Our September Show in Gallery 1901 features the work of artist Ruby Porter and our own Executive Director, Leyla Hekmatdoost! The Opening Reception is your chance to meet the artists, enjoy light refreshments, and enjoy a night of Art.

For any visual artists who want to work on their pieces in community with their peers! Bring your latest project, use our space, meet new people, hang out while you create!

Join Stefanie Collins Head for this fun weekly event for all ages! You are welcome to hang out and draw or play board games!

This is the monthly meeting of the Northshore Doll Club! If you are interested in the club, you can reach out to them on Facebook and attend this meeting!

Join Stefanie Collins Head for this fun weekly event for all ages! You are welcome to hang out and draw or play board games!

Sew What?!? is a community sewing workshop where creativity threads its way through every stitch! Whether you’re a seasoned seamstress or a newbie with a needle, join us for a lively gathering to sew, create, and connect. Bring your projects and share the excitement of bringing ideas to life in a cozy space filled with the hum of sewing machines and the rustle of fabrics. Troubleshoot challenges with help from experienced sewists and fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy the camaraderie of like-minded sewers. Remember to bring your own materials and sewing machine-it’s all about having fun, learning together, and leaving inspired at Sew What?!?

This monthly workshop will take place on the last Friday of each month and is lead by Amy Hoover Aymond and Marc Settembrino AKA Dr. Tuffy Love Andrews.

In this Scene study class by Elizabeth Lyon, you will focus specifically on dissecting and interpreting scenes from plays or film scripts. You dive into the nuances of character development and storytelling within the context of a scene. In these classes, you analyze characters, relationships, and dramatic arcs, allowing you to understand the structure, subtext, and motivations behind your roles. It's a crucial component for actors looking to sharpen their craft and create authentic, captivating performances. This class is open to all levels of acting and will always be a safe space for you to express your creative side.

This class is for everyone 16+ and the cost is $10 per session. You can register at the link below, and we can’t wait to see you!

About Elizabeth Lyon

 Elizabeth started her passion for performing at 14 years old when her Nana signed her up for a summer youth show. She graduated from the Actors Training Program in Northern California where she taught at Harbor Youth Theatre. She also taught kids acting and musical theatre at Swamplight Theatre the past 2 years. Elizabeth has a bachelor’s in mass communication and journalism and a master’s in public relations. She has been in numerous shows throughout her theatre life, even winning a best supporting actress award for her portrayal of her 6 characters in Wonder of the World. She was last seen as a Soloist in Sondheim on Sondheim at The Manship Theatre, Truvy in Steel Magnolias and Nancy in Oliver at Swamplight Theatre, Janet in The Rocky Horror Show at 30 by Ninety, and Mona/Lipschitz in Chicago the Musical at Evangeline Theater Company. She is excited to take this journey at Twin Steeples and to create and collaborate with local artists and anyone who has ever wanted to try acting. Elizabeth is very passionate about sharing the performing arts because this world needs more of it!

Join Stefanie Collins Head for this fun weekly event for all ages! You are welcome to hang out and draw or play board games!

Come out to enjoy our featured performer, Jordan Dalton, and our monthly Open Mic! Come early to sign up if you plan on singing, reading a poem, playing an instrument…

Join Britni from Downtown Yoga in Hammond for our monthly community yoga class! All levels of experience are welcome. This class is donation based, with a suggested donation of $10.

Join this great group of Fiber Artists as they meet up every month to work on their projects!

Join Stefanie Collins Head for this fun weekly event for all ages! You are welcome to hang out and draw or play board games!

Join J Rees, the swamp bard, for a beginner guitar workshop. J is an accomplished folk musician, and they want to help newcomers on their way to learning how to play the guitar! This workshop is $10 to attend, and you can register using the form below.

Twin Steeples Creative Arts Center, in partnership with the Louisiana Office of Cultural Development through the Louisiana Project Grant program, is proud to offer Guided Work Sessions: Visual Arts course, led by artist and educator Jennifer Wheeler.

Each session is $10, which you may pay through Venmo @tscac or with a card, cash, or check online or when you arrive for the class.

In this Scene study class by Elizabeth Lyon, you will focus specifically on dissecting and interpreting scenes from plays or film scripts. You dive into the nuances of character development and storytelling within the context of a scene. In these classes, you analyze characters, relationships, and dramatic arcs, allowing you to understand the structure, subtext, and motivations behind your roles. It's a crucial component for actors looking to sharpen their craft and create authentic, captivating performances. This class is open to all levels of acting and will always be a safe space for you to express your creative side.

This class is for everyone 16+ and the cost is $10 per session. You can register at the link below, and we can’t wait to see you!

About Elizabeth Lyon

 Elizabeth started her passion for performing at 14 years old when her Nana signed her up for a summer youth show. She graduated from the Actors Training Program in Northern California where she taught at Harbor Youth Theatre. She also taught kids acting and musical theatre at Swamplight Theatre the past 2 years. Elizabeth has a bachelor’s in mass communication and journalism and a master’s in public relations. She has been in numerous shows throughout her theatre life, even winning a best supporting actress award for her portrayal of her 6 characters in Wonder of the World. She was last seen as a Soloist in Sondheim on Sondheim at The Manship Theatre, Truvy in Steel Magnolias and Nancy in Oliver at Swamplight Theatre, Janet in The Rocky Horror Show at 30 by Ninety, and Mona/Lipschitz in Chicago the Musical at Evangeline Theater Company. She is excited to take this journey at Twin Steeples and to create and collaborate with local artists and anyone who has ever wanted to try acting. Elizabeth is very passionate about sharing the performing arts because this world needs more of it!

Join Stefanie Collins Head for this fun weekly event for all ages! You are welcome to hang out and draw or play board games!

This is the monthly meeting of the Northshore Doll Club! If you are interested in the club, you can reach out to them on Facebook and attend this meeting!

Join this great group of Fiber Artists as they meet up every month to work on their projects!

Join Stefanie Collins Head for this fun weekly event for all ages! You are welcome to hang out and draw or play board games!

Susannah Donoghue will teach participants how to organize their own literary magazine and provides a template for turning it into a website as part of her Gold Award Project for the Girl Scouts.

Bring your finished piece or your work in progress for an hour of helpful critique with your peers.

Calling photographers, models, costumers, makeup artists! Come shoot in our gorgeous space and add to your portfolios, network, and have fun! Please do not bring any paying clients, but feel free to reach out if you would like to book Twin Steeples for a photoshoot.

We are really excited to present Vernita Graves and her interactive storytelling, as she shares with us both the history and the art of quilt making.

You can view and register for this event on Facebook!

Join Laurie LaMarca, of Laurie LaMarca Jewelry for a jewelry making workshop using Precious Metal Silver Clay to create one-of-a-kind pieces!

• Learn about Precious Metal Clay

• Design and Create Earrings and a Pendant

All tools, 20 grams of silver clay, and other supplies will be provided. Any leftover silver clay will be yours to keep. LaMarca will teach you how to fire items with a torch, but will kiln fire, polish, and finish all pieces and arrange for pickup from Twin Steeples. An 18” sterling silver chain and one set of sterling silver ear wires will be provided to finish your projects.

The cost for the workshop, which includes all materials, is $175. From that tuition, LaMarca is donating $20 per student to Twin Steeples Creative Arts Center. This workshop has a limit of 8 participants, so sign up now if you’re interested! Complete the Registration Form to sign up! Payment is due at registration to hold your spot, and full refunds will only be given for cancellations through July 6th.

Join Britni from Downtown Yoga in Hammond for our monthly community yoga class! All levels of experience are welcome. This class is donation based, with a suggested donation of $10.

Twin Steeples Creative Arts Center, in partnership with the Louisiana Office of Cultural Development through the Louisiana Project Grant program, is proud to offer Guided Work Sessions: Visual Arts course, led by artist and educator Jennifer Wheeler.

Each session is $10, which you may pay through Venmo @tscac or with a card, cash, or check online or when you arrive for the class.

Come out to enjoy our featured performer Taylor Graziano and our monthly Open Mic! Come early to sign up if you plan on singing, reading a poem, playing an instrument…

Discover the limitless potential of your voice in our Immersive Vocal Improvisation Workshop. This dynamic session is designed for singers of all levels who are eager to explore the art of spontaneous singing. Through a series of engaging exercises, participants will learn to trust their instincts, expand their vocal range, and develop a deeper connection to their musical intuition. This workshop is free to attend!

This workshop will be led by Taleya Jordan, a highly accomplished Senior Music Education student at Southeastern Louisiana University, specializing in a wide range of musical styles including classical, jazz, musical theatre, church music, and pop music. Her extensive repertoire includes notable performances in prestigious events such as the Mozart Opera Workshop and her featured soloist role in Vivaldi’s Gloria.

Come and enjoy our July Opening Reception and Artist Talk with this month’s artists Jill Zeringue and Joan Murray about their work, as well as the work of their late father Harry J. Zeringue, Sr. We will have light refreshements