AARP Wyoming Announces Free Mixed Media Art Series

Four-week virtual classes blend watercolor, colored pencil, collage, and more.

Published on Feb. 23, 2026

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AARP Wyoming is hosting a free four-week virtual mixed media art series in March, open to all adults. The classes will explore techniques like layering watercolor, colored pencil, pastels, collage, and natural elements to create dynamic artwork. Each session includes guided instruction and time for participants to experiment.

Why it matters

The series provides an opportunity for adults of all skill levels to explore their creativity, build artistic skills, and find joy in the process of making art, regardless of age or AARP membership status.

The details

The Mixed Media class series takes place each Tuesday and Thursday evening in March, with sessions covering topics like using watercolor as an undercoat with pastels on top, incorporating 'additions' like natural elements, working with metallic paints and foils, and combining collage with watercolor or colored pencil. Participants will learn techniques for layering materials and creating depth and personality in their artwork.

  • The four-week series runs from March 3 to March 26, 2026.
  • Classes take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4-5:30 PM Mountain Time.

The players

AARP Wyoming

The Wyoming state office of the national nonprofit organization AARP, which provides resources and advocacy for people aged 50 and older.

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What’s next

The classes are free and open to the public, with no age or AARP membership requirements. Interested participants can register by visiting aarp.org/wyevents.

The takeaway

This mixed media art series from AARP Wyoming provides an accessible, creative outlet for adults of all skill levels, encouraging self-expression, community engagement, and the exploration of new artistic techniques.