Art Bar: Monet’s Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies

ART BAR: Monet’s Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies with Jessica Mahan
Tuesday, April 21
6 – 8 pm
$55 per student (includes all supplies & 2 drinks)
Min 5 / Max 25

In this guided workshop, you’ll step into Claude Monet’s tranquil garden at Giverny and recreate one of his most beloved masterpieces — Bridge over a pond of water lilies. Immerse yourself in the soft reflections, rippling water, and luminous colors that define Monet’s Impressionist vision.

Working on a pre-sketched canvas, you’ll focus on expressive brushwork, gentle color transitions, and the play of light and reflection across the pond’s surface. Artist and instructor Jessica Mahan will guide you through each step, from building up shimmering layers of paint to capturing the dreamy atmosphere that made Monet’s garden world-famous.

This class is perfect for beginners and experienced painters alike. It’s a relaxed, inspiring space to unwind, experiment, and discover your own Impressionist style.

All materials are provided. No drawing or experience necessary–canvases are pre-sketched! Just bring your creativity, and let the colors of nature and light transport you to Monet’s peaceful lily pond in bloom.

Class Types:

Date(s)

Apr 21 2026

Time

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Cost

$55

Level

ALL LEVELS

Category

REGISTER

Instructor

  • Jessica Mahan
    Jessica Mahan
    Jessica Mahan
    Jessica Mahan

    Jessica Mahan is a professional acrylic and oil painter and an art teacher with a degree in Art Education and Secondary Education. She previously taught art in the public school system for 7 years, has been a professional artist for 8 years and loves sharing her love of art with others through classes, workshops, retreats and paint at home kits. She is in awe of the natural world. Nature has the ability to wake up her mind to the present moment, sparking ideas and insight. The resulting paintings are vivid, emotional, playful and dreamlike. Her art practice helps her slow down and notice the world around her by examining shapes, colors, movement rhythms and light. She often uses symbolism and thinks of her work as visual poetry. Outside of art, she loves travel, yoga, nature, music and hanging out with her dog.

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