Winter/Spring Painting Classes at Historic St. Agnes Cemetery

Posted on December 12, 2019 by Albany Diocesan Cemeteries under Art Classes, Historic St. Agnes Cemetery
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Please note, as of March 14, our Spring paint classes have been postponed until further notice. We eagerly await resuming our classes when it is safe to do so. Until then, please check back as updates will be posted to our blog ASAP, https://blog.capitaldistrictcemeteries.org/.

We miss you all!


We have some fun Winter/Spring 2020 Painting Classes scheduled at Historic St. Agnes Cemetery.

Join us for relaxing, professionally guided classes at:

The Living Room Art Gallery
Located in Historic St. Agnes Cemetery’s Visitors Center
48 Cemetery Avenue, Menands, New York

Painting Classes: Where Time Stands Still: Celebrating Life through Art in a Victorian Era Cemetery
with artist & art instructor Noreen Powell, unless otherwise noted.

Painting Classes include good quality paints (acrylic & oil), brushes, various sized canvas, and delicious baked goods from the famed Schuyler Bakery, gourmet coffees, teas, juice and wonderful, positive energy. As with all our classes, no experience is necessary. Come, learn, paint, relax!!

Paint Class prices are $30 for an 11 x 14 inch canvas or $25 for an 8 x 10 inch canvas unless noted
otherwise.

Reservations are necessary as space is limited.

Painting Class Schedule:

All classes are 10 AM – Noon

  • Please note: all classes are booked full. If we have a lot of painters on the wait list for a class, we will try to offer the same class again on a selected Wednesday.

January 10:         The Couple: Two Snow Covered Pines in an Open Field– booked full
January 24:         January Thaw: A raging creek with ice formations– booked full
January 31:         Victorian Lamp Posts on a Boulevard at Night– booked full
February 7:         POP UP PAINT CLASS: Paint a Pollinator Garden, 10am-1pm, $45
February 14:       Bouquet of Roses and Baby’s Breath– booked full
February 28:       Dappled Sunlight Through the Trees– booked full
March 6:              POP UP PAINT CLASS: Study in Blue, 10am-1pm, $45
March 13:             Vase of Daffodils– booked full
March 20:          POSTPONED MIXED MEDIA ART CLASS with Dorothea Osborn, 10am-1pm, $45
March 27:            POSTPONED Dilapidated Boat House in a Cove– booked full
April 3:                POSTPONED Duck Pond with Cat-o-nine Tails and Water Lilies– booked full
April 24:              POSTPONED Starry Starry Night:  The View from a Paris Balcony– booked full
May 1:                  POSTPONED Magnolia Tree– booked full
May 15:                POSTPONED Bunch of Wildflowers on a Wooden Bench– booked full

  • Dear Paint Club Members, please note that after seven years without a price increase, we had to go up a little bit to help offset our costs for material and instruction.
  • Also please note that if we have a lot of painters on the wait list for a class, we will try to offer the same class again on a selected Wednesday.

Download our Winter/Spring Paint Class Schedule.


Seating is limited so register early.
To register call Kelly Grimaldi at (518) 350-7679  or email [email protected]


Many people are surprised to learn there is a beautiful art gallery located in Historic St. Agnes Cemetery that displays artwork and is the setting for professionally guided art classes throughout the year.  The concept of an art gallery in a cemetery is a bit different to say the least.  The Gallery serves as a means for local artists to create, exhibit and sell their work. The museum quality tracks and cables are strong and secure, offering a safe and attractive means to display art.

If you are an artist in the Capital District interested in exhibiting work, contact our Gallery Manager Kelly Grimaldi at [email protected], or (518) 350-7679.

Exhibits run for 60 days and the artist is offered the opportunity to hold an artist’s reception for friends and family.  We also encourage group shows.

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Albany Diocesan Cemeteries are operated for the religious and charitable purposes of the Roman Catholic Church through the burial and memorialization of the faithful departed.

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