News from the Craft Center
Glass Bead Sampler Workshop June 16

Glass Bead Sampler Workshop June 16

Local glass artist Dawn Lombard is our newest glass instructor at BCC, and will be teaching our first Glass Bead Sampler Workshop on Saturday June 16, 10am-2pm. "Glass Beads on the Torch" will give beginner students the opportunity to to try lampworking glass without a steep time or financial commitment.

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Mother's Day is Just Around the Corner

Mother's Day is Just Around the Corner

Don't forget to celebrate the mother in your life May 13.

Brookfield Craft Center's Gallery and Gift Shop is open 7 days:
Mon-Sat 11am-5pm, Sun 12pm-4pm

Choose from hundreds of gifts handmade in the United States and make Mom smile.

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BCC Announces Leadership Transition

BCC Announces Leadership Transition

The Board of Directors of the Brookfield Craft Center (BCC) announced today the departure of Executive Director Richard Herrmann, effective May 31, 2012. The BCC Board has contracted with Support Center for Non Profit Management to work with the BCC community during this process. An Interim Executive Director will handle day-to-day responsibilities, with recruitment of a permanent Executive Director to follow completion of the organizational review.

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BCC Jewelry Studio Newsletter

BCC Jewelry Studio Newsletter

Download the latest edition of of the BCC Jewelry Studio Newsletter and stay informed about scheduled classes, studio events and more.

Features include Faculty Spotlight, Upcoming Classes, Design Challenge, Bench Tips and Cool Tools at the School.

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Social Media Seminar for Artists

Social Media Seminar for Artists

Writing on the Wall: Social Media for Artists
Professional Development Workshop with Artist and BCC Education Director Heather Lawless
Saturday, May 19, 10am-12pm
The principles of networking haven't changed in decades, but the social scene is all new. Whether you are apprehensive, dragging your feet, or ready to embrace social networking online, this seminar will introduce you to the world of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and more.

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BCC Artists and Instructors in the News

BCC Artists and Instructors in the News

The Brookfield Patch reminds us of how rich our neighborhood is with local artists. "Gallery: Local Artists and their Crafts" by Christina Rose features BCC jewelry instructor Rachel Morris, woodturning instructor Jim Degen, woodturning instructor Buster Shaw, basketry instructor Christa Shaw, weaving instructor Chris Aulicino, woodturning exhibiting artist Don Metz, and woodturning exhibiting artist Allen Nemetz. Works made by all these artists are available at BCC's 36th Annual Holiday Sale.

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Brookfield Craft Center Mill Building, ca. 1870

Brookfield Craft Center Mill Building, ca. 1780

Brookfield Craft Center is recognized as one of the finest professional schools for creative study in America, dedicated to teaching traditional and contemporary craft skills, and fostering the appreciation of fine craftsmanship. Our classes and workshops are taught by nationally acclaimed local and visiting artists who regularly bring their experience and creative energies to our unique institution.

We invite you to be creative, and encourage you to learn and grow within our artistic community of talented faculty, inspired students and generous volunteers and supporters. Students can explore blacksmithing, bladesmithing, ceramics, fused glass, lampworking, jewelrymaking, woodturning, weaving and fiber arts. Other areas of special interest include business, marketing and photography for artists; decorative arts; drawing and painting. (See our calendar for what’s currently available.)

Our Campus and Facilities

Our historic 2.5 acre campus is located six miles north of Danbury, Connecticut, on the banks of the Still River, with an historic Mill Building as its centerpiece. Our six vintage buildings house seven fully-equipped studios, an exhibition gallery, a retail craft gallery and seasonal gift shop, and housing for visiting faculty. [read more]

The mission of Brookfield Craft Center is to teach and preserve the skills of fine craftsmanship, and to enable creativity and personal growth through craft education.


 

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