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Adult Potters Studio: Stoneware ClayComm Ed / Arts & CraftsCalling all hands-on dreamers! Whether you’ve always wanted to try pottery or you’re ready to dust off your skills, this three-session workshop is the perfect place to begin (or begin again). In the first two sessions, you’ll shape and mold stoneware clay using an electric wheel, slab roller, and extruder—tools that make the process even more fun. The final class is all about glazing: adding color, personality, and a touch of magic to your handmade treasures. This class is relaxed, beginner-friendly, and all about the joy of making something with your own two hands. Expect laughter, a little mess, and a lot of creativity. Dress for the occasion (in your grubbiest clothes) and bring an apron or towel if you like. We’ll let you know when they’re ready to pick up and admire! This class is meeting at Craig Seath’s Studio, tucked behind his house at 1023 7th St., Hudson. A $40 materials fee is due at class; Instructor accepts cash, check or Venmo.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Chunky Knit BlanketComm Ed / Arts & CraftsCreate a cozy, stylish chunky knit blanket with step-by-step guidance—no knitting experience or tools required! Upon arrival, you’ll choose your favorite yarn colors from our exclusive selection of Lion Brand yarn. In this 3-hour class, you’ll learn basic chunky knitting techniques and complete a standard throw (approximately 40"x 50"). Additional skeins will be available for purchase if you’d like to continue your project at home, though the class itself is limited to 3 hours. Walk away with a handmade, snuggly creation you’ll be proud to display or enjoy. A $65 materials fee is due at class; Cash or Venmo accepted.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Chunky Knit GnomeComm Ed / Arts & CraftsCreate an adorable chunky knit gnome in this fun and relaxing hands-on workshop! Using a simple, no-needles technique, participants will be guided step-by-step through the process of creating a cozy seasonal gnome to take home and display. No knitting or crochet experience is required, making this class perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike. Participants will choose their yarn colors at the start of class from an exclusive selection of premium yarn created through a collaboration between AR Workshop and Lion Brand Yarn. Come enjoy a creative evening, learn a new skill, and leave with a handmade project you'll be proud to show off. A $30 materials fee is due at class; Cash or Venmo accepted.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Chunky Knit PumpkinsComm Ed / Arts & CraftsCelebrate the season with a cozy and creative fall workshop! Participants will create a charming collection of three chunky knit pumpkins using a simple, no-needles technique that's easy to learn and fun to master. Guided step-by-step by a crafty instructor, participants will choose from an exclusive selection of premium yarn from Lion Brand Yarn to create pumpkins that perfectly complement their fall décor. No knitting or crochet experience is needed. Just bring your creativity and enjoy a relaxing time crafting with others. Participants will leave with three handmade pumpkins ready to display throughout the autumn season. A $30 materials fee is due to the instructor at class. Cash or Venmo accepted.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Deep Winter (Acrylic on Canvas)Comm Ed / Arts & CraftsCelebrate the beauty of winter through art! In this class, you’ll create a striking deep-winter landscape inspired by the monochromatic style of Saitō Kiyoshi and his famous work Deep Winter in Aizu (featured at the Minneapolis Institute of Art). Explore bold contrasts, snowy textures, and the quiet beauty of winter while creating your own dramatic seasonal masterpiece. Perfect for artists of all experience levels looking for a cozy and creative winter escape!Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Family, Friends and Individuals Potters StudioComm Ed / Arts & CraftsGet your hands muddy and your creativity flowing in this one-of-a-kind pottery adventure! You will roll, press, shape, and spin clay using a slab roller, extruder, and even an electric pottery wheel. You’ll make fun, functional (or just plain fabulous) pieces to keep or gift—then finish them off with colorful glazes. Your glazed creations will be clear-coated and fired in the kiln after class. We’ll let you know when they’re ready to pick up and admire! Perfect for first-timers or returning artists. No experience needed. Participants are encouraged to bring an apron or towel. This class is meeting at Craig Seath’s Studio, tucked behind his house at 1023 7th St., Hudson. A $25 materials fee is due at class; Instructor accepts cash, check or Venmo; Each student (adult and child) must register separately.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Holiday Pottery WorkshopComm Ed / Arts & CraftsThis is a great class for families and friends to get together and be creative. Participants can use a slab roller, extruder, or an electric pottery wheel to create decorative holiday pottery gifts. Participants will use a variety of colors to glaze pieces at the end of class. We will let you know when your pottery has been fired and is ready for pick-up at our district office. Please register each person individually, must be at least 8 years old. Participants are encouraged to bring an apron or towel. This class is meeting at Craig Seath’s Studio, tucked behind his house at 1023 7th St., Hudson. An $18 materials fee is due at class; Cash, check or Venmo accepted.Community Education - F/W 26-27
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Kids Crafts for Fall: Twigs and TreasuresComm Ed / Arts & CraftsStep into a world of fall fun with the Hudson Home and Garden Club! In this hands-on crafting adventure, you and your child will use leaves, twigs, pinecones, and other natural treasures to make magical, one-of-a-kind creations. From garden-inspired goodies to woodland wonders, each project will celebrate the sights, textures, and colors of the season. You’ll learn a bit about plants, explore your creativity, and take home beautiful reminders of your autumn adventure together. Come ready to snip, glue, paint, and play—fall magic awaits! Register by Sep 23rd to ensure enough supplies. Please register the child attending and provide the name of the accompanying adult during registration when prompted.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Nature PhotographyComm Ed / Arts & CraftsCapture the beauty of the natural world through your lens in this engaging 3-session Nature & Wildlife Photography class for adults and students ages 15+. Whether using a smartphone or digital camera, participants will learn how to create stunning outdoor images while building confidence behind the camera. Topics include seasonal photography tips, composition, camera settings, lighting, and simple editing techniques to help bring photos to life. Participants will also head outdoors during class to practice new skills in real-world settings, share their work, and learn from one another in a fun and supportive environment. Helpful handouts and resources will be provided so participants can continue growing their photography skills long after class ends. Please dress appropriately for the weather, as classes 1 and 2 will include outdoor practice time.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Soap Lab: The Art and Science of Cold ProcessComm Ed / Arts & CraftsDiscover the ancient art of soap making in this fun and informative lecture and demonstration-style workshop where you and you will learn how bar soap is made using time-honored methods that date back over 5,000 years. You’ll get an inside look at the entire process from ingredients to chemistry and leave with a better understanding of how soap works and how it's crafted. Each student takes home three bars of handmade soap and a class manual to continue exploring at home. Come ready to learn, watch, and take home something clean and creative! Youth ages 12-16 must be accompanied by an adultCommunity Education - F/W 26-27 -
Spark & Solder: Copper Foil Stained GlassComm Ed / Arts & CraftsDiscover the beauty and craftsmanship behind stained glass in this hands-on workshop with John Hanson, a stained glass artist with over 25 years of experience in design, creation, and restoration. In this class, you’ll learn the essential techniques of the copper foil method—from cutting and grinding to foiling and soldering—and create your own small stained glass panel to take home. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to build on your skills, John’s expert guidance and step-by-step instruction will help you bring your design to life. All tools and materials are provided. Please bring safety glasses for cutting, grinding, and working with zinc framing. Please also pack food and a beverage for your 30 minute lunch. Content is the same in each session. A $40/student materials fee due at class; Instructor accepts cash or check.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Wood Slice OrnamentsComm Ed / Arts & CraftsCelebrate the season together at this festive Holi-DIY family workshop! Participants will create a collection of six wood ornaments, perfect for decorating a tree, gifting to loved ones, or adding a handmade touch to holiday décor. Friendly instructors will provide step-by-step guidance, making this a fun and creative experience for all skill levels. Gather family and friends for an afternoon of holiday crafting, creativity, and memory-making. Each registered participant will create and take home their own set of six ornaments. Please note: Every individual participating in the workshop must be registered and will make their own ornament set. Materials may not be shared between participants. A $20 materials fee is due at class; Cash or Venmo accepted)Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Young Potters StudioComm Ed / Arts & CraftsStep into the studio and get ready to create decorative works of art with clay! In this two-session class, you’ll learn real pottery techniques like pinching, rolling, and sculpting to bring your own artistic ideas to life. You’ll also explore colorful glaze designs and finish your creations with a professional look. Each session is one hour of hands-on fun. We’ll build and glaze during both classes, and your decorative pottery will be kiln-fired and delivered to the school where your class was held once it’s ready. All materials are provided. Just bring your creativity and a willingness to get a little messy! Aprons will be available to use. We’ll let you know when they’re ready to pick up and admire! These classes are held at Craig Seath’s Studio 1023 7th Street, Hudson--studio is behind the house. A $15 materials fee is due at class; Instructor accepts cash, check or Venmo.Community Education - F/W 26-27