CREATIVE
OPPORTUNITY
FUND
APRIL 13-22
Expanding access to scholarships, internships, and residencies.
Immersive Craft Workshops
MAY-SEPTEMBER
Explore workshops in Blacksmithing, Ceramics, Metals & Jewelry, and other Special Topics, including Drawing & Painting, Glass, and more. Options range from date nights to five-day immersive experiences led by expert instructors. Offerings also include Youth & Teen workshops, Community Classes, short-term Artist Residencies, and Creative Group Retreats.
Community Classes
Wednesday Evenings in May with Open Studio Hours. Choose from:
May Community Wood Firing
with Meghan Burke & Dan Tomcik
May 16-18 (Unload May 24)

Space Available!
2026 Workshop Instructors
Our national instructors are dedicated to the growth and learning of our participants and carefully selected for both their artistic and instruction skills.

“There is magic in this place sparked by the natural beauty, the art spirit, and the beautiful community that forms at each session.”

Creative Team Building Retreats
Looking for the perfect place to hold your professional or educational retreat?
Ways to Give
Your gifts help expand and preserve craft education. We are grateful for your support.
Contact Us
Staff are available Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Our staff may be working remotely at times.
Phone lines are monitored, but the most reliable way to reach us is by email. Click for staff directory.
For general inquiries, please email info@touchstonecrafts.org
Gallery Hours: Open to visitors Tuesday–Saturday, 11 AM–4 PM.
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