This three-day workshop will teach you how to correctly load and fire Adamah’s Bailey gas kiln in reduction to cone 10. Spend Friday glazing your work; six studio glazes are available. On Saturday we will load the kiln and spend time learning about the kiln, what happens in a reduction atmosphere. Sunday we will fire…
The fall service at The Little Brown Church of Bear Valley will feature a message from retired Pastor Rebecca Clancy. Special music will be provided by the Spring Green ukulele group and Kay Taylor will be the accompanist. Coffee Hour will follow the service and light refreshments will be provided. The church is located in…
The Mineral Point Market is held every Saturday under the water tower beginning the first Saturday in May through the third Saturday of October. For a list of participating vendors, see www.mineralpointmarket.com/news.
Have you always loved the look of knitted lace items but been afraid to make them because they intimidated you? Lace knitting is easier than you think once you know some of the tips and tricks. In this class, students will learn the composition of knitted lace, some basic knitted lace stitches, how to read…
Throughout October, Esther Hill is exhibiting her paintings in the Community Room Gallery and John Kabot is exhibiting his found object sculpture and assemblages in the Glass Case Gallery at the Spring Green Community Library during regular library hours: 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday.
Within the old tradition there was special knowledge and sacred wisdom of medicinal herbs in every village and rural region. Join national botanical and natural medicine educator and writer Gigi Stafne to delve deeper into Nordic herbals. Included in this inspiring day’s session is a make-and-take component in which you will be creating three hand-crafted…
Kolrosing is a very old method of giving fine-line surface decoration to wood. It started with simply using the tip of one’s belt knife to make fine decorative cuts and rubbing coal dust into it to bring out the pattern (hence the name kol-rosing). Kolrosing was not fine art. It was decoration for everyday items…
Join us for a conversation about the interconnectedness of land and culture while enjoying an approximately 1-mile walk across the Taliesin estate. This completely outdoor tour will speak to the natural history of the estate, using Frank Lloyd Wright as the connecting theme between topics. Guests on this tour will explore the landscape that Wright…
An exhibit of original watercolors and limited edition Giclee prints by Richard Fayram depicting the Ice Age Trail and other areas in the Driftless Region. On display during library hours: 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday.
Throughout June, enjoy quilts made locally by Pat Fargen for the Linus Project on display in the Community Room Gallery and assemblage sculpture by Kathy Steffen in the Glass Case Gallery during regular library hours: 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday
Bring your instrument and play along or come to listen at the Bluegrass Jam at the Spring Green General Store the second Saturday of each month. While the weather permits they'll be held on our back deck. It's an amazing group of performers.
What do you think of when you think of mosaic knitting? Do you think of something geometric or "Greek" looking? Checkerboard? Windowpane? Waffle-like or woven? Something abstract or "Op Art?" No matter which of the above you think of, they’re all part of mosaic knitting! In this class we will explore how mosaic patterns work,…
Workshop new poems and deepen your craft at this free monthly workshop that meets the second Saturday of the month in person and online except July and December. New poets are always welcome, but only those who have submitted work prior to the workshop will receive feedback and critique. To receive Zoom link, register here.…
Large-scale banners of a traveling museum exhibition of mascots during wartime.