Chip Carving is a style for creating decorative patterns to embellish surfaces. Letter Carving will present how to layout and carve letters to personalize items or for sign making.

Join us for a demonstration on the basics of turning a small wood bowl on the lathe.

Bas relief carving (low relief) is a technique in which the model is only slightly projected above the surface. We'll practice with some simple but wonderful forms

In this 3-part class, students will learn essential handbuilding techniques needed to construct hollow vessels.

Students will use paper patterns to cut out slabs of air dry clay.

Work with leather and create a single or double-wrap bracelet with a snap fastener.

Join us for a demonstration on spindle turning.

Participants in this workshop will have the opportunity to design the panels to create a small laser cut desk lamp. Experience in Illustrator, CorelDraw or Inkscape will be helpful but not required.

Participants in this workshop will have the opportunity to create decorative designs and make this box.

All about jeweler's saws and saw blades.

Participants in this workshop will receive all the materials required to make a 5 x 7 wood picture frame ready to add your picture.

Clay can be sculpted like wood and carved like a linoleum block.

Curious how they work? A CNC router is controlled by a computer drawing to cut the shape you want.

Learn how to make a fused link silver bracelet.

Participants in this workshop will make a 5" x 5" x 3.5" lidded Pine box. We will also be decorating the box and lid with a number of different options.

In this workshop students will make a small planter out of earthenware clay using handbuilding construction techniques.

Join us for a demonstration on Gilding, which is how to apply real 23K gold leaf to an object.

Love stacking rings? Explore two different designs that are delicate and fun!

Meet cellist Alisa Weilerstein and pianist Inon Barnatan in a Zoom gathering preceding their virtual performance.

An audio theatre experience for families to do in their homes together. Created by Zoë Barry, Tahli Corin, Liz Francis, Nikita Hederics and Sarah Lockwood.

Join us in celebrating outstanding Dartmouth student artists.