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This one-day workshop will kickstart your professional persona. Revamp your resume, design a business card, create your brand identity online, and learn public speaking through improv techniques.
Section D1: Saturday 10:30a-6p, November 17
We’ll cover a wide range of digital marketing concepts like email, pay-per-click, SEO, online forums & review sites, as well as off-line concepts like events, partnerships and references/referrals.Section D1: Thursday 7-10p, November 1
Section D2: Monday 7-10p, November 19
Section D3: Wednesday 7-10p, December 19
Screen Printing is a simple and effective way to produce an unlimited number of virtually identical prints on practically any surface. Learn how to set up a screen printing "lab" and make prints in your very own home. Get a taste of what our screen printing classes are all about in this short clip: 3rd Ward Screen Printing video.
Section D3: Wednesday 1-7p, November 14 FULL
Section D4: Monday 12-6pm, November 19Section D9: Sunday 10a-4p, December 2 FULL
Section D10: Tuesday 11a-5p, November 27
Section D12: Saturday 10:30a-4:30p, December 8Section D8: Sunday 11a-5p, December 9 FULL
Section D11: Thursday 11a-5p, December 13
Continuing Projects is a self-designed class, similar to an independent study. It is meant for those with jewelry experience who need help trouble shooting or starting a new, more ambitious projectSection D1: Monday 3:30-6:30p, October 8Section D2: Sunday 5:30-8:30p, October 14Section D3: Sunday 5:30-8:30p, October 21Section D4: Sunday 5:30-8:30p, October 28Section D5: Monday 3:30-6:30p, October 29Section D6: Sunday 5:30-8:30p, November 4Section D7: Sunday 5:30-8:30p, November 11Section D8: Tuesday 7-10p, November 13Section D9: Sunday 5:30-8:30p, November 18 FULL
Section D10: Tuesday 3:30-6:30p, November 20Section D11: Sunday 5:30-8:30p, November 25
With the right components, you can build your very own bike light which outshines all the others. In this class, you will make your very own hi-power LED bike-light which runs off a 9v battery. After building, topics will include more advanced circuits for battery life, blinking lights, turn signals, or powering your bike through a dynamo.Section D1: Sunday 5-8p, October 28
Section D2: Sunday 5-8p, November 25
Explore methods of printmaking which do not require a press, and can easily be done at home. You will learn the basic principles of relief and monoprinting. The class is geared towards beginners and no prior knowledge of printmaking is necessary.Section D1: Sunday 10a-3p, October 21Section D8: Thursdays 7-10p, October 25, November 1Section D3: Saturday 11a-4p, November 3
Section D7: Tuesdays 7-10p, November 27, December 4
Section D4: Sunday 2-7p, November 25
Section D5: Saturday 11a-4p, December 1
Section D6: Saturday 11a-4p, December 22
Section D9: Friday 12-5p, December 28
Students will learn how to listen to the sound of light. Sound waves aren’t the only kind
of waves in this world, and by using some basic electronics, we can translate one wave
phenomenon to another, and eavesdrop on the unheard oscillations hidden inside electronic
light.
Section D2: Tuesdays 6-10p, November 27
Learn the alchemy of crafting an object in clay, heating it in a kiln, and transforming it into sterling silver! Watch as every detail of your clay object is transformed into precious metal.Section D1: Thursday 7-10p, October 11
Section D2: Tuesday 3:30-6:30p, November 27
Adobe's Lightroom is the premier digital photo management system used to view, edit, and organize your digital photo library.Section D1: Monday 7-10p, October 1Section D2: Thursday 3:30-6:30p, November 1
Section D3: Tuesday 9a-12p, November 27
Section D4: Thursday 3:30-6:30p, December 27
Learn three basic wire wrapping skills: the basic link, wire wrapping with head pins and wire wrapping for briolettes (tear drop shaped beads). These skills will allow you to make nearly any kind of jewelry - from linked chains to earrings to pendants and much more. Plus, the skills you learn here can easily be replicated in your own home, and require minimal tools. Whip up a few quick gifts, or just have some fun making quick and easy jewelry of your own design!
Section D1: Wednesday 7-10p, November 28
Section D2: Monday 3:30-6:30p, December 17
Explore the process of fusing glass to metal. Students will learn about stenciling, color and safety necessary for this age old process. Students will also be provided with information about how to set up their own kilns (enameling ovens) and enameling areas in their homes.Section D1: Sunday 1:30-4:30p, October 28
Section D2: Thursday 3:30-6:30p, November 29
Section D3: Wednesday 7-10p, December 5
This is a short but extremely fulfilling introduction to the wonderful craft of woodworking. You'll complete a cutting board that will proudly serve you for years and years. It can be used for cutting or as a display board for cheese and bread, or as a trivet for hot pots and pans. And of course – it will make a great gift.Section D1: Tuesday 7-10p, November 20
Section D2: Thursday 3:30-6:30p, November 29
Section D3: Thursday 3:30-6:30p, December 6
Create a unique leather necklace inspired by global traditions. Learn all the necessary steps to create a necklace in leather using semi-precious stones, beads, feathers and fringe as adornments.Section D1: Saturday 1:30-4:30p, October 6
Section D2: Sunday 1:30-4:30p, December 2
Learn how to utilize camera operation past the automatic setting to get the most out of your photos. We will also discuss what camera works for your needs, how to manually set your exposure, what different lenses do, and other tips.Section D2: Sunday 1:30-4:30p, October 14Section D1: Monday 7-10p, October 22Section D3: Monday 7-10p, November 5Section D5: Thursdays 7-10p, November 15
Section D4: Monday 7-10p, December 3
Chains are an excellent component in jewelry, clothing or accessories, or can stand alone. This workshop covers all the basic chains and patterns that can be created by linking simple jump rings.
Section D1: Monday 12-3p, November 12
Section D2: Thursday 7-10p, December 6
Smell is the most neglected of our senses yet it has the power to instantaneously penetrate our consciousness, evoking memories and emotion. Natural perfumery uses only essential oils and precious absolutes that are extracted from plants. In this sensory workshop we will examine the artisanal art of natural perfumery. Students will gain a basic understanding of the sense of smell, the history of perfume, the advent of synthetic ingredients and the return to naturals. Perfume ingredients and formulation will be explored and each participant will leave with two bottles of their own bespoke perfume.
Section D1: Saturday 1:30-4:30p, October 27Section D3: Saturday 1:30-4:30p, November 17
Section D2: Saturday 1:30-4:30p, December 8
Section A1: Saturday 1:30-4:30p, January 12
Section A2: Saturday 1:30-4:30p, February 9
Enroll in this 6-hour workshop to learn how to remove, remake and replace the lining of your coat.
Section D1: Sunday 11a- 5p, December 9
This workshop will enable you to take an active role in finding the most harmonious relationship to food specialized to your unique body.Section D1: Monday 7-10p, October 1Section D2: Thursday 7-10p, November 15 FULL
Section D3: Monday 7-10p, December 10
If you want to build your career or promote your work by speaking, but need a safe place to test the waters and get expert feedback, this class is for you.
Section D1: Tuesday 6-10p, December 11
Are you attending a fabulous event and need to look like a duchess? Learn to construct your own festooned black fascinator and wear it to weddings, horse races or any place you want to stand out.Section D2: Thursday 7-10p, November 8
Section D3: Tuesday 7-10p, December 11
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