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!

Spring Program Highlight

Beginning Pysanky Egg Dyeing

March 29, 2026 | 1:00 - 4:30 PM
Instructor: Shannon Wallis

Learn the ancient Ukrainian Easter egg art of pysanky.

Since pagan times, Ukrainians have decorated eggs to welcome spring. In this class, you will take a plain white chicken egg, use hot beeswax applied with a kistka funnel to draw on the egg over a succession of aniline dyes, and blow out the egg to create a beautiful, one of a kind keepsake with designs and colors that pop.

Spring 2026 Classes & Workshops

  • Artist book created by artist Tony Lemos. Colorful pages bound in three rows within a unified binding, stacked one on top of the other.

    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.

    Working with botanicals mostly gathered from the land, we will explore eco-printing, botanical cyanotype, and low-impact print processes to generate pages rich with texture, memory, and story.

  • Colorful eggs dyed using the pysanky process of wax resist.

    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. In this class, you will take a plain white chicken egg, use hot beeswax applied with a kistka funnel to draw on the egg over a succession of aniline dyes, and blow out the egg to create a beautiful, one of a kind keepsake with designs and colors that pop.

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