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Registration is open for Craft Weekend 2026!
Step into a weekend of hands-on workshops, shared meals, and creative community at the Folk Art Guild. Join us for workshops in pottery, woodworking, drawing, writing and more!
Course Full, Waitlist Only.
Turn raw wood into beautiful, functional vessels. This hands-on course introduces or deepens your skills in green woodturning, with personal instruction on your own lathe. Beginners and experienced turners welcome.
$45 materials fee to be paid to the Registrar upon arrival.
Whether you're a new or seasoned gardener, your questions, curiosity and dreams will be watered by hands-on practice, conversation, and creativity. In this workshop the land and gardens will host participants sowing seeds and singing our collective fruitful futures.
Use writing as attentional practice. Explore writing as a tool for insight, resilience, and joy. Through prompts, readings, and shared reflection, this workshop invites you to deepen your connection with your inner voice and craft more honest, integrated stories of self.
Course Full, Waitlist Only.
Learn to weave from start to finish on your own floor loom. This immersive course guides you through planning, warping, and weaving your own textile projects—no experience needed.
$30 materials fee to be paid to the Registrar upon arrival.
Slow down, look deeper, and transform the way you see the world. In this workshop, photography, using only your cell phone, becomes a mindful practice—a way to observe, connect, and create with greater intention. All you need is your phone and an open eye.
Course Full, Waitlist Only.
Shape, sculpt, and discover the voice of the clay. Whether you're new to pottery or returning with experience, this hands-on workshop offers a full journey—from wheel and hand-building to early firing techniques—in the Guild’s original craft studio. An optional $40 materials fee covers firing and allows you to take your finished pieces home.
Connect with the land and traditional skills through observational drawing. This class welcomes all levels and offers daily demos and one-on-one instruction as you create works inspired by the Guild’s landscape and architecture. Students are required to bring their own sketchbook.
Participate in a theater experiment that provides gentle challenges and explorations in a safe space. Using both classical & modern texts, games and improvisations, we will exercise, play, feel, move, go a little deeper into ourselves, connect with others and learn from each other.