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Get your hands in the earth in this Craft Lab workshop. Participants will make traditional seed balls using California poppy seeds and native soil — a simple, ancient technique for scattering wildflowers across the land.
Tied to the themes of Craft Contemporary’s tierra exhibition, this workshop honors the connection between craft, seed, and soil.
All materials provided. Great for all ages and skill levels.
Tickets: $30 members / $40 non-members.
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Take your practice into the field with artist Evelyn Hernández. This offsite workshop combines a guided nature hike with hands-on sculpting using materials gathered from the land — leaves, branches, soil, and stone.
Rooted in the themes of Craft Contemporary’s tierra exhibition, participants will explore the landscape as both studio and subject.
Location announced upon registration. All skill levels welcome.
Tickets: $55 members / $65 non-members.
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Our two-year Online International Handwork Teacher Development Program gives you the foundations, projects, and pedagogy to thrive as a Waldorf handwork teacher – in any setting, anywhere in the world.
Meeting one weekend a month on Saturdays and Sundays, we work our way through grades 1-8, exploring the essence of handwork and its place within the broader Waldorf curriculum.
Now accepting applications for September 2026. Tuition assistance available.
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Explore the full arc of Waldorf handwork, grades 1–8. Join us online this June for a practical overview of the what, how, when, and why of teaching handwork at every grade level.
Conference Highlights
- All-new 2026 content
- Beginning-of-year projects for every grade
- Skills that build progressively across all eight grades
- Fresh projects — no repeats from last summer
Open to anyone teaching in a Waldorf-inspired setting. Basic handwork skills required.
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As we mark the 250th anniversary of our nation’s independence, The Women’s Caucus for Art posed artists the question and call: Independence for Whom?
This juried show features 46 works by 37 artists across the country, amplifying women’s voices, celebrating stories of independence, and using art to inspire transformative changes.
The show is hosted at the Workhouse Arts Center, a former prison which held suffragists in 1917 and played a pivotal role in the fight to pass the 19th Amendment.
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This 9-day celebration connects visitors with hundreds of master craftsmen from across New Hampshire and New England.
Explore nearly two hundred sales booths featuring fine craft in every medium, shop curated exhibitions, experience engaging demonstrations, and enjoy live music and delicious food.
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The Good Flea returns to Heath’s San Francisco Tile Factory for a weekend of vintage discovery. Explore thoughtfully curated collections of furniture, ceramics, books, records, artwork, apparel, and rare design objects sourced by curators and creative leaders from around the world.
Alongside exceptional finds, visitors can connect with the people behind the collections, encounter pieces from Heath’s own design history, and discover objects rarely found in traditional vintage markets.
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Fuller Craft Museum is partnering with Worcester Center for Crafts to present the American Craft Fair on June 13–14, 2026!
This two-day celebration of creativity will feature handcrafted work by talented artists from across the region, plus studio classes, live demonstrations, food trucks, and music. It’s a vibrant weekend designed to connect makers and the community through the power of craft.
American Craft Fair
June 13-14, 2026
10 AM – 4 PM both days
455 Oak Street, Brockton, MA
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Explore wirework, polymer clay, and UV resin in this hands-on jewelry workshop.
Create earrings, rings, and pendants while learning core techniques and experimenting with your personal style—perfect for all skill levels.
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Unplug in a nature-inspired spa workshop combining mindful walks, journaling, and hands-on crafting.
Learn cold-process soap making and create personalized bath and body products using natural oils, clays, and botanicals.
Leave with a curated spa basket including soap, body scrub, face mask, eucalyptus bundle, floral water, moisturizer, accessories, and a journal.
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Shape simple, functional forms as you carve either a birdbath or a pair of bookends from Virginia soapstone.
Using hand tools, you’ll learn the fundamentals of stone carving while bringing out the natural beauty of this soft, workable material.
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Presented in partnership with the Sun Valley Museum of Art and Handwork 2026, this celebration will spotlight the exceptional craftswomanship that has long defined life in the Mountain West, honoring the creators who keep these traditions vibrant and alive.
True to Western spirit, these artists are opening their corral to the community through a public exhibition, hands-on learning, and conversations that explore their deep ties to the land they call home.
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The Galleries at Moore support Moore College of Art & Design’s educational mission and role as a cultural leader by providing a forum for exploring contemporary art and ideas, and enriching the artistic and intellectual climate of the college, the Greater Philadelphia community, and beyond.
As a gateway between the College and the city of Philadelphia, The Galleries are a catalyst for creative exploration, experimentation and scholarship and function as a gathering place to meet, reflect, learn, challenge, and create—our commitment to academic, artistic, and curatorial freedoms is evidenced through our inclusive and innovative programming, all of which is free and open to the public.
The Galleries build community through dialogue and participation, and inspire an appreciation for the visual arts as a vital force in shaping contemporary culture.
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Belger Arts is pleased to present Beat the Heat, an exhibition that explores the freedoms and limitations that emerge during the intense summer heat.
Each artist addresses a key aspect of the summer experience—whether it’s vibrant nightlife, exploring the outdoors and urban environments, or finding moments of calm amid the season’s frenzy. Together, they consider the central question: “What Beats the Heat?”
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