$20 per person, class limited to 12. This class is 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Alter an old book into a three-dimensional work of art focusing on a woman's journey. The theme can be focused on a personal journey, goal, experience or a historical journey of someone significant in your life. Artists will learn the basics of altered books in this introductory class: how to choose the right book for your idea, deciding which method and technique to use in…

Join instructor Barbara Byrd for a day of fun and hat making. Learn the history of Edwardian milliners and create your own hat. The class will construct 1890s-style Edwardian hats from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Class participants will get one-on-one assistance to complete the project during the class. The cost for the class is $35 and includes all supplies and lunch. The age limit for the class is 10 and older.

Join us Saturday, April 26, 2014, at the Oklahoma History Center for a hands-on, active participation class for teens and adults and explore Dutch oven cooking. The class is designed to introduce the students to Dutch oven cooking. Learn a variety of recipes as you create a dish and discover how to use a Dutch oven in your backyard. Cost for the class is $15. The class is from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM; all necessary materials will be provided…

Carey Sue Vega teaches manners and etiquette, professional, social and soft skills with a fresh, fun, exciting, entertaining and modern approach. She created Expeditions in Etiquette as a way to help students cultivate the social skills they need to prepare for the storms that life throws their way. By learning these skills in a safe harbor, we are helping parents to equip their children for smooth sailing in the professional and social seas of life. During our class, Carey Sue…

Learn how versatile–and fun–cooking in Dutch ovens can be! Dutch ovens, typically cast iron pots with legs, have been in use for hundreds of years. While these pots offer a historic way to prepare food when outdoors, they also are great for backyard entertaining, modern camping and picnicking. Participants will learn how to select and care for an oven, as well as learn of the many resources and recipes available. Participants will also cook in the ovens, sample the results…

The History Center will host a Southeastern style bead working class with Martha Berry, nationally known bead work artist, on Saturday, June 21. The class will run from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and registration is required. The cost for the class $150 and includes all materials and lunch. Class registration pays for all materials necessary to produce a traditional Southeastern bandolier bag. Class size is limited to just fifteen participants to allow for one-on-one instruction. This class is for…

Journaling Your Experiences—Do It Your Own Way! w/Luann Waters Journaling is an enjoyable way to enrich your experiences, record family memories, or reduce stress. Learn how to get started, use different techniques, and explore the possibilities. This is a hands-on class; participants will take home a journal they have decorated. Workshop fee: $10. Class size is limited to 20. Registration required. Contact Pioneer Woman Museum with any questions or to enroll. 580-765-6108 or piown@okhistory.org.

Join the Oklahoma History Center in a colonial-era weaving class on November 8 from 1 to 4 p.m. Participants will learn a basic weaving pattern with a lap loom. All materials are provided and participants will be able to take them home. The class will visit the galleries to view textiles on exhibit. Cost for the class is $30 and registration is limited and required. Age limit is eight and above. For more information about the event or to register…