Tuesdays, March 24 - April 28, 2026 | Skips April 21st | 5:30 - 8:30P | 5 sessions | $300

Discover the art of lost wax casting in this hands-on jewelry class. Create detailed wax models, prepare them for casting in metal, and finish your metal pieces. You'll gain experience with tools and techniques while exploring creative design possibilities.

Supplies: Wax and finishing supplies are included with registration. An additional casting fee is dependent upon student’s design.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included with registration throughout the duration of this class. 

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Wednesdays, April 1 - 29, 2026 | Skips April 22 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 4 sessions | $250

Learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry making techniques in this hands-on introductory class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools, equipment, and unique community resources to help you grow as a metalsmith.

Through an exploration of one of the most simple yet effective forms in the jeweler’s toolkit, students will manipulate wire to form diverse linkages. Using both hot and cold connections, learn techniques for joining and embellishing chains to create earrings, a necklace or bracelet that is both elegant and complex!

Supplies: Instructional materials provided. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included with registration throughout the duration of this class. 

Teaching Artist:Elizabeth Greene

Thursdays, March 5 - April 30, 2026 | Skips April 23rd | 5:30 - 7:30PM | 8 sessions | Free

Sketch Book Club is a casual weekly gathering focused on building a joyful journaling habit to support your craft practice. This is not about finished work or technical skill—it’s about showing up, experimenting, and letting the process surprise you. Each week we’ll work with a variety of materials and prompts. Prompts are designed to be unexpected, sometimes funny, sometimes reflective, and always open-ended. Over the course of the class, your sketchbook will become a place to notice, wonder, and explore without pressure. All skill levels are welcome.

Supplies: Bring your own sketchbook. A selection of supplies—from markers to magazines—will be available.

Teaching Artist: Elizabeth Greene

Saturday, May 2, 2026 | 6 - 9P | One-day workshop | $200 per pair

Take your partner, your BFF, or even your work spouse out for a night in the jewelry studio! No prior metals experience is needed, as our expert artisans guide you through crafting simple and elegant rings together.

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching Artist: Case Hathaway-Zepeda

Mondays, May 4 - 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 3 sessions | $225

Discover the art of shaping and polishing stones in this hands-on introduction to lapidary work. Learn to safely use lapidary equipment to transform rough stones into beautifully finished cabochons.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is recommended.

Supplies: Supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included with registration throughout the duration of this class. 

Teaching Artist: Case Hathaway-Zepeda

Tuesdays, May 5 - 26, 2026 | 10A - 1P | 4 sessions | FREE

Calling all first-time jewelry students! Here’s your chance to learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry-making techniques in this hands-on introductory class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools, equipment, and unique community resources to help you grow as a metalsmith.

Through the creation of a set of rings, students will learn the foundational techniques of metal work including sizing, soldering, shaping, surface decoration, and finishing.

Supplies: Instructional materials provided. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is not included with registration, but can be purchased for $25 per session.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Part of our Creative Aging series, designed to make hands-on learning accessible for adults ages 65+.

Tuesdays, May 5 - June 2, 2026 | 3:30 - 5P | 5 sessions | $175

Explore your style using sheet metal, wire, beads, found objects, with the tools and equipment of our Jewelry Studio to create custom jewelry. Topics covered will vary based on interest, from soldered rings to sawn pendants, to forged and patterned earrings and so much more! Designed for kids in grades 5 - 8.

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Thursdays, May 7 - June 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 7:30PM | 7 sessions | Free

Sketch Book Club is a casual weekly gathering focused on building a joyful journaling habit to support your craft practice. This is not about finished work or technical skill—it’s about showing up, experimenting, and letting the process surprise you. Each week we’ll work with a variety of materials and prompts. Prompts are designed to be unexpected, sometimes funny, sometimes reflective, and always open-ended. Over the course of the class, your sketchbook will become a place to notice, wonder, and explore without pressure. All skill levels are welcome.

Supplies: Bring your own sketchbook. A selection of supplies—from markers to magazines—will be available.

Teaching Artist: Elizabeth Greene

Mondays, May 4 - 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 3 sessions | $225

Discover the art of shaping and polishing stones in this hands-on introduction to lapidary work. Learn to safely use lapidary equipment to transform rough stones into beautifully finished cabochons.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is recommended.

Supplies: Supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Case Hathaway-Zepeda

Tuesdays, May 5 - 26, 2026 | 10A - 1P | 4 sessions | FREE

Calling all first-time jewelry students! Here’s your chance to learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry-making techniques in this hands-on introductory class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools, equipment, and unique community resources to help you grow as a metalsmith.

Through the creation of a set of rings, students will learn the foundational techniques of metal work including sizing, soldering, shaping, surface decoration, and finishing.

Supplies: Instructional materials provided. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is not included with registration, but can be purchased for $25 per session.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Part of our Creative Aging series, designed to make hands-on learning accessible for adults ages 65+.

Tuesdays, May 5 - June 2, 2026 | 3:30 - 5P | 5 sessions | $175

Explore your style using sheet metal, wire, beads, found objects, with the tools and equipment of our Jewelry Studio to create custom jewelry. Topics covered will vary based on interest, from soldered rings to sawn pendants, to forged and patterned earrings and so much more! Designed for kids in grades 5 - 8.

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Thursdays, May 7 - June 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 7:30PM | 7 sessions | Free

Sketch Book Club is a casual weekly gathering focused on building a joyful journaling habit to support your craft practice. This is not about finished work or technical skill—it’s about showing up, experimenting, and letting the process surprise you. Each week we’ll work with a variety of materials and prompts. Prompts are designed to be unexpected, sometimes funny, sometimes reflective, and always open-ended. Over the course of the class, your sketchbook will become a place to notice, wonder, and explore without pressure. All skill levels are welcome.

Supplies: Bring your own sketchbook. A selection of supplies—from markers to magazines—will be available.

Teaching Artist: Elizabeth Greene

Mondays, May 4 - 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 3 sessions | $225

Discover the art of shaping and polishing stones in this hands-on introduction to lapidary work. Learn to safely use lapidary equipment to transform rough stones into beautifully finished cabochons.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is recommended.

Supplies: Supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Case Hathaway-Zepeda

Tuesdays, May 5 - 26, 2026 | 10A - 1P | 4 sessions | FREE

Calling all first-time jewelry students! Here’s your chance to learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry-making techniques in this hands-on introductory class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools, equipment, and unique community resources to help you grow as a metalsmith.

Through the creation of a set of rings, students will learn the foundational techniques of metal work including sizing, soldering, shaping, surface decoration, and finishing.

Supplies: Instructional materials provided. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is not included with registration, but can be purchased for $25 per session.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Part of our Creative Aging series, designed to make hands-on learning accessible for adults ages 65+.

Tuesdays, May 5 - June 2, 2026 | 3:30 - 5P | 5 sessions | $175

Explore your style using sheet metal, wire, beads, found objects, with the tools and equipment of our Jewelry Studio to create custom jewelry. Topics covered will vary based on interest, from soldered rings to sawn pendants, to forged and patterned earrings and so much more! Designed for kids in grades 5 - 8.

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Thursdays, May 7 - June 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 7:30PM | 7 sessions | Free

Sketch Book Club is a casual weekly gathering focused on building a joyful journaling habit to support your craft practice. This is not about finished work or technical skill—it’s about showing up, experimenting, and letting the process surprise you. Each week we’ll work with a variety of materials and prompts. Prompts are designed to be unexpected, sometimes funny, sometimes reflective, and always open-ended. Over the course of the class, your sketchbook will become a place to notice, wonder, and explore without pressure. All skill levels are welcome.

Supplies: Bring your own sketchbook. A selection of supplies—from markers to magazines—will be available.

Teaching Artist: Elizabeth Greene

Tuesdays, May 5 - 26, 2026 | 10A - 1P | 4 sessions | FREE

Calling all first-time jewelry students! Here’s your chance to learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry-making techniques in this hands-on introductory class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools, equipment, and unique community resources to help you grow as a metalsmith.

Through the creation of a set of rings, students will learn the foundational techniques of metal work including sizing, soldering, shaping, surface decoration, and finishing.

Supplies: Instructional materials provided. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is not included with registration, but can be purchased for $25 per session.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Part of our Creative Aging series, designed to make hands-on learning accessible for adults ages 65+.

Tuesdays, May 5 - June 2, 2026 | 3:30 - 5P | 5 sessions | $175

Explore your style using sheet metal, wire, beads, found objects, with the tools and equipment of our Jewelry Studio to create custom jewelry. Topics covered will vary based on interest, from soldered rings to sawn pendants, to forged and patterned earrings and so much more! Designed for kids in grades 5 - 8.

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Thursdays, May 7 - June 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 7:30PM | 7 sessions | Free

Sketch Book Club is a casual weekly gathering focused on building a joyful journaling habit to support your craft practice. This is not about finished work or technical skill—it’s about showing up, experimenting, and letting the process surprise you. Each week we’ll work with a variety of materials and prompts. Prompts are designed to be unexpected, sometimes funny, sometimes reflective, and always open-ended. Over the course of the class, your sketchbook will become a place to notice, wonder, and explore without pressure. All skill levels are welcome.

Supplies: Bring your own sketchbook. A selection of supplies—from markers to magazines—will be available.

Teaching Artist: Elizabeth Greene

Sundays, May 31, June 14 & June 28, 2026 | 10A - 4P | 3 sessions | $350

Learn essential skills for bezel setting a wide variety of stones. You’ll begin by making and fitting basic bezels for cabochons and other flat-back stones of many shapes and materials, including stone, glass, and clay. Practice creating open-back bezels, tube bezels for faceted stones, and flush settings. Along the way, learn how to measure and fabricate bezels, solder them to rings, and set both round and irregularly shaped faceted gemstones using tube and step bezels. The class also covers professional techniques for securing stones cleanly, refining your bezel edges, and achieving a polished, finished result.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is recommended.

Supplies: The instructor will provide silver bezel strip, silver wire, and a small assortment of stones for purchase. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Joy Raskin

Mondays, June 1 -22, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 4 sessions | $275

Some jewelry projects seem overwhelming at first glance—tricky construction, uncertain sequencing, or unfamiliar tools or techniques. In this class, we’ll break even the most ambitious designs into clear, manageable steps so you can move forward with confidence. Bring your own ideas and projects to class, and you’ll receive expert advice; strengthen your skills, and explore strategies to prevent common pitfalls before they happen.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is required.

Supplies: Supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Sandra Seymour

Tuesdays, May 5 - June 2, 2026 | 3:30 - 5P | 5 sessions | $175

Explore your style using sheet metal, wire, beads, found objects, with the tools and equipment of our Jewelry Studio to create custom jewelry. Topics covered will vary based on interest, from soldered rings to sawn pendants, to forged and patterned earrings and so much more! Designed for kids in grades 5 - 8.

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Tuesdays, June 2 - 23, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 4 sessions | $250

Learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry making techniques in this hands-on introductory class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools, equipment, and unique community resources to help you grow as a metalsmith. Through the creation of a collection of bracelets, students will learn the foundational techniques of metal work including measuring, cutting, torch use, texturing, filing, forming, and finishing.

Supplies: Supplies for learning foundational skills taught in class are included. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Thursdays, May 7 - June 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 7:30PM | 7 sessions | Free

Sketch Book Club is a casual weekly gathering focused on building a joyful journaling habit to support your craft practice. This is not about finished work or technical skill—it’s about showing up, experimenting, and letting the process surprise you. Each week we’ll work with a variety of materials and prompts. Prompts are designed to be unexpected, sometimes funny, sometimes reflective, and always open-ended. Over the course of the class, your sketchbook will become a place to notice, wonder, and explore without pressure. All skill levels are welcome.

Supplies: Bring your own sketchbook. A selection of supplies—from markers to magazines—will be available.

Teaching Artist: Elizabeth Greene

Saturday, June 6, 2026 | 6 - 9P | One-day workshop | $200 per pair

Take your partner, your BFF, or even your work spouse out for a night in the jewelry studio! No prior metals experience is needed, as our expert artisans guide you through crafting simple and elegant rings together.

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching Artist: Case Hathaway-Zepeda

Mondays, June 1 -22, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 4 sessions | $275

Some jewelry projects seem overwhelming at first glance—tricky construction, uncertain sequencing, or unfamiliar tools or techniques. In this class, we’ll break even the most ambitious designs into clear, manageable steps so you can move forward with confidence. Bring your own ideas and projects to class, and you’ll receive expert advice; strengthen your skills, and explore strategies to prevent common pitfalls before they happen.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is required.

Supplies: Supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Sandra Seymour

Tuesdays, June 2 - 23, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 4 sessions | $250

Learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry making techniques in this hands-on introductory class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools, equipment, and unique community resources to help you grow as a metalsmith. Through the creation of a collection of bracelets, students will learn the foundational techniques of metal work including measuring, cutting, torch use, texturing, filing, forming, and finishing.

Supplies: Supplies for learning foundational skills taught in class are included. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Thursdays, May 7 - June 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 7:30PM | 7 sessions | Free

Sketch Book Club is a casual weekly gathering focused on building a joyful journaling habit to support your craft practice. This is not about finished work or technical skill—it’s about showing up, experimenting, and letting the process surprise you. Each week we’ll work with a variety of materials and prompts. Prompts are designed to be unexpected, sometimes funny, sometimes reflective, and always open-ended. Over the course of the class, your sketchbook will become a place to notice, wonder, and explore without pressure. All skill levels are welcome.

Supplies: Bring your own sketchbook. A selection of supplies—from markers to magazines—will be available.

Teaching Artist: Elizabeth Greene

Sunday, June 13, 2026 | 10A - 4P | One-day workshop | $175

Enameling is an old art of using finely crushed glass powder to add color to copper or fine silver sheet. You’ll use a kiln or a torch to heat up the fine glass dust so that it melts into a smooth, glossy surface on the metal surface. We will experiment by firing color enamels on copper with a torch.

Supplies: $5-25, payable to instructor. Due to glass powder, it is recommended that you bring your own respirator, a N95 mask or surgical mask to avoid inhaling glass powder.

Teaching Artist: Joy Raskin

Sundays, May 31, June 14 & June 28, 2026 | 10A - 4P | 3 sessions | $350

Learn essential skills for bezel setting a wide variety of stones. You’ll begin by making and fitting basic bezels for cabochons and other flat-back stones of many shapes and materials, including stone, glass, and clay. Practice creating open-back bezels, tube bezels for faceted stones, and flush settings. Along the way, learn how to measure and fabricate bezels, solder them to rings, and set both round and irregularly shaped faceted gemstones using tube and step bezels. The class also covers professional techniques for securing stones cleanly, refining your bezel edges, and achieving a polished, finished result.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is recommended.

Supplies: The instructor will provide silver bezel strip, silver wire, and a small assortment of stones for purchase. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Joy Raskin

Mondays, June 1 -22, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 4 sessions | $275

Some jewelry projects seem overwhelming at first glance—tricky construction, uncertain sequencing, or unfamiliar tools or techniques. In this class, we’ll break even the most ambitious designs into clear, manageable steps so you can move forward with confidence. Bring your own ideas and projects to class, and you’ll receive expert advice; strengthen your skills, and explore strategies to prevent common pitfalls before they happen.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is required.

Supplies: Supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Sandra Seymour

Tuesdays, June 2 - 23, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 4 sessions | $250

Learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry making techniques in this hands-on introductory class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools, equipment, and unique community resources to help you grow as a metalsmith. Through the creation of a collection of bracelets, students will learn the foundational techniques of metal work including measuring, cutting, torch use, texturing, filing, forming, and finishing.

Supplies: Supplies for learning foundational skills taught in class are included. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Thursdays, May 7 - June 18, 2026 | 5:30 - 7:30PM | 7 sessions | Free

Sketch Book Club is a casual weekly gathering focused on building a joyful journaling habit to support your craft practice. This is not about finished work or technical skill—it’s about showing up, experimenting, and letting the process surprise you. Each week we’ll work with a variety of materials and prompts. Prompts are designed to be unexpected, sometimes funny, sometimes reflective, and always open-ended. Over the course of the class, your sketchbook will become a place to notice, wonder, and explore without pressure. All skill levels are welcome.

Supplies: Bring your own sketchbook. A selection of supplies—from markers to magazines—will be available.

Teaching Artist: Elizabeth Greene

Sunday, June 21, 2026 | 10A - 3P | One-day workshop | $200 (Registration for 2 people)

Kids & caregivers, spend a day together in the Jewelry Studio, as you make each other a simple silver ring you will cherish forever. Designed for kids ages 9+. All materials for workshop activities for two people are included with registration.

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Mondays, June 1 -22, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 4 sessions | $275

Some jewelry projects seem overwhelming at first glance—tricky construction, uncertain sequencing, or unfamiliar tools or techniques. In this class, we’ll break even the most ambitious designs into clear, manageable steps so you can move forward with confidence. Bring your own ideas and projects to class, and you’ll receive expert advice; strengthen your skills, and explore strategies to prevent common pitfalls before they happen.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is required.

Supplies: Supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Sandra Seymour

Tuesdays, June 2 - 23, 2026 | 5:30 - 8:30P | 4 sessions | $250

Learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry making techniques in this hands-on introductory class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools, equipment, and unique community resources to help you grow as a metalsmith. Through the creation of a collection of bracelets, students will learn the foundational techniques of metal work including measuring, cutting, torch use, texturing, filing, forming, and finishing.

Supplies: Supplies for learning foundational skills taught in class are included. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Kerstin Nichols

Saturday, June 27, 2026 | 10A - 4P | One-day workshop | $175

What do you want to learn next in the metals studio? In this special one-day workshop, the topic is decided by popular vote. Review the project options below and cast your vote in advance using the form. The option with the most votes becomes the focus of the class.

Click here to vote! Voting closes June 1, 2026!

Workshop Options:

Hinged Bracelets
Learn to fabricate a functional hinged clasp while exploring basic hinge construction. Students will create both unsoldered and soldered three-knuckle hinges, then use them to build a hinged bracelet closure. Leather or wide chain will form the bracelet band, while brass, silver, and copper tubing will be used to construct the hinge components.

Foldforming & Anticlastic Raising
Explore dynamic ways of forming metal into expressive three-dimensional shapes. Using techniques that feel a bit like “metal origami,” students will fold, hammer, twist, and shape sheet metal to create sculptural forms and textures. We’ll also experiment with anticlastic raising using specialized stakes and hammers to produce flowing curves, tubular forms, and ribbon-like shapes. This is a very physical, hammer-heavy workshop—ear protection is recommended.

A Marriage of Metals
Discover techniques for adding pattern and color by combining different metals. Students will experiment with mock inlay (rolling soldered wire or sheet into heavy sheet metal), solder inlay to create dot patterns or contrasting color, and twisted-wire laminations that produce wood-grain-like patterns when rolled out. Metals may include copper, brass, bronze, nickel, and silver.

Once voting closes on June 13, 2026, the winning topic will be announced and the workshop will focus entirely on that technique. Join us for a day of learning, experimentation, and studio camaraderie—guided by what jewelers want to explore most!

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is recommended.

Supplies: $10 - 50, payable to instructor.

Teaching Artist:Joy Raskin

Sundays, May 31, June 14 & June 28, 2026 | 10A - 4P | 3 sessions | $350

Learn essential skills for bezel setting a wide variety of stones. You’ll begin by making and fitting basic bezels for cabochons and other flat-back stones of many shapes and materials, including stone, glass, and clay. Practice creating open-back bezels, tube bezels for faceted stones, and flush settings. Along the way, learn how to measure and fabricate bezels, solder them to rings, and set both round and irregularly shaped faceted gemstones using tube and step bezels. The class also covers professional techniques for securing stones cleanly, refining your bezel edges, and achieving a polished, finished result.

Prerequisite: Prior experience with one of the Welcome to the Studio classes or equivalent is recommended.

Supplies: The instructor will provide silver bezel strip, silver wire, and a small assortment of stones for purchase. Additional supplies may be purchased through the Studio Shop.

Bench Time: Bench Time is included for the duration of the class and for 2 weeks after the final session to finish your projects.

Teaching Artist: Joy Raskin

Adult Summer Camp at CraftStudies is a weeklong craft retreat that blends classic camp activities with fine craft classes and adult-friendly perks.

Explore each of our uniquely designed and fully equipped studios. Meet our wonderful teaching artists, and learn a new craft (or two) every day! Gather for fun community-building activities each afternoon, including yoga, tie dyeing, happy hour and an ice cream social! Enjoy new friends, exclusive studio access, memories that last a lifetime, and the magic of summer in Vermont!

Monday, August 10 - Friday, August 14, 2026 | 9A - 4P | 5 sessions | $500

Explore a new craft each day!

Day 1: Block-Printing & Hand-Built pottery

Day 2: Embroidery & Jewelry Design

Days 3 and 4: Baskets & Five-Panel Hats

Day 5: Celebrate, Show & Tell

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching artists: Tracy Gillespie, Tony Luckino, June Albright, Elizabeth Greene, Case Hathaway-Zepeda, Ray Lagasse, Ministry of Culture

Adult Summer Camp at CraftStudies is a weeklong craft retreat that blends classic camp activities with fine craft classes and adult-friendly perks.

Explore each of our uniquely designed and fully equipped studios. Meet our wonderful teaching artists, and learn a new craft (or two) every day! Gather for fun community-building activities each afternoon, including yoga, tie dyeing, happy hour and an ice cream social! Enjoy new friends, exclusive studio access, memories that last a lifetime, and the magic of summer in Vermont!

Monday, August 10 - Friday, August 14, 2026 | 9A - 4P | 5 sessions | $500

Explore a new craft each day!

Day 1: Block-Printing & Hand-Built pottery

Day 2: Embroidery & Jewelry Design

Days 3 and 4: Baskets & Five-Panel Hats

Day 5: Celebrate, Show & Tell

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching artists: Tracy Gillespie, Tony Luckino, June Albright, Elizabeth Greene, Case Hathaway-Zepeda, Ray Lagasse, Ministry of Culture

Adult Summer Camp at CraftStudies is a weeklong craft retreat that blends classic camp activities with fine craft classes and adult-friendly perks.

Explore each of our uniquely designed and fully equipped studios. Meet our wonderful teaching artists, and learn a new craft (or two) every day! Gather for fun community-building activities each afternoon, including yoga, tie dyeing, happy hour and an ice cream social! Enjoy new friends, exclusive studio access, memories that last a lifetime, and the magic of summer in Vermont!

Monday, August 10 - Friday, August 14, 2026 | 9A - 4P | 5 sessions | $500

Explore a new craft each day!

Day 1: Block-Printing & Hand-Built pottery

Day 2: Embroidery & Jewelry Design

Days 3 and 4: Baskets & Five-Panel Hats

Day 5: Celebrate, Show & Tell

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching artists: Tracy Gillespie, Tony Luckino, June Albright, Elizabeth Greene, Case Hathaway-Zepeda, Ray Lagasse, Ministry of Culture

Adult Summer Camp at CraftStudies is a weeklong craft retreat that blends classic camp activities with fine craft classes and adult-friendly perks.

Explore each of our uniquely designed and fully equipped studios. Meet our wonderful teaching artists, and learn a new craft (or two) every day! Gather for fun community-building activities each afternoon, including yoga, tie dyeing, happy hour and an ice cream social! Enjoy new friends, exclusive studio access, memories that last a lifetime, and the magic of summer in Vermont!

Monday, August 10 - Friday, August 14, 2026 | 9A - 4P | 5 sessions | $500

Explore a new craft each day!

Day 1: Block-Printing & Hand-Built pottery

Day 2: Embroidery & Jewelry Design

Days 3 and 4: Baskets & Five-Panel Hats

Day 5: Celebrate, Show & Tell

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching artists: Tracy Gillespie, Tony Luckino, June Albright, Elizabeth Greene, Case Hathaway-Zepeda, Ray Lagasse, Ministry of Culture

Adult Summer Camp at CraftStudies is a weeklong craft retreat that blends classic camp activities with fine craft classes and adult-friendly perks.

Explore each of our uniquely designed and fully equipped studios. Meet our wonderful teaching artists, and learn a new craft (or two) every day! Gather for fun community-building activities each afternoon, including yoga, tie dyeing, happy hour and an ice cream social! Enjoy new friends, exclusive studio access, memories that last a lifetime, and the magic of summer in Vermont!!

Monday, August 10 - Friday, August 14, 2026 | 9A - 4P | 5 sessions | $500

Explore a new craft each day!

Day 1: Block-Printing & Hand-Built pottery

Day 2: Embroidery & Jewelry Design

Days 3 and 4: Baskets & Five-Panel Hats

Day 5: Celebrate, Show & Tell

Supplies: All materials are included with registration.

Teaching artists: Tracy Gillespie, Tony Luckino, June Albright, Elizabeth Greene, Case Hathaway-Zepeda, Ray Lagasse, Ministry of Culture

Adult Summer Camp at CraftStudies is a weeklong craft retreat that blends classic camp activities with fine craft classes and adult-friendly perks.

Spend each morning learning new skills or refining your practice, alongside skilled craftspeople. Each afternoon, enjoy exclusive studio access for hours of Open Studio, or take part in fun daily activities that are sure to bring out your playful side! Meet new friends, and make memories that last a lifetime, while basking in the magic of summer in Vermont!

Monday, August 17 - Friday, August 21, 2026 | 9A - 4P | 5 sessions | $400

Enjoy an immersive introduction to the skills and techniques of metalsmithing. Learn foundational skills like sizing, forming, texturing, soldering, sawing, filing, and finishing while gaining confidence using studio tools and materials.

Rather than following a single assigned project, you’ll determine your own designs and work at your own pace with instructor guidance. The camp offers a supportive, hands-on studio environment, and by week’s end you’ll leave with finished jewelry pieces, essential metalsmithing skills, and the confidence to continue exploring the craft.

Supplies: Instructional supplies are provided. Additional materials may be purchased through the Supply Shop.

Teaching artist: Kerstin Nichols

Adult Summer Camp at CraftStudies is a weeklong craft retreat that blends classic camp activities with fine craft classes and adult-friendly perks.

Spend each morning learning new skills or refining your practice, alongside skilled craftspeople. Each afternoon, enjoy exclusive studio access for hours of Open Studio, or take part in fun daily activities that are sure to bring out your playful side! Meet new friends, and make memories that last a lifetime, while basking in the magic of summer in Vermont!

Monday, August 17 - Friday, August 21, 2026 | 9A - 4P | 5 sessions | $400

Enjoy an immersive introduction to the skills and techniques of metalsmithing. Learn foundational skills like sizing, forming, texturing, soldering, sawing, filing, and finishing while gaining confidence using studio tools and materials.

Rather than following a single assigned project, you’ll determine your own designs and work at your own pace with instructor guidance. The camp offers a supportive, hands-on studio environment, and by week’s end you’ll leave with finished jewelry pieces, essential metalsmithing skills, and the confidence to continue exploring the craft.

Supplies: Instructional supplies are provided. Additional materials may be purchased through the Supply Shop.

Teaching artist: Kerstin Nichols

Adult Summer Camp at CraftStudies is a weeklong craft retreat that blends classic camp activities with fine craft classes and adult-friendly perks.

Spend each morning learning new skills or refining your practice, alongside skilled craftspeople. Each afternoon, enjoy exclusive studio access for hours of Open Studio, or take part in fun daily activities that are sure to bring out your playful side! Meet new friends, and make memories that last a lifetime, while basking in the magic of summer in Vermont!

Monday, August 17 - Friday, August 21, 2026 | 9A - 4P | 5 sessions | $400

Enjoy an immersive introduction to the skills and techniques of metalsmithing. Learn foundational skills like sizing, forming, texturing, soldering, sawing, filing, and finishing while gaining confidence using studio tools and materials.

Rather than following a single assigned project, you’ll determine your own designs and work at your own pace with instructor guidance. The camp offers a supportive, hands-on studio environment, and by week’s end you’ll leave with finished jewelry pieces, essential metalsmithing skills, and the confidence to continue exploring the craft.

Supplies: Instructional supplies are provided. Additional materials may be purchased through the Supply Shop.

Teaching artist: Kerstin Nichols

Adult Summer Camp at CraftStudies is a weeklong craft retreat that blends classic camp activities with fine craft classes and adult-friendly perks.

Spend each morning learning new skills or refining your practice, alongside skilled craftspeople. Each afternoon, enjoy exclusive studio access for hours of Open Studio, or take part in fun daily activities that are sure to bring out your playful side! Meet new friends, and make memories that last a lifetime, while basking in the magic of summer in Vermont!

Monday, August 17 - Friday, August 21, 2026 | 9A - 4P | 5 sessions | $400

Enjoy an immersive introduction to the skills and techniques of metalsmithing. Learn foundational skills like sizing, forming, texturing, soldering, sawing, filing, and finishing while gaining confidence using studio tools and materials.

Rather than following a single assigned project, you’ll determine your own designs and work at your own pace with instructor guidance. The camp offers a supportive, hands-on studio environment, and by week’s end you’ll leave with finished jewelry pieces, essential metalsmithing skills, and the confidence to continue exploring the craft.

Supplies: Instructional supplies are provided. Additional materials may be purchased through the Supply Shop.

Teaching artist: Kerstin Nichols