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Clay • Adult • 5-Week Studio Sampler • SUN (Mar. 22 - April 19) • Pay What You Can • HILL
with Greg Belfor
Always wanted to get involved in a pottery studio, but didn't know where to start? This class is a great intro to the studio in 5 short weeks!
This class is intended to get you familiar with the basics of wheel-throwing and hand-building. Students will have 2 weeks of throwing instruction, one week of trimming, one week of hand-building, and one week of glazing. This class is ideal for those who have limited experience and want to learn the basics of the pottery studio, with a short instructor demo and hands-on assistance each week.
Please note: This class does not include Open Lab hours or additional clay.
Ages 16+ to register
Class meets weekly on SUNDAYS.
All pieces will be fired to Cone 6 in a reduction kiln.
This class is Pay What You Can with a suggested price of $200
Will be available to register on Monday, February 2 at 8:00am.
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Clay • Youth • Handbuilding 2B • MON (Mar. 30 - April 20) • Pay What You Can • MAIN
with Gigi Fox
Ages: 5 - 9
Welcome to the world of pottery! This class is designed for young children that are new to clay and working to develop their skills in hand-building. Students will create fun and unique projects in functional and sculptural forms. Children will learn to build strong, hollow pieces and will slip and paint their own work. Join us for these weekly classes where kids can get messy, learn about clay, and make new friends!
Bring imagination into form through basic clay techniques and creative problem-solving. Instructors will encourage students to try new things and make vibrant works of art. Students will slip and paint their own work.
Ages: 5 - 9
This class is Pay What You Can with a suggested price of $105.
Will be available to register on Monday, February 2 at 8:00am.
Metal • Youth • Teen Welding • Mon (Mar 30 - Apr 20) • Pay What You Can • MAIN
with Lizzy Zajkowski
Ages: 13 - 16
Come spark your creativity in our Teen Welding class! Join other teens for four weeks to learn the basics of shop safety and terminology, and an introduction to MIG welding equipment and how to properly and safely use it. Through hands-on demonstration, you'll gain confidence in this expansive practice - either to use it in artmaking, or possibly even as a future career track!
This class has no prerequisites and is specifically set up for absolute beginners to this art form. Our Metal Studio does have some safety basics before anyone is allowed to join in the fun (failure to meet these requirements will result in not being granted access to the equipment):
- Please come dressed in close-toe shoes, and natural material clothing, i.e. cotton or linen, long pants are required.
- For welding, a long sleeved cotton shirt is recommended that fully covers your chest. We have long sleeve over-shirts in the studio. Please be aware that sparks can damage clothing.
- A bandana or tight cap is advised. If you have long hair, please have it securely tied back from your face.
- No loose or dangling jewelry, long earrings or scarves.
- We will provide safety goggles and other PPE, but if you have your own and would like to bring them, please do!
- Please bring a water bottle!
Ages: 13 - 16
All supplies and materials will be provided during class.
This class is Pay What You Can with a suggested price of $200.
Will be available to register on Monday, February 2 at 8:00am.
Wood • Youth • Preteen Woodworking • Mon (Mar 30 - Apr 20) • Pay What You Can • MAIN
with Andrew Lee
Ages: 10 - 12
Woodworking Fun for Kids! Spark your child's creativity and introduce them to the exciting world of woodworking! In this fun and safe class, young learners will learn basic woodworking skills while crafting their own unique projects.
This class has no prerequisites and is open to beginners and seasoned woodworkers alike, but our Wood Studio has some safety basics before anyone is allowed to join in the fun (failure to meet these requirements will result in not being granted access to the equipment):
- Please come dressed in close-toed shoes, a shirt that can be tucked in and either short sleeves, or sleeves that can be rolled up past your elbows.
- No loose or dangling jewelry.
- If you have long hair, please have it securely tied back from your face.
- We will provide safety goggles and/or full face shields, ear protection, and face masks to cover nose and mouth, but if you have your own PPE you would prefer to use, please do!
Ages: 10 - 12
All supplies and materials will be provided.
This class is Pay What You Can with a suggested price of $255.
Will be available to register on Monday, February 2 at 8:00am.
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Wood • Adult • Studio Sampler • Mon (Mar 30 - Apr 20) • Pay What You Can • MAIN
with Tim Gordon
Immerse yourself in the world of woodworking by joining our comprehensive sampler class! This workshop is perfect for beginners who are looking to familiarize themselves with a woodshop, and who aim to become comfortable with the basics of milling and hand tools.
This sampler class is designed to build your confidence and comfort with woodworking, laying a solid foundation for any advanced classes you may choose to pursue in the future. You’ll also have the chance to connect with other passionate woodworking enthusiasts, sharing ideas and experiences in a supportive and welcoming environment.
What to wear to the wood studio?
Safety First: Long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Shirts and tops should be easy to tuck in, with sleeves that can be rolled up as needed. Tie back long hair to ensure safety. We offer safety goggles, dust masks and ear protection, and they must be worn in the wood studio. Feel free to bring your own if you are more comfortable with them. Jewelry, loose-fitting clothing, or any other items that could dangle will need to be secured while using machines.
Safety Information:
- Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes
- Long pants
- Shirts should be easily tucked and sleeves pulled up
- Hair tied back
- Eye and lung protection are provided and must be worn in the studio
Ages: 16+
All supplies and materials will be provided.
This class meets weekly on MONDAYS.
This class takes place at Groundworks Main at 3750 Canfield St.
This class does NOT include extra open lab time. All work must be completed during class time.
This is a Pay What You Can class with a suggested price of $280
Will be available to register on Monday, February 2 at 8:00am.
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Glass • Youth • Preteen • Tue (Mar 31 - Apr 21) • Pay What You Can • MAIN
with Beatice Chavez
Ages: 10 - 12
Why should adults have all the fun? This class will spend four weeks going over low-fire glassworking techniques like kiln fusing, coldworking (working with unheated glass), mosaic, and more! The projects will be simple and may vary depending on the material and technique being covered that week.
This class has no prerequisites and is specifically set up for absolute beginners to this art form. Our Glass Studio does have some safety basics that must be met before anyone is allowed to join in the fun (failure to meet these requirements will result in not being granted access to the equipment):
- Please come dressed in closed-toe and closed-heel shoes, and natural material clothing, i.e. cotton or linen; long pants are recommended
- No loose or dangling jewelry, long earrings, or scarves.
- If you have long hair, please have it securely tied back from your face.
- We will provide safety goggles, but if you have your own and would like to bring them, please do!
Ages: 10 - 12
All supplies and materials will be provided during class.
This class is Pay What You Can with a suggested price of $200.
Will be available to register on Monday, February 2 at 8:00am.
Metal • Youth • Preteen • Tue (Mar 31 - Apr 21)• Pay What You Can • MAIN
with James Makely
Ages: 10 - 12
In this course, students will learn to bend and shape steel. Students will practice traditional blacksmithing techniques, such as tapering, bending, twisting, and punching; using the forge and anvil. This class will cover shop safety, fire management, tools and equipment, and the appropriate use of the various parts of the anvil. Students will leave with valuable skills in blacksmithing while gaining self-confidence with completed projects such as a bracelet, hook, fork, or spoon.
This class has no prerequisites and is specifically set up for absolute beginners to this art form. Our Metal Studio does have some safety basics before anyone is allowed to join in the fun (failure to meet these requirements will result in not being granted access to the equipment):
- Please come dressed in close-toe shoes, and natural material clothing, i.e. cotton or linen, long pants are required.
- For welding, a long sleeved cotton shirt is recommended that fully covers your chest. We have long sleeve over-shirts in the studio. Please be aware that sparks can damage clothing.
- A bandana or tight cap is advised. If you have long hair, please have it securely tied back from your face.
- No loose or dangling jewelry, long earrings or scarves.
- We will provide safety goggles and other PPE, but if you have your own and would like to bring them, please do!
- Please bring a water bottle!
Ages: 10 - 12
All supplies and materials will be provided during class.
This class is Pay What You Can with a suggested price of $295.
Will be available to register on Monday, February 2 at 8:00am.
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Print • Youth • Teen • Tue (Mar 31 - Apr 21) • Pay What You Can • MAIN
with Lizzy Zajkowski
Ages: 13 - 16
Relief printing, block carving, ink, oh my! We are offering Youth classes to one of our new studio art forms - Printmaking! There will be instruction and hands-on assistance each week. Students will learn about the techniques of printmaking, engage with tools and materials, and design and print a plate. Come have some fun in our printmaking studio!
Ages: 13 - 16
All supplies and materials will be provided.
This class is Pay What You Can with a suggested price of $200.
Will be available to register on Monday, February 2 at 8:00am.