Hong Kong-born and Seattle-based artist Ling Chun leads an intimate porcelain clay workshop.

Bring-Your-Own-Craft is back! Learn how to make paper beads, using materials found at home. Bring your own project and craft in (virtual) community.

Learn a variety of techniques including fabric collage, hand stitching, and appliqué to create a soft fabric mask.

POT founder, artist, and instructor Mandy Kolahi hosts an open afternoon of learning basic clay skills to build pipes and other cannabis paraphernalia.

Experiment with natural materials collected from logwood and eucalyptus trees to dye a range of natural fiber fabrics. Instructor: Andres Payan Estrada.

Join artist and educator Ivan Lopez for a fun afternoon combining crafting and gardening. Create a hanging string garden inspired by kokedama, the Japanese art of growing hanging plants in fiber-wrapped moss balls.

Join Isabela Munoz from ceramic studio POT, for a special bilingual beginners’ clay workshop that will introduce participants to basic clay building and under-glazing techniques.

Work one-on-one with Shizuka Kusano, one of Japan’s most well-known kimono embroidery artists, to make a compact mirror cover using traditional Japanese embroidery techniques. This program is presented in collaboration with Japan Foundation Los Angeles.

Work one-on-one with Shizuka Kusano, one of Japan’s most well-known kimono embroidery artists, to make a compact mirror cover using traditional Japanese embroidery techniques. This program is presented in collaboration with Japan Foundation Los Angeles.

Everyone deserves an award! Learn basic hand building techniques to create your very own clay trophy, award, figurine, or sculpture.