Classes
Registration for Winter classes will begin on Friday Dec 17 at 10am. One significant change this session is we are transitioning to 10-week classes instead of 8-weeks and the cost will be $345, plus $31 per 25lb bag of clay. The cost per class hour is the same, but since it includes 2 more weeks the cost is higher than the previous sessions of classes.
We will have a mix of topic-specific classes for those with experience looking to expand their knowledge on a specific skill as well as All Level classes for both returning and new people. I wish we had space for everyone who wants to take a class, but we are at maximum capacity for what our physical space can support so the classes that will be posted on the 17th are all that we will be able to host. A waiting list will be available, but if you are unable to register on the 17th it is unlikely many spaces will become open because it will require someone to drop out.
While we do have a make-up class policy that provides options for missed classes, we do require attendance for the first 2 class sessions if you are new to clay (or have not taken a class in years.) There is so many foundational information conveyed in the 1st 2 classes that all remaining classes build on, it is really difficult to catch up.
We will have a mix of topic-specific classes for those with experience looking to expand their knowledge on a specific skill as well as All Level classes for both returning and new people. I wish we had space for everyone who wants to take a class, but we are at maximum capacity for what our physical space can support so the classes that will be posted on the 17th are all that we will be able to host. A waiting list will be available, but if you are unable to register on the 17th it is unlikely many spaces will become open because it will require someone to drop out.
While we do have a make-up class policy that provides options for missed classes, we do require attendance for the first 2 class sessions if you are new to clay (or have not taken a class in years.) There is so many foundational information conveyed in the 1st 2 classes that all remaining classes build on, it is really difficult to catch up.