Art Classes
Able ARTS Work
562-982-0247
https://www.ableartswork.org/day-program-transportation
Able ARTS Work adult day services and Mobile Arts Program has converted services to be delivered via virtual/telehealth methods, via live Zoom sessions, and virtual video sessions. These class and sessions feature the instructors and therapists that program clients worked with daily
Autism Society Inland Empire – Online Art Class
951-220-6922
https://ieautism.org/events/
Free class! Bring your colored pencils, colored markers, crayons and learn to draw something new every other week! All ages are welcomed!
City of Corona- Adaptive Art Class
Corona Public Library-Frances Aldama Martinez (FAM) Community Room
650 S Main St, Corona, CA 92882
(951) 736-2384
10:00am-12:00pm
https://coronacalibrary.libcal.com/calendar?cid=-1&t=g&d=0000-00-00&cal=-1&inc=0
This FREE drop in art class hosted by the Corona Art Association provides a morning of creativity and art for our Special Needs friends. Ages 14+. In person.
Count Me In-Art Class
2950 W. Florida Ave., Hemet, CA
Thursdays, 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM
Contact: Jodi Lewis at (951) 305-0292
https://count-me-in.net/
All skill levels welcome—no experience needed! Unleash your creativity in our fun and interactive Art Class! Each week, participants explore different forms of art, from painting and drawing to hands-on holiday crafts. Every session is an opportunity to create something special to take home, share with family, and cherish as a lasting memory. But this class is about more than just art—it’s a chance to socialize, express creativity, and build friendships in a warm and welcoming environment. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, you’ll have a blast experimenting with new materials and techniques! $5.00.
Creators Road Studios
https://creatorsroad.com/
326 East Rowland Street, Covina, California
714-422-7437
[email protected]
Creative Filmmaking and Art projects for adults of all ages. Join our studio in Covina. Work on your Youtube, comic book or film. Learn sculpting, visual arts, photoshop and more. To build a positive creative community for adults who enjoy film making, art and media. To help those who are independent but have social and communication challenges.
Creative Expressions Art Class
https://count-me-in.net/
Thursdays: 5 PM – 6:15 PM Cost: $5.00
Hemet United Methodist Church, 530 S Buena Vista St., Hemet, CA 92544 (Bruce Hall, far east side)
For more information: Contact Jodi Lewis at (951) 305-0292
All skill levels welcome—no experience needed!
da Center for the Arts – Music and Movement Studio Special Needs Adults
252 D South Main Street, Pomona
(909) 397-9716
https://www.dacenter.org
the dA Center for the Arts, a diverse, multi-discipline, non-profit organization is to enhance the quality of life for the greater community by educating and providing opportunities to experience, appreciate and support the arts. The dA believes that providing an avenue for self-expression for all ages and all populations is essential in bridging the distance from alienation to community. The dA believes that art does not discriminate and more importantly it offers a universal language for shared dialogue which increases understanding which is vital to empowering, transforming, healing and building communities. The last class in each session will feature a special performance for family and friends. Check the website for updated schedule of classes. Classes are also open to the public.
Old Town Artisan Studios
78046 Calle Barcelona, La Quinta, CA
https://oldtownartisanstudios.org/workshops/
Sensory Art Workshop – 5 years and under; 10:30am – 11:30am. Saturdays (once a month). Have little ones under 5 years old? Help them discover colors, lines, shapes, textures, and a variety of media. Experience various sensory related toys and activities! Young artists can enjoy the process, while making their own creations to take home! Activities are designed for children aged birth to 5 years. $5.00 per participant. Parents must accompany their child. Must register.
Pretty Paints Party
951-409-6605
https://www.prettypaintsparty.com
Mobile art studio in Temecula
Special Needs Visual Arts Program – City of Temecula Recreation Dept
951- 694-6480
https://temeculaca.gov/807/Special-Needs-Programs
Enhance self-expression, coordination, and imagination through visual arts. Participants will develop skill in painting, drawing, and visual design all while enjoying themselves. Ages: 18 + Day/Time: Thursdays from 3:00 – 5:00 pm. Location: Craft Room at the MPSC. Participants must register before attending.
Studio Ace
760-730-5203
Studio ACE celebrates neurodivergent with inclusive education & equal access to the arts. We offer a free weekly in-person/virtual art class for neurodivergent adults
Time For Art: Art Classes for Neurodivergent Assisted Adults (Free)
Time To Draw: Virtual Drawing Class for Neurodivergent Adults (Free)
Studio Claremont
909-815-5135
https://www.studioclaremont.com/classes-for-kids
With an exciting program that we have prepared, both fun and educational, individuals will enjoy creating artwork in various mediums such as painting, drawing and sculpture.
Tierra Del Sol Foundation
https://www.tierradelsol.org/
134 N 2nd St, Upland, CA
lromero@ tierradelsol.org
Host crafting and painting workshops; bringing creativity, fun, and inclusion. Fee applies for each workshop. Please email for further information and registration on upcoming workshops.
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This Resource Guide was developed to provide families and professionals with an opportunity to find resources related to autism in the Inland Empire in one place.
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