsical 3D critters from everyday items, blending playfulness with artistic skill.
With all supplies included and an inspiring studio environment, this eco-friendly art camp sparks imagination, builds confidence, and proves that great art can come from just about anything.

Cost is $245 per week, including all supplies and a mini art kit to keep. For more information or to register, call (256) 322-0184

Heels and More with Triana
2026-06-02 18:00 - 19:00 | Josephine Glass | Studio 2008 | Saturn Jive Dance Space
Heels and More with Triana at Saturn Jive Dance Space Studio 2008 is where movement meets attitude, and every step tells a story. Held every Tuesday inside the creative heartbeat of Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment, this class invites dancers of all levels to explore fierce, expressive choreography in a supportive and empowering space.
Whether you’re strutting in heels or dancing in your favorite sneakers, Triana brings the energy, style, and encouragement to help you unlock a bold new side of yourself. Expect a mix of technique, confidence-building, and choreography that celebrates individuality and strength.
Grab your friends, bring your vibe, and make Tuesday nights your time to shine!

$10 for Students
$15 General Admission Price

Walk-In Pottery Class
2026-06-03 | Calvin Hubbard | Studio 1066 | Turtle Pottery
Calvin Hubbard Studio 1066 in imaginative Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment, invite you to experience the joy of Walk-In Pottery Classes. Perfect for a fun date, friends’ night out, or simply a creative solo adventure, these classes offer something for everyone. Under the guidance of two master ceramicists, you’ll learn the basics of working with clay and create your own unique masterpiece. Many participants leave not only with a one-of-a-kind piece of pottery but also with memories of laughter and creativity in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Come get your hands dirty and make something beautiful today!
For more details email turtleman594@yahoo.com

Stacy Tabb - You Are What You Eat
2026-06-03 - 2026-08-29 | Third Floor West Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Stacy Tabb which will be on view in the Third Floor West Gallery from June 3 – August 29, 2026. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, August 29 from 5-7 pm.

About the exhibit:
The “You Are What You Eat Series” is comprised of multiple species of creatures, each depicted containing their primary food source in place of their scales, feathers, shells, and fur. They were drawn using pencil on paper then transferred to carving blocks via carbon paper. Each was carved and detailed using sharp woodcarving gouges, then inked and printed on fine, archival watercolor paper using professional oil-based relief ink. Select prints were then highlighted using watercolor paints.
The series is very much inspired by Scandinavian and Pacific Northwest styles of folk art, where all negative space is filled, and perspective is very subjective. Geometric shapes take the place of shadows and highlights, and key elements, such as the lightning bolts and mayflies, and are echoed throughout the series. Later pieces contain elements that pay homage to the indigenous cultures that share space with the animals’ native habitats.

About the artist:
I was born in Huntsville, AL, and began drawing and painting from a very early age. My formative years were spent in the cities and deserts of Saudi Arabia, as I traveled with my family. We explored the art, landscapes, and wildlife of over two dozen countries in a series of journeys over multiple, very influential years. Greece and Egypt were my particular favorites, and have definite influence in my artwork.
In my university education, I studied graphic design, drawing, and printmaking. My artistic training and professional career have explored every medium, from digital design to technical drawing to website design, and now back to printmaking.
In 2001, my husband Daniel and I packed our two small children off to Florida, then spent the next 20 years observing and photographing the diverse wildlife and landscapes. My drawing style is typically very realistic, so I sought to push that limitation by delving into various artistic styles, such as the very stylized world of folk art. I always start from a standpoint of realism in my drawings, then work backwards towards the stylized: the pelican *must* be recognizable as a pelican, after all.
In returning again into printmaking, I’ve learned to have a clear path, and know what I want to accomplish from the outset; one cannot just add a shadow with a slightly darker blend of pigment, or lighten up an area with a bit more titanium white. In printmaking, everything must be planned from the start, whether it is positive – in the case a shape or pattern that gets inked – or negative – in the case of a space that is carved out and will not take ink. These work together to form highlights, the lowlights, and the entirety of the piece, and there’s no turning back once carving has started, so the plan must be solid.
Back home now in North Alabama, with the kids all grown up, we live on an ex-hay farm we’re converting into a fruit and nut orchard, and making as much art as possible.

Taylor McLendon - What We Carry / What We Release
2026-06-03 - 2026-08-29 | North Floor Gallery, 2211 Seminole Drive, Huntsville, AL, 35805, United States
This exhibition round includes works provided by Taylor McLendon which will be on view in the North Floor Gallery from June 3 – August 29, 2026. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, August 29 from 5-7 pm.

From the artist:
I am interested in what happens after strength.
My work begins at the moment when control slips, when endurance becomes weight and when myth cracks under the pressure of time, responsibility and consequence. I paint figures we are taught to trust leaders’ legends and constructed symbols of certainty. I render them not as monuments but as bodies under strain carrying historical expectation and the cost of survival in their posture and surface.
Dripping and running paint is not an aesthetic choice alone, it is a refusal of containment. Gravity asserts itself across the canvas reminding us that no figure however revered remains untouched by consequence. The paint moves the way memory moves slowly, unavoidably staining what it passes through.
Recurring symbols appear throughout my work hands in various stages of holding and releasing the Tin Man in states of becoming historical figures weathered by invisible labor. These are not illustrations of power but examinations of its burden. I am drawn to the space between armor and vulnerability where protection becomes isolation and strength demands silence.
Place and absence matter in my practice. Figures rooted in folklore and regional memory exist alongside globally recognized icons not to elevate one above another but to question whose sacrifices are remembered whose stories harden into myth and whose are allowed to fall quietly out of view. History is not neutral, it chooses what to preserve.
I do not seek resolution. My paintings live in tension between holding on and letting go between construction and collapse. I want the viewer to feel the weight of that pause. The moment when release is both terrifying and necessary.
This work is not about reverence. It is about recognition.
We are all carrying something. The question is not whether we endure but what endurance leaves behind.

Mary Beth Johns - As They Are
2026-06-03 - 2026-08-29 | First Floor Ramp Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Mary Beth Johns which will be on view in the First Floor Ramp Gallery from June 3 – August 29, 2026. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, August 29 from 5-7 pm.

Mike Mare and Neil Kendricks- Temple of Story: Witness
2026-06-03 - 2026-08-29 | First Floor West Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Mike Mare and Neil Kendricks which will be on view in the First Floor West Gallery from June 3 – August 29, 2026. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, August 29 from 5-7 pm.

About the exhibit:
Temple of Story is an ongoing narrative installation series by visual artist/ writer Neil Kendricks and composer/ sound artist Mike Mare. The artists’ longtime friendship and collaboration thrives on the interplay of images and sounds to approach storytelling as a quiet inheritance – shaped by memory, imagination and what passes between them. Gradually, meanings of specific pieces emerge as the gallery is transformed into a space for reflection. In these new works Temple of Story: Witness, stories are deliberately left ambiguous and unresolved. As these haunting stories, mysterious images and lush soundscapes are sent out into the world, the stories are carried, remembered and reshaped over time.

About the artists:
Mike Mare and Neil Kendricks are multidisciplinary artists whose collaborative work exists at the intersection of sound, image, and narrative. Together, they create immersive environments where experience is not fixed, but felt—emerging through tone, texture, and presence.
Neil Kendricks is an artist, filmmaker, writer, photographer, and educator whose work moves fluidly between film and mixed-media practices. He holds a Master’s degree in Television, Film and New Media from San Diego State University. His films—including Loop, Memory Lines, Suspension, and the award-winning Book of Skin—have screened at international festivals. His visual work reflects on identity and the lasting imprint of systemic structures, as seen in his residency at Art Produce and subsequent exhibitions. Across mediums, Kendricks builds worlds that feel both intimate and unresolved, where meaning gathers slowly.
Mike Mare is a composer and sound artist working with texture as a primary language—layering electronics, ambient guitar, and tonal drift into immersive sonic environments. His work spans film, installation, and performance, with credits including Betrayal at Attica (HBO), the award-winning New York Seen From Above (The New Yorker Documentary Series), and Book of Skin, for which he composed the score and sound design—extending his practice of creating sound that inhabits image rather than accompanies it. He is best known as a member and co-producer of the influential hip-hop group Dälek, the UK-based band Holy Scum, and his varied solo and collaborative projects, moving between disciplines with a sensitivity to space, weight, and resonance. His compositions often hover between the cinematic and the abstract, shaping emotional undercurrents rather than directing them.
Together, Mare and Kendricks approach storytelling as a quiet inheritance—something carried, altered, and passed between forms. Their collaborative work resists linear resolution, inviting a slower encounter where sound and image intertwine, and meaning is discovered through attention, reflection, and time.

Brett Hollis - Ecosystems: Paintings and Drawings 2025-26
2026-06-03 - 2026-08-29 | First Floor Main Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Brett Hollis which will be on view in the First Floor Main Gallery from June 3 – August 29, 2026. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, August 29 from 5-7 pm.

About the exhibit:
This exhibition is a range of work from 2025-2026. Thematically, the work reveals psychological vignettes, moments of tension, reflection, and transformation. Drowning the viewer’s senses with colorful and kinetic forms, the pieces invite immersion into emotional and perceptual intensity. Each work operates as a fragment of a larger internal narrative, oscillating between chaos and clarity, instinct and control. Through movement, color, and abstraction, the exhibition captures the flux of the human psyche in motion.

About the artist:
Brett Hollis is an artist known for creating works that blend abstract, cartoon, and contemporary art styles. His pieces often feature vibrant colors, whimsical forms, and dynamic compositions, evoking playful yet thought-provoking themes. Hollis’s approach bridges traditional and modern art, combining the expressive freedom of abstraction with the storytelling elements of cartoons, resulting in works that are accessible and visually captivating. His art appeals to those seeking creativity that defies conventional boundaries while celebrating modern artistic expression.

Alyssa Grey - The Space Between Leaving and Staying
2026-06-03 - 2026-08-29 | Third Floor East Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Alyssa Grey which will be on view in the Third Floor East Gallery from June 3 – August 29, 2026. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, August 29 from 5-7 pm.

About the exhibit:
The Space Between Leaving and Staying explores how physical space can become a form of emotional architecture. Centering materials around the idea of DIY home repair: scrappy, pragmatic, and temporary. Examining the tension between care and compromise reveals how makeshift repairs and momentary solutions mirror the dynamics of our closest relationships.
Imperfect, temporary, and continually evolving, the work functions as an emotional structure that positions viewers as onlookers catching glimpses of private conversations and interactions. This echoes the splendor and discomfort of intimacy, and the quiet persistence of trying to make things work.
My work investigates the dynamics of personal relationships through the framework of spatial relations, exploring how physical positioning can act as a stand-in for emotional structure. I create interdependent networks whereby units rely on one another to function as a means of support for isolated moments within the work. The work is a never-ending experiment, harnessing industrial and organic materials to find new and unlikely combinations that coexist while enduring difficult relations.
By crafting my own tools and equipment, and jerry-rig problems rather than fix them, I create objects that reflect the expediency of do-it-yourself, lower-middle-class home projects. The soiled structures form quick-fix foundations, stubbornly clinging to kindred objects as a coping mechanism. By choosing to work with soda cans, duct tape, and other materials, I fabricate double meanings and imbed poorly made jokes within the larger sculptural systems. These jokes always fall short of a punchline, leaving them confused and alone.

About the artist:
Alyssa Grey works intuitively to create interdependent networks whereby units rely upon each other in order to function as a means of support for isolated moments in the work. She creates a conversation between the work and the spaces in which they are residing.
Fueled by the never-ending question, “what if?” Grey experiments with industrial and organic materials to find new and unlikely combinations of both. These personally inflected and playful objects draw from the “do-it-yourself” expediency of lower-middle-class home projects which often entails crafting her own tools and equipment to create a “quick-fix.”
Alyssa Grey attended University of Louisiana at Lafayette and received her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Sculpture in 2020. She then went on to obtain her Master’s Degree in Sculpture at Boston University in 2024. Grey currently lives and works in Huntsville, AL where she is an Art Instructor at Alabama A&M University.

Caroline Wang - Expressions of Life: Wildlife and People Through Watercolor
2026-06-03 - 2026-08-29 | Second Floor Connector Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Caroline Wang which will be on view in the Second Floor Connector Gallery from June 3 – August 29, 2026. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, August 29 from 5-7 pm.

About the artist:
Caroline Wang is a watercolor artist who paints from inspiration, believing that anything in life can become a subject. With a strong foundation in drawing, she approaches each painting with freedom—designing and creating whatever captures her imagination. Every painting she creates carries a story, and through her art books, she gives those stories a voice. She believes artists should tell the original stories behind their work, rather than leaving them to be interpreted long after they are gone.
Since 2003, Caroline Wang has exhibited her work throughout the Southeastern United States, including many major cities and her home base in Huntsville. She has held over 70 solo exhibitions. After retiring from NASA in 2016, she established her studio at Lowe Mill Arts & Entertainment Center. Having a permanent space to share her work with the public has allowed her to slow down her outside exhibitions and focus more deeply on creating, reflecting, and telling the stories behind her art.
Caroline often shares that she has published seven art books, each representing a different chapter of her artistic journey: Space Exploration Stories by Caroline’s Watercolor Strokes, From Artist’s Eyes, Wildlife in Color—Animal Expressions, Less is More, Landscape by Caroline Wang, and City Memories: Caroline’s Watercolor Stories. Together, these works reflect her dedication to preserving life through art and storytelling. People’s Expressions in Caroline’s Art is her seventh book and is currently under review by the publisher.
From an early age, Caroline was inspired by visits to museums and galleries, where she listened to others interpret the meanings behind paintings. Those moments stayed with her. Over time, she realized something important—she wanted to tell her own stories. Rather than leaving her artwork open to distant interpretation, she chose to preserve the memories, emotions, and intentions behind each piece. This realization led her to publish her art books, giving her paintings both a visual and a written voice.
Beyond painting, Caroline embraces many passions. She finds joy in music, playing the violin and piano, and singing for herself. She also enjoys sports, including tennis and swimming. Swimming, in particular, has become an important part of her life, helping her maintain her health and balance. These experiences quietly shape her perspective and become part of the stories she tells through her art.
Through her books, Caroline hopes to give her paintings a lasting voice. Writers tell stories through words, while artists tell stories through color, feeling, and imagination. By sharing the meaning behind her work, she invites viewers to connect more deeply—not only with the image, but with the moment behind it.
Her wish is simple: that long into the future, her paintings will continue to speak—and that the stories behind them will not be forgotten.
This exhibition at Lowe Mill Arts & Entertainment Center presents a variety of her painting styles, from wildlife to landscapes, along with selected works exploring human expression.
Website: www.cwanggallery.com
Studio: #204, Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment

Meleah Shrout Piano Lessons - Book Your Own Day/Time
2026-06-03 11:00 - 17:30 | Meleah Shrout | Studio 1036
Let Meleah Shrout Studio 1036 in renowned Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment unlock a world of musical wonder for adults and children alike.
Upon completing her Master’s degree in Collaborative Piano, Meleah discovered a deeper desire to express herself through music, which includes sharing her talents with eager to learn students. Meleah believes that anyone can learn to create music and she truly enjoys teaching people of all ages. She finds particular joy in helping adults who are returning to the piano and in working with children on the autism spectrum. Music brings joy to everyone, regardless of age or ability. Let Meleah guide you with her amazing ability to teach you the art of piano.
Click LEARN MORE to contact Meleah.

BLACKSMITHING CLASSES: BOOK YOUR OWN TIME
2026-06-03 11:00 - 19:00 | Marc Steenberg | Studio 1017 | Warrior Forge
Classes available Wednesdays – Saturdays, visit the link below to find and book a time.
Marc Steenberg Studio 1017 at beautiful Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment invites you to discover the art and craft of blacksmithing. With hands-on experiences in tapering, fullering, twisting, splitting, and stone setting Marc will help to unleash your creativity and teach practical techniques while having fun!
Under the guidance of this skilled blacksmith, you’ll have the opportunity to fashion your very own horseshoe novelty knife, forge a magic wand, create your own Viking Rune pendant, or choose a host of other blacksmithing skills to learn . This experience promises to ignite your imagination and leave you with a unique creation to cherish. Click Learn More to book your blacksmithing experience today!

Tai Chi (Taiji) Walking Class
2026-06-03 12:00 - 13:00 | Josephine Glass | Studio 2008 | Saturn Jive Dance Space
Josephine Glass with Saturn Jive Dance Studio 2008 in tranquil Lowe Mill A&E has opened their doors to an energizing and restorative Tai Chi Walking experience.
Step into a calming flow where movement becomes meditation. This class blends the gentle, intentional principles of tai chi with guided walking exercises designed to improve balance, posture, and inner focus. Begin with 15 minutes of warmup and instruction, easing into mindful breathing, body alignment, and slow, controlled motion. Then transition into 30 minutes of flowing tai chi walking—grounded, rhythmic, and deeply centering.
Perfect for all levels, this practice invites you to slow down, reconnect, and move with purpose. Whether you’re seeking stress relief, improved mobility, or simply a peaceful reset in your day, this tranquil studio setting offers the ideal space to find your flow.

$15 Pay at Door

CREATIVE KIDS ART CLASS
2026-06-03 16:00 - 17:00 | Denise Onwere Gallery | Studio 203
Art Education Group Class
Creative Kids© Monthly Art, all supplies included. We experiment with a variety of materials, tools, and media to create unique and expressive works of art in a fun, creative and non-competitive environment. Allowing young artists the freedom to explore their own potential and nurture their self-esteem, will instill in them a strong repertoire of techniques and skills. This monthly kids class includes 4 one hour sessions (drawing, sculpture, painting and design) schedule your monthly Denise Onwere Gallery Art classes today.

Click on Learn More below to sign up and for additional information.

Tai Chi (Taiji) Class
2026-06-03 16:00 - 17:00 | Josephine Glass | Studio 2008 | Saturn Jive Dance Space
Josephine Glass with Saturn Jive Dance Studio 2008 in tranquil Lowe Mill A&E has opened their doors to a serene and grounding Tai Chi experience where breath, balance, and mindful movement come into harmony.
Ease into a practice rooted in flow and intention, where each step is guided by awareness and every motion connects body and mind. Through slow, deliberate tai chi walking patterns, you’ll cultivate stability, improve posture, and awaken a deeper sense of presence. This is movement as meditation—soft yet powerful, gentle yet transformative.
Whether you’re new to tai chi or continuing your journey, this peaceful studio space invites you to center yourself, release tension, and move through energy with grace and control.
$15 Pay in Person

Open Fiber Arts Circle
2026-06-03 16:00 - 19:00 | North Alabama Fiber Arts | Studio 256
North Alabama Fiber Arts Studio 256 in textured Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment urges you to grab your needles, hooks, and wheels and join them for a FREE Open Fiber Arts Circle—a cozy, creative hangout for knitters, crocheters, spinners, and small loom weavers of all skill levels! This is your chance to relax, stitch, and spin alongside fellow fiber folk, swap tips and tricks, show off works-in-progress, and maybe even pick up a new technique along the way. Whether you’re a longtime yarn lover or just getting started, come for the community, stay for the inspiration, and enjoy a welcoming space where creativity flows freely. No pressure, no cost—just good company and great yarn vibes.

Watercolor Class for Beginners
2026-06-03 17:30 - 18:30 | Yuri Ozaki | Studios 307 and 310
Yuri Ozaki Studio 310 in Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment invites you to dive into the luminous world of watercolor in this inspiring one-hour class designed to spark creativity and confidence. You’ll create a simple yet beautiful finished painting while learning the essential techniques that make watercolor such a magical medium—from mixing paint and water to achieving soft washes and expressive effects. Guided step by step through a live demonstration, the instructor will make the process approachable, relaxing, and fun, offering tips along the way to help you build a strong foundation. With all materials provided and a welcoming, no-pressure atmosphere, this class is perfect for complete beginners and anyone curious to try watercolor for the first time. Come ready to experiment, unwind, and leave with artwork you’ll be proud to take home.

Beginner Swing Dance
2026-06-03 17:30 - 18:30 | Josephine Glass | Studio 2008 | Saturn Jive Dance Space
Step into rhythm, connection, and pure joy at the Beginner Swing Dance Class at Saturn Jive Dance Space inside the creative heartbeat of Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment. Whether you’ve never danced a step or you’re ready to shake off the dust and try something new, this class is your invitation to move, laugh, and swing into something unforgettable.
Rooted in the lively traditions of jazz and Lindy Hop, this beginner-friendly class breaks everything down in a welcoming, no-pressure environment—no partner or experience needed. You’ll learn the essentials while bouncing to upbeat rhythms, meeting new people, and discovering just how fun learning to dance can be.
Come solo or bring a friend, and get ready to spin, step, and smile your way through a night full of energy and community. At Saturn Jive, it’s not just about learning to dance—it’s about feeling the music and becoming part of something vibrant.
$10 Student Price
$15 General Admission Price

Swing Dance FUNdamentals class
2026-06-03 18:00 - 18:45 | Josephine Glass | Studio 2008 | Saturn Jive Dance Space
Swing and Jazz Dance roots and FUNdamentals on Wednesday nights at Historic Lowe Mill Arts and Entertainment Studio 2008.
$15/$10 for high school and college students.
Drop in/Walk ins welcome! Classes are Open Level/ Beginner Friendly. Cash and or venmo please.
We teach Charleston, Breakaway, and Lindy Hop two week of each then 2 weeks of mixing them together. Every class is stand alone and can be you very first class, but taking them all will get you to the Lindy Hop + class.
We are 2nd floor, near stairwells 3, 5, and 11. Studio 2008.

Lindy Hop PLUS ADV / INT
2026-06-03 19:00 - 20:00 | Josephine Glass | Studio 2008 | Saturn Jive Dance Space
Step into the rhythm and elevate your swing at Lindy Hop Intermediate & Advanced classes inside Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment at the ever-energetic Saturn Jive Dance Space Studio 2008!
Every Wednesday night, the floor comes alive with fast feet, big smiles, and that irresistible vintage groove. These classes are designed to challenge and inspire—building on your foundation with dynamic partner work, slick footwork variations, and stylish turns that bring serious flair to your dancing. Expect upbeat music, a welcoming community, and that electric moment when everything clicks and you’re flying across the floor like a pro.
Whether you’re sharpening your skills or pushing into new territory, this is where your Lindy Hop really starts to shine. Come ready to sweat, laugh, and swing out!
$10 Student Admission Price
$15 General Admission Price

Sewing Class for Homeschoolers
2026-06-04 11:00 - 13:00 | Anya Sievers | Studio 2001 | Theatre of Fashion
Anya Sievers and the Theatre of Fashion Studio 2001 in avant-garde Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment invites young makers to dive into the colorful world of sewing. Designed for homeschoolers ages 8–14, this hands-on weekly class blends creativity and skill-building as students learn both hand and machine sewing techniques. From stitching their own soft toys to crafting wearable pieces, participants will bring their ideas to life in a fun, supportive studio environment where imagination leads the way.
This class is $155 per 4 classes

Meleah Shrout Piano Lessons - Book Your Own Day/Time
2026-06-04 11:00 - 17:30 | Meleah Shrout | Studio 1036
Let Meleah Shrout Studio 1036 in renowned Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment unlock a world of musical wonder for adults and children alike.
Book Your Own Time | Wed and Thurs | 11am – 5:30pm
Upon completing her Master’s degree in Collaborative Piano, Meleah discovered a deeper desire to express herself through music, which includes sharing her talents with eager to learn students. Meleah believes that anyone can learn to create music and she truly enjoys teaching people of all ages. She finds particular joy in helping adults who are returning to the piano and in working with children on the autism spectrum. Music brings joy to everyone, regardless of age or ability. Let Meleah guide you with her amazing ability to teach you the art of piano.
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CattyShack Lounge Reservations
2026-06-04 11:00 - 19:00 | Cattyshack | Studio 1062
Cattyshack, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to the rescue and adoption of shelter cats in Alabama. We provide food and medical supplies to our foster homes, as well as pay for all vet care. Click here to MAKE A TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION TO SAVE MORE KITTENS!
All of our cats are in foster homes, they DO NOT LIVE AT THE CAT LOUNGE. Only a handful of our available cats and kittens come into the Cattyshack Lounge each Thursday-Saturday. If there is a specific kitten you want to meet, you can email us to see if they are on the roster, but that does not guarantee they will be there because the health of cats and kittens can change at a moments notice and they may have to stay home. The only way to guarantee a meet and greet with a specific cat is to have an approved application and arrangements are then made directly with the foster home.
The Cattyshack Lounge, located at Lowe Mill, 2211 Seminole Drive, Studio 1062, Huntsville, AL 35805, is a resource for fundraising, socializing, and a way to increase cat adoptions. It is designed to allow humans of all ages to play or relax, decompress or amp up, and flat out enjoy cats and kittens that need a forever home. You do not need to be looking for a cat to adopt to come visit, just come play! RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED, and a $14 donation per person is requested to complete the reservation online, so make one now by clicking here then come on in, find a comfy spot, and wait for the magic to happen!!
Cat adoptions involve filling out a non-binding application. NO SAME DAY ADOPTIONS ARE DONE AT THE LOUNGE. Please plan to come back to the Lounge the following weekend to pick up your kitty. Please understand that we are all volunteers and it takes time to diligently process each application. To find out more about how the adoption process works, check out the Our Kitties page!

Open Studio at the Art Café
2026-06-04 11:00 - 19:00 | Huntsville Art Supply | Studios 269 and 270
Need dedicated creative time? Join Huntsville Art Supply Studios 269 and 270 in expressive Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment for Open Studio at the Art Café every Thursday. This relaxed, non-instructed session is designed for artists of all levels who simply need space, focus, and a creative atmosphere.
Reserve your 2-hour time block, bring your own supplies, and settle into an inspiring environment surrounded by fellow creatives.
Whether you’re painting, drawing, journaling, designing, or sculpting, this is your time to work independently and uninterrupted.
When: Thursdays, 11 AM–7 PM (choose your 2-hour slot)
What to Bring: Your own art supplies and current projects
What’s Provided: Tables, chairs, and a welcoming creative environment
Cost: $15
Who’s Welcome: Artists, hobbyists, and creatives of all skill levels
This is not an instructed class — it’s intentional time you book for yourself. A space to relax. A space to focus. A space to create.
Step away from distractions and into creativity. Your project is waiting.

Tea & Coloring
2026-06-04 17:00 - 19:00 | Ravenwood Meadery | Studio 2069
Ravenwood Meadery Studio 2069 in interactive Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment invites you to join them for a relaxing afternoon of tea and coloring.
Ravenwood Meadery is the perfect place to unwind—enjoy soft conversation while immersing yourself in creativity, whether you’re gathering with friends or settling in solo.
Coloring pages and colored pencils will be available for drop-in participants, and guests are also welcome to bring their own small coloring projects.
Looking forward to seeing you soon friends!

Live Figure Drawing
2026-06-04 17:00 - 20:00 | Yuri Ozaki | Studio 310, 2211 Seminole Drive, Huntsville, AL, 35805, United States
Join Yuri Ozaki for a gathering of creativity and connection! Grab your sketchpad and join fellow artists in drawing from a live figure. Immerse yourself in the art-making process, share techniques, spark conversations, and enjoy the camaraderie of creating together. It’s a come-as-you-are kind of event—no pressure, just pure artistic flow.

African Dance
2026-06-04 17:30 - 18:30 | Josephine Glass | Studio 2008 | Saturn Jive Dance Space
Feel the rhythm, move your spirit, and let the drums guide your feet at African Dance in the Saturn Jive Dance Space Studio 2008! Tucked inside the creative energy of Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment, this high-energy class invites dancers of all levels to experience the joy, power, and storytelling of traditional and contemporary African movement.
From the first beat to the final step, you’ll be immersed in vibrant rhythms, expressive choreography, and a welcoming community that celebrates culture, connection, and pure movement. Whether you’re looking to build confidence, break a sweat, or simply have an unforgettable time, Thursday nights are your chance to dance boldly, laugh freely, and let the music move you.
$10 Student Admission Price
$15 General Admission Price

Watercolor for Beginners
2026-06-04 18:00 - 19:00 | Yuri Ozaki | Studio 310, 2211 Seminole Drive, Huntsville, AL, 35805, United States
Yuri Ozaki Studio 310 invites you to dive into the luminous world of watercolor in this inspiring one-hour class designed to spark creativity and confidence. You’ll create a simple yet beautiful finished painting while learning the essential techniques that make watercolor such a magical medium—from mixing paint and water to achieving soft washes and expressive effects. Guided step by step through a live demonstration, the instructor will make the process approachable, relaxing, and fun, offering tips along the way to help you build a strong foundation. With all materials provided and a welcoming, no-pressure atmosphere, this class is perfect for complete beginners and anyone curious to try watercolor for the first time. Come ready to experiment, unwind, and leave with artwork you’ll be proud to take home.
