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Marbles 2 Workshop

with Robin Schultes

August 22nd, 2026

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Marbles 2 Workshop

Saturday, August 22nd

12:00pm - 3:00pm

Ready to take your marble skills further? This workshop builds on foundational techniques while introducing more dynamic and intricate designs.

Students will explore patterns such as deep twists, folded cane, and layered effects to create visually stunning marbles. A perfect next step for those who have taken Marbles 1 or have prior experience.

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Intro to Beadmaking Workshop

with Robin Schultes

May 31st, 2026

$65 More Info

Intro to Beadmaking Workshop

Sunday, May 31st

12:00pm - 3:00pm 

Step into the world of glass art with this beginner-friendly workshop! Students will learn how to wind molten glass onto a mandrel, shape it into a bead, and apply simple color and decorative elements.

This hands-on experience is a wonderful way to try flameworking for the first time and is the perfect introduction before committing to a full 6-week course.

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Flameworking Sampler Workshop

with Robin Schultes

August 29th, 2026

$70 More Info

Flameworking Sampler Workshop

Saturday, August 29th

12:00pm - 3:00pm

Curious about flameworking? This sampler workshop offers a little bit of everything! Students will get hands-on experience working both on and off the mandrel while creating beads and marbles using soft glass.

This class is ideal for anyone wanting to explore the possibilities of flameworking in a fun, supportive environment before diving deeper into specific techniques.

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No Expectations: Clay Camp for Grownups 18+

with Erin Hoekzema

June 8th to 11th, 2026

$160 More Info

No Expectations: Clay Camp for Grownups 18+ with Erin Hoekzema

Monday June 8th to Thursday June 11th * 1:00pm - 4:00pm

 

Pots optional; Laughter Encouraged 

This 4-day adult summer camp is not your typical pottery class.

We’ll throw on the wheel—but not always in the usual way you'd think. Expect tandem throwing, blindfold challenges, relay pots, unconventional setups (like throwing a pot on a mop bucket), and playful surface experiments like bubble decorating and mark-making. Some pieces will be collaborative, some will be altered beyond recognition, and some may be sacrificed entirely in the name of curiosity, experimentation and play. 

This class is all about process over product. There’s no pressure to make perfect work—or even to keep everything you make. Instead, the focus is on exploration, experimentation, and rediscovering the joy of working with clay in a relaxed, supportive community environment.

Some wheel experience is recommended so everyone can jump right into the fun. Come ready to get messy, try new things, and embrace a little chaos.

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Resident /Associate ClassThrowing for Handbuilders

Think of throwing not as an end in itself but a way to make the forms you need to fit your creative vision. Forget making a pretty little bowl, use throwing as a means to make parts for what you envision you want to make. Once you take that off your shoulders you will see it as a help and not a roadblock. I will show you several techniques you will find helpful and freeing.

Sat June 20th , 10-1pm