Art shows and art events in Fulton, NY tonight and this week

An art course exploring the creative process and the elements and principles of art.

An exhibition from Syracuse University Libraries' Special Collections Research Center tracing activism in America through publications, posters, protest signs, photographs and newsletters.

Commemorative memorabilia showing the history of Drumlins Country Club decade by decade.

An exhibition featuring individuals from Ontario County who have made a significant impact on their communities.

A class for emerging artists in individual and ensemble performance, covering practice habits, giving and taking feedback, and the social side of performing.

The Geneva History Museum's first exhibit on how Geneva has marked civic milestones, from parades, reenactments and pageants to the nation's 200th and 250th birthdays. $5 adults, $2 ages 3-10; free for museum members.

A music-based class that builds mindfulness, relaxation and well-being in a supportive, inclusive setting.

An exhibition of American still life artworks spanning from the 1800s to the present.

Two short videos by Chinese artist Cao Fei, made inside a metaverse platform and imagining a roving futuristic city called Duotopia.

An exhibition of paintings made from single-use plastic, aluminum foil, and tar paper, depicting glimpses of daily life around the world.

Hearts and Crafts with Project Serve: volunteers make thank-you cards for Veterans. Open to SUNY Oswego students and anyone who wants to help.

A program by Jaime Black-Morsette titled REDressing Injustice, exploring art and social action at Bartlett Theatre on the Hobart and William Smith campus.

A craft class for preschoolers and early elementary children at Ladybugs Play in Fairport, with an hour for crafting and story time and 30 minutes in the indoor play space.

Paint and sip class where guests paint their own custom charcuterie cheese board for the holidays.

An exhibition from Syracuse University Libraries' Special Collections Research Center tracing activism in America through publications, posters, protest signs, photographs and newsletters.

Commemorative memorabilia showing the history of Drumlins Country Club decade by decade.

An exhibition featuring individuals from Ontario County who have made a significant impact on their communities.

The Geneva History Museum's first exhibit on how Geneva has marked civic milestones, from parades, reenactments and pageants to the nation's 200th and 250th birthdays. $5 adults, $2 ages 3-10; free for museum members.

Knitting in the Pink Room.

Gathering for all fiber crafters and skill levels. Some sessions move to other places in nice weather.

Knitting Novices: homeschoolers meet up with other homeschoolers and learn how to knit.

An art exhibit featuring fiber art by Anna-Marie Kuiper, exploring themes of knowledge and nature. On display through the academic year.

Reception honoring featured artist Pat Hale Wilson for the gallery's November show.

A reception with the featured artists of this exhibit, from the Great Swamp Conservancy.

Paint your own holiday ceramic piece with acrylic paints and an air dry brush. Supplies, instructions and your first drink are included, and no experience is needed. $65–$80.

An acrylic painting workshop run by Right Mind Syracuse at Caz Farm Brewery.

Right Mind Syracuse: a First Snow Acrylic Painting Workshop at the Caz Farm Brewery, with host Eliza teaching acrylic basics.

Paint-pouring class using the dirty cup method. After a demo, you pour your own canvas. All ages; under-12s come with an adult.

A guided painting session with Erin of North Star Studios at Katboocha, suited to beginners and experienced painters, working from the image shown.

An exhibition from Syracuse University Libraries' Special Collections Research Center tracing activism in America through publications, posters, protest signs, photographs and newsletters.

Commemorative memorabilia showing the history of Drumlins Country Club decade by decade.

A free, open-to-the-public group for quilters and anyone who does any kind of craft, a place to connect with others.

An exhibition featuring individuals from Ontario County who have made a significant impact on their communities.

The Geneva History Museum's first exhibit on how Geneva has marked civic milestones, from parades, reenactments and pageants to the nation's 200th and 250th birthdays. $5 adults, $2 ages 3-10; free for museum members.

A craft session at the SU Art Museum where you make a felt bookmark for cozy afternoons with a good book.

A colloquium from Norwood Viviano, associate professor at Grand Valley University, on data visualization as art and the process of casting data in glass.

Watercolor a Winter Wreath, a free class learning to paint seasonal art together. Register with the venue first; seats are limited.

A casting call for The Crucible, a tense drama about paranoia and accusation in Salem. Actors prepare a dramatic monologue, and video auditions are accepted.

A painting workshop with artist Helen Bishop Santelli for making your own skies, open to all abilities, with supplies provided.