Hand building and wheel throwing classes at the new Eno Arts Mill Ceramics Studio begin next Monday, October 26th, and it’s not too late to join in! Six-week class tuition includes weekly instruction, 25 lbs. of clay with firing and glaze included, and open studio time. Register this week to save your spot.
This series represents the second session of classes organized by ArtsOrange at Hillsborough’s first ceramics studio, which opened in the Eno Arts Mill last August, along with the artists’ studios and galleries that were closed for a year following Tropical Storm Chantal.
Single day workshops are also available and include handcrafting holiday ornaments and making glowing clay luminaries. See all single-session ceramics workshops here. Fall offerings in their six-week class series include:
- Mondays
– Leveling up on the Wheel with Kaylin Tsukayama from 10am–12:30pm
– Beginning Wheel: First Spin with Evelyn Ward from 6:30-9pm - Tuesdays
– Clay Creatures with Anna Schroeder from 10am-12:30pm
– Beginning Wheel: First Spin with Aliyah McAllister from 6:30-9:00 pm - Wednesdays
– Handbuilding Vessels with Amy Deystone from 10:00am – 12:30pm
– Cup Club! with Amy Irish from 6:30-9:00 pm - Thursdays
– Mixed Levels Wheel Throwing with James Ward from 10am-12:30pm
– Handbuilt Pots for the Table with Amy Irish from 6:30-9pm - Fridays
– Beginning Wheel: First Spin with Jessica Sandford from 10am-12:30pm
ArtsOrange represents the Orange County Arts Commission, a unit of Orange County government, and the Orange County Arts Alliance, their nonprofit partner. ArtsOrange’s mission is to promote and strengthen the artistic and cultural development of Orange County, North Carolina, by providing programs, promotional support, and resources to the arts community. They operate and manage the Eno Arts Mill, an inclusive, multipurpose arts space located in West Hillsborough.
