An Academy “class” is a sequential learning experience wherein students attend weekly or monthly sessions over an extended period of time. “Workshops” offer students the opportunity to work closely with renowned guest artists for a concentrated period of time. Workshops can range from 2 days to several weeks; classes follow the trimester schedule outlined above.

Yes! We offer classes on weeknights and weekends. Check the schedule for available classes.

Yes! We offer a series of classes and workshops in the summer. We encourage you to follow us on Instagram (@lymeacademy) and subscribe to our mailing list (https://lymeacademy.edu/subscribe/) for the most up-to-date information.

Yes! In addition to workshops (see above), we have Weekly Open Drawing Sessions, Open Printmaking Sessions, and the Core Program

No! We welcome students of all ages and educational backgrounds, and we are prepared to accommodate your learning needs.

The Lyme Academy is dedicated to offering every student an equal learning experience. Our campus is ADA accessible, and our instructors provide individualized instruction to accommodate each student’s educational needs. For further information, please contact our Program Coordinator at caitlin@lymeacademy.edu.

Supply lists will be provided for each class; these supplies are available for purchase through the school art store, online, or at other fine art stores.

Classes focus on representational painting using exclusively oil paints.

Yes! We accommodate rolling enrollment, allowing students to enroll at any time with prorated registration for that trimester. To make arrangements to register after the online registration has closed, contact our Program Coordinator at caitlin@lymeacademy.edu.

Not at this time. Full payment for each class or trimester is due at the time of registration.

Yes! If you register for one or two days a week and decide you like the classes, you can add more! Just send an email to admissions@lymeacademy.edu.

No. Students may register per term, with the ability to step away from the Program and return at a later date.

Students ages 15+ can register for the Program.

The students in our Continuing Education classes develop technical facility, visual literacy, and critical observational skills that can be applied to a professional art career. The Program can also be taken to prepare for college or other art programs, or for personal enrichment.

No, this is not a degree-granting program. Students in the Core Programs receive a certificate of completion at the end of the Program.

No application is required; we accept students of all levels, and will work with them individually to meet their specific goals and needs. For registration information, first, put in your enrollment paperwork, once your enrollment paperwork is submitted, you will receive a login for the student portal where you can register for classes.

Students must apply to the Core Program, and admission is highly competitive. The Continuing Education classes are open to all registrants.

The Core Program has a rigorous set schedule and curriculum, and requires a minimum commitment of 2-4 years. The Continuing Education classes do not require a time commitment, and classes can be taken based on each student’s schedule.