Join us on November 23 for our first ever Family Day—a day of family-friendly ornament making just in time for the holidays! Parents and guardians with children ages 12 and up are welcome to register with their kids.
Holding an offsite for your company is a fast and fun way to encourage creative problem solving, boost employee morale, improve communication, and promote collaboration. There are a lot of different things you can do with your team—check out our seven tips for your successful team build.
Have you already flipped through our latest catalog and got excited about all our upcoming fall classes? Yesterday, early member registration for the 136 classes running September–December officially opened!
The Crucible’s 2019 Volume 3 catalog is hot off the presses and due to land in your mailbox in just a couple days. Here is your sneak peek at all of our classes running from September to December, including a number of brand new classes in leather, glass, ceramics, and more.
Erick Dawkins first came to The Crucible on a fourth-grade field trip and has now taken four classes, finding accomplishment making with his hands.
For the past twenty years, Rosa Dorantes has been dedicated to sharing her knowledge of ceramics. An Oakland-native who found The Crucible just over one year ago, Rosa has transformed our Ceramics Department into a sanctuary that keeps students coming back. In the year since she has taken over as Department Head, multiple students have taken Ceramics I with Rosa three times in a row.
Meet Maia Danks, the artist behind Octopus Ceramics. After growing up taking classes at The Crucible, Maia became the youngest artist to ever vend at GIFTY. We sat down with Maia to learn about special projects she is making just for GIFTY.
196 classes are now open for public registration, from old favorites to brand new classes. We broke down some of our top picks to ensure your registration is smooth and successful!
October is here, and our studios are alive with the spook. If you are ready to embrace your supernatural side, we have the inspiration for you! From ghastly glass ghosts to playful pumpkin pendants, there are countless ways that you can celebrate the season in the studio.
We sat down with Rikki to learn about his Native American roots and how he became the co-head of our Jewelry Department after living in Oklahoma, working as a chef, and studying cartography.