“The rebrand was intended to clearly communicate to the community we're a place for arts and events, and then also to reintroduce ourselves to the community and people who maybe didn't know we were here and make them aware of the services we provide,” said executive director Deanna Parker . Mosaic offers both youth and adult classes, along with private classes and field trip opportunities for groups and organizations of all ages. “I hope people continue to seek us out for art classes and events and know we're here and provide those services,” added Parker. Signing up for classes and scheduling private classes can be booked through the Mosaic website. “Many of Anna’s classes offer a step- by-step structure, with an art history education lesson,” said Parker. “It's also a very safe and comfortable space for attendees to create.”
“People are incredibly thankful and supportive of us, and we see nonprofits return every single year, which is great. We love nonprofits, so we want to see more of them come in here as well.” deanna parker
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