Dec 15 Monday
Ages 16 + Learn a beautiful art form in Rosewood’s newly renovated glass studio! The Intro to Enameling course provides students with a basic understanding of enameling through creation of small enamel pieces. Students learn various techniques, such as graphite drawing, water color, and separation enamel. Each class session will introduce different enamel techniques. Classes are devoted to demos and working on the techniques introduced.
Dec 17 Wednesday
Looking for new and fun holiday traditions? Then try our Ornament Blow! With help from our professional glassblowers, you can make your own ornament from hot molten glass! Everyone ages five years and older can participate, making this a perfect family activity. Since this event requires your participation, it gives you an enjoyable and memorable introduction to this unique and fascinating art form. Experience the wonder that is glassblowing this holiday season with your loved ones!
Scheduled in 15 minute increments per person and reservations are required. Excludes Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. Ready for pickup in 7 days and shipping is available.
Dec 18 Thursday
Dec 19 Friday
At Dayton Vintage Dance, we socially dance many types of historical and modern dances. Our emphasis is typically on having fun with partnered social dances, but we also do set dances, circle dances, line dances, and solo dances as well.
Our normal mode of operation is as a one-room schoolhouse. This allows novice dancers to be paired with experienced dancers which helps novice dancers learn dances much more quickly than if they were to be paired with other novices and encourages experienced dancers to focus on clear communication and flexibility in dance. Occasionally the classes are broken into groups if specialized topics are being taught that aren't suitable for all.
All levels and styles of dancers are welcome.
Our lessons are regularly attended by dancers ranging in skill from novice to workshop instructor.
Schedule:
Every Friday except for select holidays
Sign-in: 7:45PM - 8:00PM
Lesson: 8:00PM - 9:00PM
Open Dance: 9:00PM-10:00PM
Students are welcome to enter through the front door or the back door. The lessons and dance will be in the main ballroom. Go straight down the hallway through either door and you can't miss it.
Dec 20 Saturday
Join us inside the Temple walls for a winter tea party! As the longest night of the year envelops us and the quiet beauty of winter settles in, we gather to honor the Winter Solstice—a time of stillness, renewal, and the return of the light. This sacred moment marks the turning point, where darkness reaches its peak and the sun’s return begins to beckon the promise of new beginnings. Join us for an evening of quiet creativity, deep reflection, and a ceremony to welcome the rebirth of the light within and around us.
In this gathering, we will:
-Sip 4 themed teas blended from scratch by Stephanie Layne of Thistle Bee Tea-Taste 4 delicious bites paired with our tea made by Shana Lloyd of Sprig Dining-Learn about the history and the practice of Winter Solstice & Yule led by Sarah Monroe-Create and take your own craft to ring in the holiday season!Our Menu (subject to change:)Course 1: Bread Service with Orange Cranberry Sourdough Loaf & Cinnamon Nutmeg ButterTea: Evergreen Spice - Pine Needles, Juniper berries, orange peel, cinnamon, ginger, nettle + cinnamon stickCourse 2: Traditional Onion Pie (Tartes)Tea: Comfort & Joy - Assam black tea, lapsang souchong, clove, orange peel, star anise, rose hips + orange sliceCourse 3: Winter Greens with Apples, Walnuts & Maple DressingTea: Yule Berry - Elderberry, cinnamon, ginger, astragalus, clove, star anise, sarsaparilla rootCourse 4: Old Fashioned Fruit Cake with a Buttercream & Caramel DrizzleTea: Snow: Mint, Marshmallow, cocoa nibs, coconut flakes, Oat strawAll are welcome—no previous crafting experience required—just an open heart, a willingness to explore, and the desire to bask in the magick of the season.Let us gather in ceremony, honoring the darkness and celebrating the light that will soon return, both in nature and in ourselves.-Supported pricing is available via the honor system in a very limited quantity for those in true need. This option is for folks who would not be able to attend the gathering with standard pricing. If supported pricing is needed, please reach out as soon as possible before these spaces are depleted.-PARKING: All guests are asked to park in Guest Parking located on Davis Avenue unless they have ADA needs. Please do not park in the main courtyard as this is reserved for tenants of the Davis-Linden Building. YOUR VEHICLE COULD BE TOWED IF YOU PARK IN THE COURTYARD WITHOUT EXPLICIT PERMISSION. Please see the parking instructions here for more details: https://templeoftherebelgoddess.com/temple-location
Dec 21 Sunday
Dec 22 Monday
Dec 24 Wednesday