BELFAST — Registration is open for new classes, workshops and School Vacation Art Camp; all are scheduled to begin in April at Waterfall Arts.

For young artists, Linda Stec leads the ever popular Wonders of Clay on Wednesday afternoons beginning April 29, and teaching artist Bridget Matros presents an all-natural Earth Arts Camp during April School Vacation April 20 to 24. The Bridge after school program will start a new session in April, check the website for details.

For adults and older teens, Mike Fletcher teaches a five-week Still Life Painting with Acrylics class on Monday evenings beginning April 13. Adventures in Printmaking with Gwen Tatro begins Wednesday, April 8.

Cory Upton-Cosulich and Adam Bogosian return with Ceramics All Levels on Tuesday evenings beginning April 14. Open clay and print studio hours with experienced monitors available for technical assistance are held on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The Saturday morning Life Drawing Group continues to meet from 9:30 a.m. to noon every week.

All classes have minimum and maximum enrollment thresholds, so early registration is encouraged.

Scholarships are available for some of the classes.

Waterfall Arts is supported by the Maine Arts Commission, an independent state agency supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, foundations, local businesses and individual contributions.

For registration information, complete details on classes and instructors, scholarship applications, exhibitions, art events, studio rentals and volunteer opportunities, visit www.waterfallarts.org, call 338-2222 or stop by Waterfall Arts at 256 High Street in Belfast.