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This is How We Roll: A D&D Themed Improv Show

The perfect adventure for fans of Dungeons & Dragons and Improv Comedy is back, as an all new epic quest is put forth by live audience suggestion and success or failure hinges upon the roll of the dice. A Game Master and an adventure party made up of Improvisers will perform their scenes live while the audience provides suggestions on each twist and turn of the journey. Expect wild characters, magical mishaps and surprises lurking around every corner of the dungeon as the show unfolds on the spot with audience participation and a giant 20-sided-die guiding the way. This show is ALL CHARACTER, NO SHEET.

Where Creativity Meets Innovation: Inside the Air Products MakerSpace in the ArtsQuest Creative Factory powered by PPL

For more than four decades, Air Products and ArtsQuest have shared a partnership built on their commitment to creating opportunities that expand access to arts, culture and education. From Musikfest to the Air Products Town Square, Air Products continues that partnership as one of the first partners of the Re-Imagine That! Capital Campaign through the new Air Products MakerSpace inside the ArtsQuest Creative Factory powered by PPL. 

Oil Painting for Beginners

This class will serve as an introduction to oil painting, offering an approachable and confidence building workshop in becoming familiar and experienced painting with oil paint.

Reflections: Painting Water in Acrylic Workshop

This class will guide students through their choice of provided landscapes including water and distinctive reflections, exploring the nuances involved and discovering new techniques to approach and depict water reflections!

The Instantaneous Decision: How Doug and Gay Lane Found Their Way to the ArtsQuest Creative Factory powered by PPL

Doug Lane will be the first to tell you the gift wasn’t a carefully considered philanthropic strategy. There was no committee. No months of deliberation. No detailed prospectus spread across a conference table. There was a tour of a building still wrapped in scaffolding, a conversation with the right person, and then — somewhere around the first floor — a look exchanged between him and his wife Gay that said everything without saying anything at all.