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  • Mudflat Perks Subscription | Mudflat

    Friends of Mudflat Perks Subscription (Formerly called Membership) Enrolled students who take classes every semester and/or sign up for workshops, might be interested in purchasing a Mudflat Perks Subscription at the time of registration. The Mudflat Perks Subscription provides the following benefits: 10% discount on class tuition and intro workshops Special member discount (up to 50%) on other workshops Early registration for classes and workshops* 10% discount on purchases at Mudflat Open Studio and Sale events in May and December 10% discount on purchases at Mudflat Gallery in Porter Square, Cambridge The Mudflat Perks Subscription provides the discounts listed above but does not include studio access - you must be enrolled in a class to use the Mudflat facility. TO PURCHASE A SUBSCRIPTION: When taking new subscribers, Perks Subscriptions can only be purchased during registration periods. Registration periods begin on the first day of general registration and last for 3 weeks. We do not take Perks Subscription purchases outside of a registration period. A one year Perk Subscription is $200, and your discount can be applied immediately if registering for a class or workshop. You are not required to become a Subscriber to take classes at Mudflat. TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES: In order to register, you must create a mudflat.org online account. You can find the tutorials for creating an account and registering on our registration page . RENEWAL: When your Perks Subscription is due for renewal, you will receive an invoice from Mudflat via email, rather than renew when signing up for your class or workshop. When your renewal date is approaching, invoices will be sent out at the beginning of the registration period (referenced above) and be valid for 3 weeks. If you would like to renew your Mudflat Perk Subscription, pay the invoice by the listed due date. If you do not want to renew, do not pay the invoice. Please note: Perks subscriptions do not auto-renew. Not paying the issued invoice by the due date will result in the cancellation of your Mudflat Perks Subscription. CONDITIONS: Please note there is no early registration for the August semester of classes. Subscriptions are non-transferrable. One subscription per person. The Mudflat Perks Subscription does not include studio access - you must be enrolled in a class to use the Mudflat facility. Become a Lifetime Subscriber! This is a great way to show your support for Mudflat. Lifetime Subscriber is for one adult and includes all of the above benefits. $2000; please contact the Mudflat office for more information. Once there are plans available for purchase, you’ll see them here. No plans available

  • High School Ceramics Award | Mudflat

    Somerville High School Outstanding Ceramics Award Beginning in May 2015, Mudflat has made an annual award to a graduating senior from Somerville High School, who has participated in the high school's ceramics program. Students are recommended by the high school art department, based on their achievements and their commitment to learning ceramics. This $500 cash scholarship recognizes each student's accomplishments and our hope that they can continue to express themselves through their artwork. Award recipients: 2023 Leo Chiu 2022 Berkti Gebrehiwet 2022 Berkti Gebrehiwet 2020 Bianca Oppedisan 2020 Bianca Oppedisan 2019 Nabila Anandira Donate Support the Highschool Outstanding Ceramics Award by Donating to the Mudflat Community Outreach Fund

  • Tuttle Talks | Mudflat

    Tuttle Talk Presentations Mudflat hosts "Tuttle Talks" on Friday evenings, featuring artist presentations, films and mini-workshops. Tuttle Talks are free and open to the public. No events at the moment

  • Support | Mudflat

    Support Mudflat! Your gift helps make it possible For over 50 years, Mudflat has been more than a pottery studio—it's a place where creativity flourishes, community forms, and lives change through the ceramic arts. From the student taking their first class to the internationally recognized artist-in-residence, from the child on a field trip to the veteran finding healing through clay—every person who walks through our doors is part of something special. And it's made possible by donors like you. Learn more about making an impact! Donate! Make a tax-deductible donation today! List of Funds Learn about funds to designate your donations Other ways to support Learn more about other ways to give through planned giving, investment donations and more! Scholarships Directly impact students at Mudflat by donating to our Scholarship Funds Annual Reports Learn more about our organization!

  • Mudflat Studio Artists | Mudflat

    Meet the Studio Artists Noni Armony noniceramics.com Kyriakos Atsalis Susan Bernstein Melissa Bland www.melissabland.com Lynn Cannici Alejandra Cuadra alejandracuadra.com Angela Cunningham cunninghamceramics.com Holly Curcio hollycurcio.com Jennifer DeAngelis Gabrielle Fougere gabriellefougereceramics.com Mariya Gazumyan Howard Gerstein Lynn Gervens Reme Gold Lisa Graf www.lgraf.net Sanem Gray Katherine Hackl Doug Hansel Elise Hauenstein Lisa Knebel Chiyoko Lee June Lee Sang-Jeong Lee-Min Chloe Marr-Fuller Eliane Medina Jessica Mitchell Trix Oakley Jane Proctor Tracy Raymond Elaine Reily Tilla Rodemann tillarodemann.com Melanie Salisbury Corinna Tuckey Zach Shaw Corran Shrimpton Mudflat's 2024-25 Artist in Residence Ki Wan Sim Alice Templeton

  • Facility & Equipment | Mudflat

    Facility Our building at 81 Broadway in Somerville opened in August 2011. Mudflat’s $3.8 million renovation of the old Broadway Theatre into a premier clay school and studio is stunning, full of light, air, space and happy ceramic artists. This new home for Mudflat is an exciting place, with larger classrooms, improved equipment, additional artist studios, and a new space for expanded programs and community events. **Mudflat is a "barrier-free" facility.** Equipment KILNS Mudflat has three Bailey gas car kilns with electronic controls for both reduction and oxidation firing at high-fire cone 10: a 54 cubic foot; a 32 cubic foot, and an 18 cubic foot. The gas kilns can also be used for bisque firing. We recently added a 20 cubic foot soda kiln. There are five electric kilns, four with computer controls, for bisque firing, low-fire cone 04 glaze firing, and mid-range cone 6 glaze firing. SLAB ROLLER AND EXTRUDERS Equipment for use for handbuilding techniques includes one slab roller and two extruders. POTTERY WHEELS Mudflat has 36 electric pottery wheels: 24 in the main wheel classroom and 12 in the small wheel classroom. Mudflat also has one adaptive pottery wheel. Each wheel has an adjacent bench for use during throwing as well as a chair or stool in varying height. One wheel in each classroom can be positioned up on blocks for students who would prefer to throw standing rather than sitting. HANDBUILDING TABLES The handbuilding classroom has 6 canvas covered tables and an assortment of chairs and stools. Thanks to a generous donation from one of our students, we also now have 4 adjustable height tables, for sitting or standing work access. SPRAY BOOTH A ventilated spray booth is available for glaze application, with a spray gun and compressor. Main Wheel Room Small Wheel Room Handbuilding Room High Fire Glaze Room Artist-in-Residence Studio Kitchen Electric Kilns Gas Kilns Glaze Mix Room

  • Corporate Clay Workshops | Mudflat

    Corporate Clay Workshops Mudflat offers workshops for small groups of co-workers for team-building and creativity! Workshops can be scheduled for daytime, Friday evenings or weekends for up to 15 adults, focusing on basic wheelthrowing or handbuilding techniques. How the Workshop Works: A Mudflat teacher will demonstrate how to make a bowl on the pottery wheel (wheelthrowing workshop) or how to use slabs and coils to make functional or sculptural work (handbuilding workshop). Participants will work at their own pottery wheel or table space, with instruction and assistance from the teacher. Each participant will select a glaze color for their bowl/handbuilt item, so their best effort can be glazed and fired. After the workshop, the Mudflat teacher will dry and trim the pieces. Pieces are first bisque fired, then glaze is applied, then they are fired again. The whole process takes 4-5 weeks. We will wrap up and box all of the pieces for your group and notify the contact person when they are ready for pick-up, approximately one month after the workshop. Most pieces are food, dishwasher, and microwave safe. Scheduling a workshop at Mudflat: Start by filling out an inquiry form below. This form will gather information such as: How many participants are in your group? Maximum group size is 15 adults. Do you want a wheelthrowing or handbuilding workshop? What day/date/time works for your group? Daytime, Friday evenings or weekends generally work best for Mudflat. We cannot offer workshops on weekday evenings. Our event organizer will follow up with you after receiving your inquiry form.' We need a minimum of 2 weeks’ notice to schedule a workshop and find a teacher(s) for your group. Please be sure that you have interest from your group and buy-in from your workplace before scheduling a workshop. We need at least 1 week notice if you need to change the number of participants in your group. *Please Note*: Mudflat is unable to schedule corporate group workshops Thanksgiving-early January Workshop Fees: For a 2-hour long wheelthrowing/handbuilding workshop: $75 per person plus an additional $10 per person surcharge towards our Mudflat Community Outreach Fund Download an informational sheet here If you are interested, please fill out an inquiry form below Inquiry Form

  • August Semester | Mudflat

    August 2025 Semester Come and join us at Mudflat this August for our clay classes! For beginners we are offering 6 different sections of Intro to Wheelthrowing. If you're a current or past Mudflat student, you can choose from our independent study, affiliated, or August Access class options. Registration for the August Semester begins on June 3 at 10 am (on this page) If the class you would like is full, you can add your name to the waitlist here Intro to Wheelthrowing for NEW to Mudflat Clay Beginners! August 4-28, 2025 Have you always wanted to learn how to throw on the pottery wheel? This 4 week class is the perfect start to your clay journey! Classes below meet once per week for 3 hours per class. Classes will cover throwing, trimming and glazing. All materials are provided. Morning Class Options: Mondays, 10 am - 1 pm with Bob Herman Wednesdays, 10 am - 1 pm with Deb Minns Evening Class Options: Mondays, 6:30-9:30 pm wit Sanem Gray Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Jesse Dougherty Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Eliane Medina Thursdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Lisa Knebel Tuition: $250 No events at the moment Options for current/previously enrolled Mudflat Students We are providing opportunities for independent work during the August semester for both current and past students who wish to continue their clay work or start a new project, These options include 25 lbs. of clay and open lab hours. Please see the August semester options listed below. Independent Study, August 4-30, 2025 Students work independently during August lab hours at Mudflat. **August Lab hours differ from our typical lab hour schedule, please see below** August Lab hours: Mondays: 10 am - 9:30 pm Tuesdays: 6 - 9:30 pm Wednesdays: 10 am - 9:30 pm Thursdays: 6 - 9:30 pm Fridays: CLOSED Saturdays: 10 am - 4 pm Sundays: CLOSED Tuition: $300, Subscriber tuition: $270 Affiliated, August 4-30, 2025 Students work at home and bring in work to fire and glaze at Mudflat during the August Lab hours. August lab hours are listed above under the independent study section. Tuition: $250, Subscriber tuition: $225 August Access, August 4- September 1, 2025 Students work independently at Mudflat & have 24/7 access to the studio. Tuition: $500, Subscriber tuition: $450 No events at the moment

  • Financial Aid | Mudflat

    Financial Aid Mudflat is pleased to be able to offer financial aid to adults and children who wish to participate in our classes and workshops. We have established 4 funds that support this opportunity. The John McCooey Fund and the Ellen Schorr Fund both provide financial aid for adults enrolling in classes and workshops. The Judith Fuchel–Mahler Fund provides financial aid for adult students enrolling in handbuilding or sculpture classes specifically. The Elee Koplow Fund provides financial aid to children, as well as a parent (or other adult) and a child, taking classes and workshops at Mudflat. These Funds are supported in part by many generous individuals who have made financial contributions in memory of John McCooey, a longtime Mudflat student; Ellen Schorr, a Mudflat founder; Judith Fuchel-Mahler, artist; and Elee Koplow, a Mudflat studio artist and faculty member. The Funds are also supported by the sale of raffle tickets at our two Open Studio events each year. Mudflat artists, faculty members and students donate pottery for our popular raffles. Financial aid awards are given for partial (up to 50%) tuition of a class or workshop. Because Mudflat has a limited amount of money available for financial aid, we can only make a small number of awards each semester and students are eligible to receive one award each calendar year. (i.e. one year should have passed since the last time financial aid was awarded). Financial aid for children may be limited to one child per family per semester. Financial aid applications will be evaluated on clearly demonstrated need, the individual’s commitment to clay, and award history. If you are in need of financial assistance so that you may attend one of our classes or workshops, please fill out the application form . For more information, please contact the Director . IMPORTANT! Be sure to register for a class as soon as registration opens if you will be applying for financial aid so that if we can make an award to you, you will already be enrolled. Payment is not due when registering & applying for financial aid. When signing up for class, use the coupon code in order to not pay for your enrollment up front. Spring/Summer semester sign up coupon code: SPRSUMFINAID26 Spring/Summer semester financial aid applications are due March 25, 2026 If we cannot award financial aid to you, you can drop from the class with no penalty before our class drop deadline. If we can award financial aid to you, we will invoice you for your remaining tuition balance. Apply now for financial aid

  • Donate | Mudflat

    Give Today, Support Tomorrow's Artists Your generosity keeps our kilns firing, our students learning, and our community thriving Donate here! * You will be able to designate your donation to the fund of your choice on the next page* Giving Options: Make a One-Time Gift Support Mudflat today with a single donation! Donate today! Designate Your Gift to a Specific Fund Support the programs you care about most Learn about our funds Become a Monthly Donor Join our community of incredible sustaining supporters Donate Monthly Other Ways to Give Learn more about alternative ways to make an impact! Learn more about other ways to give Mudflat is a non-profit, 501c3 organization; your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Mudflat is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council and the Somerville Arts Council.

  • Adult Classes: 14-week Semester | Mudflat

    14-Week Long Semester Adult Class Options General registration for our Spring/Summer 2026 semester will take place on Wednesday, March 18 at 10 am. Registration for the spring summer semester has closed for all classes with the exception of Affiliated. If you would like to register for affiliated please call the Mudflat at 617-628-0589. If you would like to join the waitlist for a class or independent study, add your name to the waitlist using the button below. *Please note the waitlist does not carry over from semester to semester WAITLIST Classes Offered at Mudflat: Spring/Summer 2026 Winter semester dates: April 27- August 1, 2026 Select the tab for the class level/type you are interested in learning more about Beginning Wheel Advanced Beginning Wheel Intermediate Wheel Beginning Handbuilding Intermediate Handbuilding Sculpture: Flora & Fauna Altering Working Independently Mondays, 10 am - 1 pm with Kylie Marden Mondays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Jesse Dougherty Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Eliane Medina Wednesdays, 10 am - 1 pm with Jesse Dougherty Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Lisa Knebel Thursdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Leah Guerin Saturdays, 10 am - 1 pm with Corran Shrimpton Class Description: This course is designed for individuals who have limited or no prior experience with clay and wish to acquire fundamental skills in pottery wheel techniques for crafting functional pieces. The sessions will include demonstrations on essential processes like wedging, centering, and shaping various items like vases, mugs, bowls, and plates. Participants will also be taught basic methods for glazing and decorating. Enrolled students will have the opportunity to use the studio during lab hours and will receive a complimentary 25 lb bag of clay. While personal clay tools are not included, they are available for purchase at Mudflat. Mondays, 10 am - 1 pm with Felissa King Mondays, 6:30-9:30 pm with David LaPierre Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Cary Atsalis Fridays, 10 am - 1 pm with Doug Hansel Saturdays, 10 am - 1 pm with Lisa Knebel Class Description: This course is designed for students who have some basic experience with the potter's wheel and wish to enhance their skills. The emphasis will be on developing throwing techniques, exploring various forms, and learning more advanced glazing and decorating techniques. Enrollment in semester-long classes includes lab access and a complimentary 25 lb bag of clay. Please note that personal clay tools are not included but can be bought at Mudflat. Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Steve Murphy Wednesdays, 10 am - 1 pm with Steve Murphy Thursdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Tracy Raymond Class Description: Enhance your throwing skills and deepen your technical knowledge of working with clay. Explore intricate functional shapes, hone your throwing techniques, and learn advanced methods for decorating and glazing. The course will review and evaluate fired pieces to help you refine your individual artistic style. Additionally, you will have access to lab hours throughout the semester and receive a complimentary 25 lb bag of clay. Please note that personal clay tools are not included but are available for purchase at Mudflat. Mondays, 10 am - 1 pm with Chloe Marr-Fuller Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Gabrielle Fougere Thursdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Eliane Medina Class Description: Discover handbuilding as a different approach to creating both functional and artistic ceramic pieces. Participants will be instructed in fundamental techniques like coil, slab, and using molds, along with various decorative methods and finishing touches using lowfire or highfire clays and glazes. Students will work on their own projects under the guidance of the teacher. All semester courses include lab time and a complimentary 25 lb bag of clay. While personal clay tools are not supplied, they are available for purchase at Mudflat. Wednesdays, 10 am - 1 pm with Jen DeAngelis Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Julie Peck Fridays, 10 am - 1 pm with Gabrielle Fougere Saturdays, 10 am - 1 pm with Gabrielle Fougere Class Description: Enhance your foundational handbuilding techniques and delve into creating intricate functional and/or complex shapes. The course will focus on honing handbuilding methods, experimenting with surface finishes, and exploring various ways to complete your pieces. The class will review and critique fired results to foster the development of a personal style. Enrolled students will have access to studio hours throughout the semester and will receive a complimentary 25 lb bag of clay. While personal clay tools are not included, they can be bought at Mudflat. Independent Study: Students who have prior experience working with clay have the opportunity to work on their own projects independently through the Independent Study program. Independent Study allows students to use the classroom space during open lab hours throughout the semester. Participants who are new to the studio should plan to attend an orientation meeting to receive studio details, clay and shelf space. This orientation happens on the first day of the semester at 6:30 pm. Please note that Independent Study does not include any instruction. Additionally, students enrolled in independent study will receive a complementary 25 lb bag of clay. Personal clay tools are not provided but can be purchased at Mudflat. Enrolled students might be interested in this Independent Study Cheat Sheet Affiliated: This program is designed for Mudflat students who were previously enrolled and have a home studio available for their work. It allows you to create pieces at home and then bring them to Mudflat for firing in our kilns by our technical team. Affiliated students are required to buy clay from Mudflat. The price of clay covers the cost of glazes, bisque and glaze firings. One bag of clay is included in the tuition fee. You are welcome to use the glaze rooms at Mudflat during our Open Lab Hours. Your work will be fired alongside other Mudflat student pieces during scheduled firings. Please note that being affiliated does not grant you a student shelf in the Mudflat classrooms, and no instructional support is provided. Mondays, 6:30-9:30 pm with Corran Shrimpton Class Description: This class explores botanical and animal forms through ceramic sculpture. Drawing inspiration from the natural world — whether humans, insects, flowers or imagined hybrid creatures — students will learn to translate organic shapes into expressive clay forms. Students will learn a range of hand building techniques—pinching, coiling, slab construction, and sculpting solid—as well as surface approaches like carving, texture, slips, and underglazes. Approaches will range from observational realism to expressive abstraction and fragmentation. Students who are interested in creating vessels are also welcome and will be encouraged to explore the sculptural possibilities within a functional frame. Fridays, 10 am - 1 pm with Eliane Medina Class Description: Hone your clay skills in this combined wheel throwing and handbuilding class. Learn to think outside the box by altering wheel thrown pieces and combining thrown and handbuilt components. Discover new ways to build using bisque and plaster molds. Students should be comfortable with basic wheel throwing and handbuilding techniques. CLASS INFORMATION: Tuition For adult classes & independent study tuition is $800.00 for 14 weeks unless otherwise noted. Affiliated tuition is $700 Tuition includes 25 lbs. of clay (there is a $10 surcharge for porcelain) with glazes and firings, but does not include personal clay tools, please see below. Students may purchase additional clay from Mudflat; students may not bring in any clays or glazes from other studios or suppliers. Tuition also includes use of the studio classrooms during open lab hours. Mudflat does offer financial aid. Please see our EBT Card to Culture Page or our Financial Aid page on the website for more info. Tuition must be paid in full to complete your registration. Clay Tools Personal clay tools are not provided for adult classes, but may be purchased at Mudflat. We have an assortment of individual clay tools available for sale or a basic 8-piece beginning tool set. These can be purchased the first day of class in Mudflat's office. Refund Policy Refund policy for all classes, independent study & affiliated: Tuition for classes is refundable minus the service & processing fees if you cancel two weeks before the semester begins . If you cancel your class after that date, tuition is non-refundable. Credits or transfers will not be issued for missed classes. Community Guidelines Policy Mudflat Pottery School is committed to providing a safe, productive, and welcoming environment free from discrimination and harassment for all participants, including students, faculty, studio artists, staff, board members, and the public. Mudflat leadership is committed to ensuring that the studio is a space where people of all identities and abilities feel respected and valued. It is expected that everyone at Mudflat will contribute to a culture in which all participants feel personally safe, listened to, valued, and treated with fairness and respect. We expect everyone to embrace these values and to express them in studio interactions and through everyday practice. We kindly ask all students to read our full list of community guidelines and agree to them during the class sign-up process. Your understanding and adherence to these guidelines help us create a positive and respectful environment for everyone. Read the full list of community guidelines here . Makeup class policy for the 14-week long semester classes Instructor-Initiated Cancellations: When an instructor must cancel a class or when Mudflat closes due to inclement weather, a formal makeup class will be scheduled for all enrolled students. Student-Initiated Absences: If a student misses a class for personal reasons, there are no formal makeup classes, class transfers, or refunds provided. Students who must miss a session are encouraged to: Notify their instructor in advance when possible Practice missed skills during designated open lab hours Pottery Pickup Storage Period: Completed pottery for classes and workshops will be held at Mudflat for up to 2 months from the completion date. After this period, unclaimed pieces may be disposed of to make room for new student work. Student Responsibility: Students are responsible for picking up their finished pieces within the 2-month window. Please don't forget to collect your creations! We love seeing the wonderful pieces you've made and want to ensure they make it home with you. Questions: If you have questions about pickup times or need to make special arrangements, please contact the office staff. Mudflat Perks Subscription Renewal When your subscription is due for renewal, you will receive an invoice via email from Mudflat, rather than renew when signing up for your class or workshop. Invoices will be sent out to members who are up for renewal on the general registration date. If you would like to renew your subscription, simply pay the invoice online. If you do not want to renew your subscription, do not pay the invoice. If you are not sure when to expect this invoice, you can see your renewal date in your online profile under "My Subscriptions". Please note: subscriptions do not auto-renew. Invoices that are not paid by the due date will result in a lapsed subscription. Financial Aid & Card to Culture When registering using these two options, you will need to put in a coupon code during checkout to receive the proper discount/payment option. Please see the financial aid or EBT Card to Culture pages for more information.

  • Open Lab hours | Mudflat

    2026 Adult students in classes and independent study are encouraged to come to Mudflat for additional studio practice time during open lab hours. Students are permitted to use all classrooms with the exception of the community classroom, which is not available for lab hour use. See below for the lab hours and classroom schedules. * Please note that open lab hours are for registered students only. We do not offer drop in hours.* Open Lab hours Adult students in classes and independent study are encouraged to come to Mudflat for additional studio practice time during these days and times: Mondays, 10 am -9:30 pm Tuesdays, 6 - 9:30 pm Wednesdays, 10 am - 9:30 pm Thursdays, 6 - 9:30 pm Fridays, 10 am - 8 pm Saturdays, 10 am - 6 pm Sundays, 10 am - 6 pm Office Hours: Stop by or call to chat with the office staff or purchase clay & tools. Mondays- Fridays, 10 am - 5 pm Holidays: See the list for studio closures. In the event of inclement weather, we will update the homepage of the website and the office answering machine for unplanned closures. Memorial Day - Monday, May 25th: OPEN Juneteenth - Friday, June 19th: OPEN 4th of July - Saturday, July 4th: CLOSED Small Wheel Classroom Workshops Workshops are scheduled in this classroom during the listed times. Please use wheels downstairs if coming in for open lab hours. Check outside the classroom for current workshop schedule Main Wheel Classroom Workshops Workshops are scheduled in this classroom during the listed times. Please use other wheels if coming in for open lab hours. Check outside the classroom for current workshop schedule Back 8 Wheels Workshops are scheduled in this area ( wheels located at the bottom of the stairs. during the listed times. Please use other wheels if coming in for open lab hours. Check outside the classroom for current workshop schedule Handbuilding Classroom Workshops are scheduled in this classroom during the listed times. Please use other tables or check with the instructor if coming in for open lab hours. Check outside the classroom for current workshop schedule Winter 2026 Classroom Schedule See below for when classes are scheduled in each classroom. Students enrolled in scheduled classes have priority in the space, but if you are using open lab hours, you may ask the instructor if there is room to sit in. Main Wheel Room Small Wheel Room Handbuilding Room Monday Advanced Beginning Wheel, 10 am - 1 pm with Felissa Advanced Beginning Wheel, 6:30-9:30 pm with David Tuesday Intermediate Wheel, 6:30-9:30 pm with Felissa Wednesday Intermediate Wheel, 10 am - 1 pm with Doug Advanced Beginning Wheel, 6:30-9:30 pm with Cary Thursday Intermediate Wheel, 6:30-9:30 pm with Tracy Friday Advanced Beginning Wheel, 10 am - 1 pm with Doug Saturday Beginning Wheel, 10 am - 1 pm with Corran Monday Beginning Wheel, 10 am - 1 pm with Tilla Beginning Wheel, 6:30-9:30 pm with Jesse Tuesday Beginning Wheel, 6:30-9:30 pm with Eliane Wednesday Beginning Wheel, 10 am -1 pm with Jesse Beginning Wheel, 6:30-9:30 pm with Eliane Thursday Beginning Wheel, 6:30-9:30 pm with Leah Friday Beginning Wheel, 10 am - 1 pm with Katie Saturday Beginning Wheel, 10 am - 1 pm with Lisa Monday Flora & Fauna, 6:30-9:30 pm with Corran Tuesday Beginning Handbuilding, 6:30-9:30 pm with Gabrielle Wednesday Intermediate Handbuilding 10 am - 1pm with Jen Intermediate Handbuilding, 6:30-9:30 pm with Julie Thursday Beginning Handbuilding, 6:30-9:30 pm with Elaine Friday Intermediate Handbuilding, 10 am - 1 pm with Gabrielle Saturday Intermediate Handbuilding, 10 am - 1 pm with Gabrielle

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