Craft & Fine Art Classes and Workshops in Marlboro, Vermont.
The Marlboro Studio School is an all-levels arts program offering hands-on instruction in a variety of craft and fine art media, with a focus on ecologically sound, environmentally-friendly techniques and processes.
Based on the 500+ acre Potash Hill campus in rural Southeastern Vermont, our spaces include a fully outfitted ceramics studio, a multi-media sculpture studio, a painting studio, and other multipurpose flexible work and stay spaces.
Enrollment is currently open for Spring 2026 classes & workshops for youth, teens, and adults!
Spring Program Highlight
Beginning Leatherworking
April 18, 2026 | 1:00 - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Rich Cogliano
Discover the timeless craft of leatherwork in this hands-on introductory course designed for beginners. Learn the foundational skills essential to working with leather and create your own leather project to use & enjoy.
Spring 2026 Classes & Workshops
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Beginning Pysanky Egg Dyeing
Instructor: Shannon Wallis
March 29 from 1:00 - 4:30 pm
Learn the ancient Ukrainian Easter egg art of pysanky.
Since pagan times, Ukrainians have decorated eggs to welcome spring. Learn to create a beautiful, one of a kind keepsake with designs and colors that pop.
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Youth Ceramics: Wheel Throwing (ages 8-13)
Instructor: Emily Tatro
Sunday afternoons, March 29 - May 3*
Students will learn wheel-throwing skills including centering, pulling walls, and trimming while developing confidence in their artistic voice.
*class will not meet on April 19
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Beginning Leatherworking
April 18 from 1:00 - 5:00 pm
Instructor: Rich Cogliano
Discover the timeless craft of leatherwork in this hands-on introductory course designed for beginners. Learn the foundational skills essential to working with leather and create your own leather project to use & enjoy.
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Quilting: Basics & Beyond
Instructor: Rae Heller
Sundays from 4:00 - 6:00 pm
April 19 - May 10Through this foundational quilting course, we will learn how to draw in inspiration, notice our artistic preferences, and build a creative practice, diving deeper into whatever techniques will help push your projects forward.
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Ink! Press! Pull! Spring Break Block Printing for Teens (12-16)
A spring break art opportunity! Experiment with layering prints, mixing and applying colored inks, using a printing press, and hand-pulling prints. Learn cool new techniques you can continue to use on your own.
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The Living Page: Artist Books Inspired by Art that Breathes
Instructor: Tony Lemos
May 2 & 3 from 10:00 am - 3:30 pm daily
Create a small suite of intimate artist books shaped by the Art that Breathes philosophy—an approach that centers relationship, slowness, ecological awareness, and sensory connection to place.