Classes By Weeknight
Take time for yourself one night a week and get in touch with your creative side. A hands-on class is just what the doctor ordered to take the edge off a stressful workweek. Here are our fall classes organized by night of the week to help you easily find something to fit your schedule.
Many of the classes listed below are for beginners and no experience is required. We supply all the gear and materials needed; all you need is a little something to take notes with. For other classes marked with an * you’ll need to have taken a prerequisite. Follow the class links for more information and to sign up now!
Mondays Nights
Art of Fire Dancing (Poi) Oct 24 - Nov 21 • 8-9:15pm & Dec 3 • 12-4pm
Continuing Techniques in Glass Blowing * Oct 24 - Nov 14 6-10pm
Introduction to Jewelry & Metals I Oct 24 - Nov 21 7-10pm
Introduction to Fire Staff Oct 24 - Nov 21 6:30-8pm
Tuesdays Nights
Introduction to Blacksmithing Oct 2 5 - Nov 22 7-10pm
Introduction to Enameling I Oct 25 - Nov 22 10am-1pm
Art of Fire Dancing:
Intermediate & Advanced Poi * Oct 25 - Nov 22 8-9:15pm
Glass Ornaments Nov 29 5-10pm
Decorative Glass Pumpkins Oct 25 5-10pm
Introduction to Welded Sculpture Oct 25 - No v 22 7-10pm
Introduction to MIG Welding Oct 25 - Nov 22 7-10pm
NEW Glass Ladling Into Sand Molds Nov 1 - Nov 29 6-10pm
Wednesday Nights
Techniques in Ornamental Iron Work * Oct 26 - Nov 30 7-10pm
Introduction to Enameling II * Oct 26 - Nov 3 0 7-10pm
Kiln-Cast Glass Oct 26 - Nov 30 7-10pm
NEW Lab: Glass Blowing * Nov 2 - Nov 30 6-10pm
Introduction to Jewelry & Metals II * Oct 26 - Nov 30 7-10pm
Programming Interactive Art and Games with Processing
Oct 26 - Nov 30 6-9pm
Lab: Machine Shop Oct 26 - Nov 3 0 6-10pm
Introduction to Sewing: A Crash Course Nov 16 6-10pm
Copyright Law for Artists Nov 16 6-9pm
Thursday Nights
Glass Fusing & Slumping I Oct 27 - Dec 1 3-6pm
Oxyacetylene Welding Oct 27 - Dec 1 7 -10pm
Introduction to MIG Welding Oct 27 - Dec 1 7-10pm
Beginning TIG Oct 27 - Dec 1 6-9pm
Classes for Weekend Warriors
These are for the weekend warriors who want to get in, get out and learn a new skill in a weekend. Many of the classes listed below are for beginners and no experience is required. We supply all the gear and materials needed; all you need is a little something to take notes with. For other classes marked with an * you’ll need to have taken a prerequisite. Follow the class links for more information and to sign up now!
Oct 22-23 –This Weekend!
Fearless Fire Eating 1- 3pm
Dragon's Breath 3:30-5:30pm
Introduction to Jewelry & Metals I 10am-6pm
Jewelry Family Fun ($ for 2) 10am-6pm
Introduction to MIG Welding 10am-6pm
Intro to MIG Welding Family Fun ($ for 2) 10am-6pm
Beginning TIG 10am-6pm
Beginning TIG Family Fun ($ for 2) 10am-6pm
Oct 29-30
Arduino Microcontrollers: Buliding Smart Art
(5 Sundays - Oct 30 - Dec 4)
A Primer in 3D Enameling (Saturday O nly) 10am-4pm
Nov 5-6
NEW Glass Powder Painting Sat, 10am-2pm & Sun, 11am-2pm
NEW Hollow Form Earrings with ARCHiTextural Ear Wire
(Sa turday Only) 10am-5pm
Nov 12-13
Introduction to Neon (2 Sundays – Nov 13 & 20) 10am-6pm
Introduction to Neon ($ for 2) (2 Sundays – Nov 13 & 20) 10am-6pm
Youth Blacksmithing 10am-2pm
Youth Glass Blowing 10am-2pm
Youth MIG Welding 10am-2pm
Fiery Youth Weekend
Saturday & Sunday, Nov 12-13
Youth Blacksmithing (ages 12-17)
Learn to bend and shape steel in The Cru cible’s smithy as you practice traditional blacksmithing techniques using the forge and anvil. You will complete a project such as a hook, fork, or spoon.
Youth Glass Blowing (ages 12-17)
In this introductory glass blowing class students will practice and learn the basic skills and techniques that will allow them to create their very own hand b lown glass work. Through supportive instruction and a team environment, students will gather from the furnace and learn to use the tools to manipulate and shape the glass into paperweights, cups, bowls, sculptures and more.
Youth MIG Welding (ages 12-17)
Metal inert gas (MIG) welding, also kn own as wire-feed welding, falls between arc welding and TIG in the welding spectrum. Quieter and cleaner (and some say easier) than arc welding, MIG welding is typically used in production fabrication such as furniture making, light construction, and auto restoration. You’ll learn the basics of MIG welding, as well as plasma cutting and other fabrication processes. Knowledge of arc welding is handy but not essential.
New Year’s Weeklong Workshops
Start of 2012 by getting in touch with your inner creative pyro! Learn some new skills, make original artwork and gain an experience you’ll never forget. It’s a spectacular way to begin your new year.
We have discount pricing to take a class with a friend or family member. Youth ages 12 and up are welcome when they sign up with a parent or guardian.
Winter Workshop: Blacksmithing Jan 2 - 6 10am-4pm
Winter Workshop: Glass Flameworking Jan 2 - 6 10am-4pm
Winter Workshop: Jewelry & Metals I Jan 2 - 6 10am-4pm
Winter Workshop: Intro to Welded Sculpture Jan 2 - 6 10am-4pm
Winter Workshop: MIG Welding Jan 2 - 6 10am-4pm
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