Classes and Workshops
Registration for spring semester Clay Classes will open at 9:00am for NC State students (December 2) and for the public (December 9).
2025 Spring registration dates & times
Break to Make Cost & Registration info
Registration for fall Wood Classes will open at 3:00pm for students (July 1) and for the public (July 8).
Registration for fall Clay Classes will open at 9:00am for students (July 1) and for the public (July 8).
Shortcut to list of all Clay classes in Reporter
Registration for fall Photography Classes will open at 1:00pm for students (July 1) and for the public (July 8).
Shortcut to list of all Photography classes in Reporter
Registration for fall Mixed Media classes will open at 1:00pm for students (July 1) and for the public (July 8).
Shortcut to list of all Mixed Media classes in Reporter
Shortcut to list of all Lapidary classes in Reporter
Shortcut to list of all Jewelry & Metals classes in Reporter
Registration for fall Fibers Classes will open at 9:00am for students (July 1) and for the public (July 8).
Shortcut to list of all Fibers classes in Reporter
Shortcut to list of all C:LAB classes in Reporter
Shortcut to list of all Clay classes in Reporter
Shortcut to list of all Break to Make classes in Reporter
Registration for spring semester Break to Make classes will open at 3:00pm for NC State University Faculty and Staff (December 9).
Crafts Center Open House
Session A – Pottery Wheel
Session B – Turned Wood Pen
Session C – Handbuilding Clay Planters
Session D – Fused Glass
Session E – Watercolor: Fall Leaves
Session F – Enameled Copper Pendant
Session G – Turned Wood Ice Cream Scoop
Session H – Hot Glass Beads
Session I – Beaded Earrings
Session J – Turned Wood Bottle Opener
Woodworking 1: Foundations of Woodworking
Woodworking 2: Joinery and Intermediate Techniques
Woodworking 3: Methods of Furniture Construction
Introduction to the CNC Router
Introduction to Hand Tools [Workshop]
Introduction to Woodturning: Bowls
Introduction to Woodturning: Spindles
Handbuilding I: Foundations of Clay
Handbuilding II: Expanding Techniques
Wheel I: Foundations of Wheel Work
