In this class, students will learn the basics of creatingfunctional and decorative pottery. Topics include shop safety,hand building, coil and pinch pots, wheel work, and usingpotter's tools. You will also gain knowledge about glazes andfiring your work. All levels are welcome but the class is gearedtowards new or rusty students. Cost includes 50lbs of clay.

In this class, students will learn the basics of creatingfunctional and decorative pottery. Topics include shop safety,hand building, coil and pinch pots, wheel work, and usingpotter's tools. You will also gain knowledge about glazes andfiring your work. All levels are welcome but the class is gearedtowards new or rusty students. Cost includes 50lbs of clay.

In this class, students will learn the basics of creatingfunctional and decorative pottery. Topics include shop safety,hand building, coil and pinch pots, wheel work, and usingpotter's tools. You will also gain knowledge about glazes andfiring your work. All levels are welcome but the class is gearedtowards new or rusty students. Cost includes 50lbs of clay.

Open studio classes are designed for potters with priorexperience who are comfortable working at their own pace in asupportive, community-based classroom. While specific assignmentswill not be part of the course, guidance from our experiencedinstructor is available, as well as input from other classmates.Students will work on their own individual projects. 50lbs clayis included in the course cost.

This course is designed to cover a specificheritage art such as pottery, basket weaving,fabric arts, wood turning, wood carving, jewelrymaking; as well as cover a specific skill levelsuch as introductory, intermediate, or advancedlevels. Course work will include discussion on thehistory and trends of the art, practice inselected heritage arts, and information to buildand supply appropriate studios. Upon completion,students will be prepared to either advance to ahigher skill level or to fabricate and markettheir goods.

This course is designed to cover a specificheritage art such as pottery, basket weaving,fabric arts, wood turning, wood carving, jewelrymaking; as well as cover a specific skill levelsuch as introductory, intermediate, or advancedlevels. Course work will include discussion on thehistory and trends of the art, practice inselected heritage arts, and information to buildand supply appropriate studios. Upon completion,students will be prepared to either advance to ahigher skill level or to fabricate and markettheir goods.

Open Studio provides access to the jewelry lab and is designedfor experienced students who have training with the components ofthis specialized classroom. Students work on individual projectsat their own pace, using their own supplies. A Lab Assistant willbe on hand to answer questions. Students must report to the firstclass for orientation.

In this class, students will learn the basics of creatingfunctional and decorative pottery. Topics include shop safety,hand building, coil and pinch pots, wheel work, and usingpotter's tools. You will also gain knowledge about glazes andfiring your work. All levels are welcome but the class is gearedtowards new or rusty students. Cost includes 50lbs of clay.

This is a great introductory course for students with little orno pottery experience. Participants will learn the basics ofcreating functional and decorative pottery. Topics include shopsafety, hand building, coil and pinch pots, wheel work, and usingpotter's tools. You will also gain knowledge about glazes andfiring your work. Beginner level.

In this class, students will refine their basic skills increating both functional and decorative pottery. Topics includeshop safety, hand building, coil and pinch pots, wheelwork, andusing potter's tools. Students will also work with glazingtechniques. All levels are welcome but the class is gearedtowards students with some pottery experience.

Open studio classes are designed for potters with priorexperience who are comfortable working at their own pace in asupportive, community-based classroom. While specific assignmentswill not be part of the course, guidance from our experiencedinstructor is available, as well as input from other classmates.Students will work on their own individual projects. 50lbs clayis included in the course cost.

Advanced Enameling will include instruction in cloisonné (bothopaque and transparent), champlevé, and Limoges. Both cloisonnéand champlevé involve wet packing enamel, while Limoges (we usewatercolor enamel) is a painting technique. This class requiresbasic-intermediate enamel experience. Some materials areprovided.

Course ID: PRC3104 Recommended Hours: 240 MaximumHours: 288 Certification: This course canbe customized to cover a specific hertiage artsuch as pottery, basket weaving, fabric arts,wood turning, wood carving, jewelry making aswell as cover a specific skill level such asintroductory, intermediate, or advanced levels.Course work will include a discussion on thehistory and trends of the art, practice inselected hertiage arts, and information to buildand supply appropriate studios. Upon completionof a course, the student will be prepared toeither advance to a higher skill level or tofabricate and market their goods.

Course ID: PRC3104 Recommended Hours: 240 MaximumHours: 288 Certification: This course canbe customized to cover a specific hertiage artsuch as pottery, basket weaving, fabric arts,wood turning, wood carving, jewelry making aswell as cover a specific skill level such asintroductory, intermediate, or advanced levels.Course work will include a discussion on thehistory and trends of the art, practice inselected hertiage arts, and information to buildand supply appropriate studios. Upon completionof a course, the student will be prepared toeither advance to a higher skill level or tofabricate and market their goods.

This course is designed to cover a specificheritage art such as pottery, basket weaving,fabric arts, wood turning, wood carving, jewelrymaking; as well as cover a specific skill levelsuch as introductory, intermediate, or advancedlevels. Course work will include discussion on thehistory and trends of the art, practice inselected heritage arts, and information to buildand supply appropriate studios. Upon completion,students will be prepared to either advance to ahigher skill level or to fabricate and markettheir goods.

Course ID: PRC3104 Recommended Hours: 240 MaximumHours: 288 Certification: This course canbe customized to cover a specific hertiage artsuch as pottery, basket weaving, fabric arts,wood turning, wood carving, jewelry making aswell as cover a specific skill level such asintroductory, intermediate, or advanced levels.Course work will include a discussion on thehistory and trends of the art, practice inselected hertiage arts, and information to buildand supply appropriate studios. Upon completionof a course, the student will be prepared toeither advance to a higher skill level or tofabricate and market their goods.

Open studio classes are designed for potters with priorexperience who are comfortable working at their own pace in asupportive, community-based classroom. While specific assignmentswill not be part of the course, guidance from our experiencedinstructor is available, as well as input from other classmates.Students will work on their own individual projects. 50lbs clayis included in the course cost.

Open studio classes are designed for potters with priorexperience who are comfortable working at their own pace in asupportive, community-based classroom. While specific assignmentswill not be part of the course, guidance from our experiencedinstructor is available, as well as input from other classmates.Students will work on their own individual projects. 50lbs clayis included in the course cost.