Each Thursday afternoon classes at ESSA things slow down just a bit at the end of the day for "Studio Stroll" to which members of the community are invited to drink wine, eat snacks and see what students have learned during the week.
Yesterday, I attended a meeting to plan next year's programs, and I attended studio stroll at which professional woodturner Judy Ditmer did a demonstration for guests. I had not realized that woodturning could be performed as stand up comedy routine. But Judy had the whole group laughing (and learning) for over 20 minutes. I hope we have her on our schedule again for next year. Word will get out.
I am nearly done with my box guitars and am preparing for my own ESSA class in making "pocket boxes."
There are still spaces available in that class if anyone at the last minute chooses to attend. We will spend the week making very small boxes in a variety of designs, and no prior experience in woodworking is required. Students will carry home new skills, new friendships, and very small boxes to serve as evidence of learning and to share with friends. Register here: http://essa-art.org/workshops/wood/pocket-boxes/ If you join next week's class, you will be able to share your own work during a studio stroll of your own.
Make, fix, create, and increase the likelihood that others love learning likewise.
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