It's a family affair! Come and create together!

Suitable for ages 5 - 105

Not only create your own clay masterpiece, but now also the option to glaze it. Materials for a small piece and basic instruction will be provided.

Bring your imagination and dress for a mess!

Pieces will be fired and available for pick up approximately two weeks after the workshop.

A parent is required to attend with children under 14.

In this event, you will be learning how to weave on a backstrap loom, but with a twist.

The backstrap loom traditionally requires only your body and a sturdy structure to attach yourself to. In this version, you will attach to another person, weaving towards each other. Through this process, not only will you be learning how to weave, but you will also be learning about your partner. Through this rhythmic act of moving the shuttle back and forth and beating your threads into place, you silently (or talking) learn more about your partner. The point is to get to know someone while learning a craft together!

This workshop will take place in the Reeves Backyard

History of this piece: In the piece Ones That Receive (2022), two individuals slowly weave toward each other as they depend on one another to keep tension. The strings between them flow and alter as they do,receiving the slight movements that vibrate through the fibers. They weave strips of writtenfabric in both Spanish and English that speaks about vulnerability, adaptability, and durability.

Gather your partner and mosey on down to the Reeves House for a fun evening of painting! This month's theme is country, and participants will be guided through how to paint their own cowboy boot! Drinks will be available for purchase at the counter.

New offering: Pre-purchase a discounted bottle of wine with registration! *Must show ID at pickup*

Come join us the first and third Saturday of every month for a fun kid's craft at the Reeves House! Our instructor will lead your child through fun and engaging art crafts that explore different art mediums.

We’ll learn two different classic macrame knots to make a holder for a small pot. This project has a lot of repetition, but moves at a nice pace.

Supplies provided. Ages 12+

Beginner Tapestry Weaving Workshop

Come hang out, get creative, and learn the basics of tapestry weaving! I’ll walk you through how to use a loom and teach you a few simple weaving techniques while we experiment with sustainable and unconventional materials. We might weave with yarn, plastic, scraps, found materials, or anything else that sparks your imagination.

No experience needed—just bring yourself and a willingness to play, experiment, and get a little weird with weaving!

Supplies will be provided, but if you'd like to bring any fabric materials feel free!

Want to discover a relaxing, tactile, and playful way to end your weekend before a busy week? Join us on Sundays in Beginning Wheel Throwing for a rewarding way to spend your day! Students will learn all the basics of wheel-throwing in this course, from centering and shaping to trimming and decorating. We will also focus on how to enhance the surfaces of your ceramic vessels by layering decorative techniques such as water etching, wax resist, Mishima, sgraffito, carving, stamping, underglaze painting, and layering glazes. This is a beginner-friendly course that teaches technical skills for wheel-throwers of all abilities. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or a seasoned pro on the wheel, you’re sure to walk away from this course with a new skill related to the art of wheel throwing and ceramic surface decoration!

There is no class November 22

Want to discover a relaxing, tactile, and playful way to end your weekend before a busy week? Join us on Sundays in Beginning Wheel Throwing for a rewarding way to spend your day! Students will learn all the basics of wheel-throwing in this course, from centering and shaping to trimming and decorating. We will also focus on how to enhance the surfaces of your ceramic vessels by layering decorative techniques such as water etching, wax resist, Mishima, sgraffito, carving, stamping, underglaze painting, and layering glazes. This is a beginner-friendly course that teaches technical skills for wheel-throwers of all abilities. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or a seasoned pro on the wheel, you’re sure to walk away from this course with a new skill related to the art of wheel throwing and ceramic surface decoration!

There is no class November 22