Andywhere on fri 7 mar 97
I'm new to the Denver area and want to get my hands back in clay.
Ultimately, I'd like to get my own studio or share one with a kiln, but
for now I'd just like to take some classes somewhere to ge reconnected.
Any suggestions about where to head in Denver?
Andy
Kristin Conrad on sat 8 mar 97
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I'm new to the Denver area and want to get my hands back in clay.
>Ultimately, I'd like to get my own studio or share one with a kiln, but
>for now I'd just like to take some classes somewhere to ge reconnected.
>Any suggestions about where to head in Denver?
>
>Andy
Front Range Community College in Westminster (10 or 15 minutes down the
turnpike from Denver) has a nice program and facilities and the instruction
is great. The facilities are open to students when other classes aren't in
there, too.
phone (303) 466-8811
Another facility that I hear great things about is the Arvada Center for
Arts & Humanities (303) 431-3080.
If none of that sounds good, try calling the local clay supplier, Mile Hi
and ask their advice (303) 825-4570.
-----Kristin Conrad
Rollinsville, CO
Richard mahaffey on mon 10 mar 97
In addition to the Arvada Center I would recommend the Arapahoe Community
College. Kathy Holt runs a great program there with lots of opportunity
to learn and a nurturing welcomming atmosphere that is vital to doing good
work in a class/group studio situation.
Rick Mahaffey,
Tacoma Community College, Tacoma, WA, 98466,USA
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