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For a favorite someone - purchase a gift certificate for tuition for a particular class; or in any dollar amount to be applied towards tuition for a class of their choice. Great for Birthdays, Father's Day or gift-giving ideas for the Holidays! Call for more information (870) 269-8397.

NEW!  Community Evening Classes to begin Fall 2010

Where?  Arkansas Craft School Artisan Studio; 110 E. Main Street, Mountain View

Session I:  October 11 - December 17, 2010

Tuesday Nights:  Frame Drum (Bodhran) Construction
Time:6:30 - 9:30 (First class:  October 12)
Info:Construct your favorite style of frame drum - Irish Bodhran, Native American-style or Siberian-style.
Tuition:  $225.00
Instructor:  John Van Orman


Wednesday Nights:  Glass Bead Making
Time:6:30 - 9:30  (First class:  October 13)
Info:Learn to create beautiful and intricate lampworked glass beads.
Tuition:  $225.00
Instructors:  Tom and Sage Holland


Thursday Nights:  Wheel-thrown Pottery
Time: 6:30 - 9:30  (First class:  October 14)
Info: Discover the ever-intriguing world of making pots on the potter's wheel.
Tuition:  $225.00
Instructor:  David Dahlstedt

 


Session II:  January 10 - March 11, 2011
Courses to be announced in the Fall

Greetings from the Director

Welcome to the Arkansas Craft School! Our main studio is located right in the heart of beautiful, historic downtown Mountain View, Arkansas. Known nationally for its traditional craft and music since the Folk Festivals of the early 1960’s, Mountain View is the destination for many seeking a quaint get-away to the Ozark Mountains. This charming town provides Craft School students lodging options within walking distance including a motel, cabins and bed-and-breakfasts. As we are located right off the Courthouse Square, students also have access to an assortment of cafes, restaurants, shops and galleries - all within a few blocks; as well as to renowned impromptu evening jam sessions performed by local musicians.

The tradition of preserving and perpetuating precious cultural commodities has been given new life with the formation of the Arkansas Craft School. Join us soon for a workshop that will open new vistas, hone already established skills or just help you reconnect with your artistic spirit. We look forward to meeting you.

Sincerely,
Terri Van Orman