Paint with Janet
Paint With Janet is Janet Beath ~ Artist My goal is to bring painting events to smaller venues & local businesses. No Experience is necessary for these paint events. You Can Do It! I will show you how! I offer a wide variety of options for events, including: bars, restaurants, privates parties, bachelorettes & etc.
Let me know your needs and I will do my best to accommodate your event. You have the opportunity to choose the subject you would like to paint, the colours you envision and size of canvas. Do you have an amazing picturesque view, you have captured and would like to paint? I can help you achieve it! I offer the opportunity to choose the painting you would like for your event. Do you have an amazing view? I can do that!
Biography
I am a professional visual artist, who has been working in her chosen field of Mental Health & Wellness for 30 + years. I have facilitated numerous programs for Artswell, which is a non profit organization who’s goal is to empower individuals and communities through creativity by exposure to and engagement in the arts. Working with clients with Dementia, Cancer Survivors & Youth living with Eating Disorders, among others, I use different mediums & methods to activate memory, access different parts of the brain & impart a sense of trust, accomplishment, success & pride in all participants. I have owned & operated my own business - Art For Wear - for 20 years, painting on Fleece, Cotton & Silk. I work in the realist style & do Custom Artwork & Pet Portraits.
Check the Calendar above for Paint with Janet classes or find a full list of her Events on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Paintwithjanet/events?ref=page_internal
Other hand tarot
Like poetry, tarot is an interpretive exploration and a form of self expression. Tarot is never a substitute for critical thinking, common sense, science, or therapy. These areas of enquiry have enriched our tarot literacy over the past 25 years.
For more information email otherhandtarot@gmail.com
Pam in Ottawa
Pam Stewart: A mixed media painter with a home studio in Kanata, Pam creates dramatic and energetic works with modern materials such as art resin, synthetic paper, alcohol inks, textured acrylic and other 3-dimensional media. Her work is always an authentic expression of how she experiences the world around her – bathed in an immersion of the senses.
"My soul - and my work - seeks the cleansing and grounding effects of water; always. While all of my work will have an organic flow and use liquid materials for these effects, several of my recent works also explore subversive themes related to gender, diversity, inclusion and belonging."
A mom of teenage twins, a former indie filmmaker and magazine editor, and former owner of Carleton Place Gallery, when not in the studio or teaching a workshop, Pam is likely either ice swimming or going for a long-distance open water swim. Just depends what season it is!
For more information about Pam, go her her website at PaminOttawawww.paminottawa.com
To Register online for one of Pam's classes to to: https://www.paminottawa.com/shop-1
Sing Forever vocal studio - Heather Kozuska
Heather is a dedicated music educator with over two decades of experience. A skilled mezzo-soprano and trumpeter, she holds a B.A. and B.Ed., and is a certified voice specialist through the Royal Conservatory of Music. Following her recent role as music director for the Mississippi MUDDS' production of The Addams Family Young @Part, Heather is now offering voice lessons through her 'Sing Forever Vocal Studio' at the Carleton Place Collective, responding to numerous requests. She is passionate about helping young vocalists develop their unique voices.
Sing Forever Vocal Studio is a space where every voice is celebrated as a unique masterpiece. Singing is more than just notes; it's a deeply personal act of sharing a piece of yourself with the world!
Heather Kozuska offers on-going voice lessons, voice camps and vocal auditions throughout the year.
Overall Goal:
To develop healthy vocal technique, musical understanding, and performance confidence in a supportive and engaging environment.
Target Audience: Beginner to Intermediate singers.
Email for availability.
Contact Information: singforevervocalstudio@gmail.com
Sunflower soaps - Debbie Gervais
Are you ready to dive into the world of handmade soap?
Join us at Carleton Place Collective Inc. (www.carletonplacecollective.com) for an exciting hands-on workshop where you'll learn the basics of hot process soap making. This workshop will begin with an introduction to the soap making process. Participants will be provided with an informative handout (which includes recipe) that they can keep for future reference. Safety measures will be explained and followed during the workshop. All participants will be provided with safety glasses, mask, and gloves.
Upon registering for the workshop, please include a note in the "note" field to indicate which scent you would like to use. You may choose from any one of the essential oil blends below (or you may request a custom scent): 1) Eucalyptus & Lavender 2) Lemongrass 3) Rosemary & Spearmint
Depending on the size of the group, you will teamed up with one or two other participants to create a 2lb batch of soap. Each participant will go home with 2-3 bars of their own handmade soap!
Don't miss out on this fun and educational experience. Sign up now to secure your spot!
Get ready to unleash your creativity and take home your very own handmade soaps!
New dates coming up:
Saturday, November 29th, 2025
Find Sunflower Soaps on Facebook at Sunflower Soaps or Register here:
Guitar Lessons with Trevor Lubin
Trevor Lubin is a multi-instrumentalist (guitar, bass, mandolin, banjo, ukulele and dobro), music educator, and recording artist based in Ottawa. With over twenty years of experience performing on guitar and other instruments—including international touring and collaborations with a wide range of artists—he brings a wealth of real-world musicianship into the classroom. For the past fifteen years, Trevor has taught students of all ages and skill levels, sharing both the technical skills and the creative insights gained from life as a professional musician.
In his teaching, Trevor’s goal is to help students discover and develop their own musical voice. He encourages curiosity, experimentation, and free inquiry, giving students an active role in shaping their musical journey. Drawing on a versatile background that spans blues, roots, rock and roll, jazz, bluegrass, country, folk, and heavy metal, he supports learners in exploring the styles and directions that inspire them most.
Ultimately, Trevor believes music is rewarding in itself. His aim is to guide students toward becoming independent, confident musicians who can think creatively and solve challenges on their own—skills that will serve them both inside and outside the classroom.
Art classes for all ages
Emily Hitz: I am a college student in the Algonquin College Animation Program. I hold an Honours Certificate in Drawing Foundations for Animation and Illustration from Algonquin College.
I am knowledgeable in various forms of visual art, including but not limited to:
Acrylic, watercolor painting, Charcoal, graphite, ink, colored pencils, Cartooning, animation, digital illustration, and Sketching.
For a calendar of classes and registration and fee instructions please follow the Learn More link below.
CHECK BACK IN THE SPRING 2026 FOR UP-COMING CLASSES
Ages 7–11 (Beginners – Fun Projects)
This two-hour class includes all materials, step-by-step instructions, and guidance throughout. Various activities are listed in our class section.
Ages 11–15 (Intermediate – Mixed Media)
This two-hour class allows students to explore different artistic mediums and techniques, helping them discover new ways to create art. Mixed Media can mean any form of art, including yarn, painting, and any other form of art.
Ages 11–16 (All Levels – Painting)
This three-hour class focuses primarily on acrylic painting, covering a variety of subjects such as landscapes, animals, and objects. Students will learn different painting techniques and complete a finished piece to take home every class.
Ages 12–17 (Advanced – Focus on More Advanced Concepts)
For this two-hour class, we recommend that students already have a strong foundation in art to get the most out of the session. This class covers advanced concepts and techniques to further develop artistic skills, including perspective drawing, life drawing, portraits, dynamic posing, and more. If your child is considering a career in the arts, or wishes to further their knowledge this is a great step forward. Please note: This is not a portfolio-building class but it does contain content reflected in an art portfolio.
Good Food Box program
The Good Food Box, hosted by Cornerstone Landing Youth Services is a program where anyone can purchase a monthly box of fresh fruits and vegetables at an affordable price. Each Good Food Box contains a combination of fruits and vegetable. The content varies monthly due to seasonal availability. The boxes contain the maximum produce to ensure our clients are getting the most value for the price.
At Cornerstone Landing Youth Services we understand the links between poverty, housing and health. By hosting this program, Cornerstone Landing hopes to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young people facing difficult circumstances, providing them with the nourishment and support they need to thrive.
Takes place: Third Thursday of each Month between 12 - 3:30pm.
Make a Donation
To provide a good food box to a youth in your community, at no cost to the youth.
Click on the 'Donate Now' button on our website.
From the Fund Drop Down Menu click Good Food Box
A $25 donation will provide one free box to a youth.
Order a Box for Yourself
You can contact us directly at
613-430-4441 OR email us info.cornerstonelanding@gmail.com
Payment : E-transfers to info.cornerstonelanding@gmail.com
Any unclaimed boxes will be donated to Cornerstone Landing Youth Services at the end of the day
