Save up to 40%!
We’re making room on our shop shelves for new items. We have lots of beautiful things marked up 25- 40% off – jewelry, accessories, ceramics, glass items, body care, candles, wood, stationery, and lots more.
The sale will run from May 17-25.
The Shop is open Mon-Fri 10am-4pm and Sunday 12-4pm. *closed Memorial Day
All sales are final; not combinable with other promotions.
GAC Closed for Memorial Day
In observance of Memorial Day, the school and shop will be closed on Monday, May 26.
Have you registered for your summer class or workshop yet?
Click on each catalog – adult and youth – which leads you to our registration pages. Have questions? Call us (203) 453-5947 between 10am-4pm Monday-Friday.
There’s More to Spring!
Here are our final Metals, Blacksmithing and Bladesmithing workshops in our spring semester with availability. Register Now!
Combining Gold & Silver
Instructor: Joy Raskin
May 31
Forging Bracelets
Instructor: Marsha Trattner
June 1
Metal Stacking Rings
Instructor: Joy Raskin
June 1
BBQ Tools Workshop
Instructor: Marsha Trattner
June 7 – 8
Making Miniature Metal Bowls
Instructor: Joy Raskin
June 8
Soldering Tips & Tricks Workshop
Instructor: Joy Raskin
June 8
ABANA Certification Level 1: Part 1
Instructor: Greg AmEnde
June 14 – 15
Intro to Hand Forged Blade: Session B
Instructor: Aidan Garrity
June 28 – 29
Call for Teen Artists
We are inviting teen artists (not limited to Guilford!) to submit 1-2 pieces to be included in the exhibition, The Third Place. The deadline to submit is June 2, and there is no submission fee. Our welcoming reception will take place on Sunday, June 8 from 2PM – 4PM and will feature live music from peers from School of Rock Madison. Contact Ashley Seneco at GAC aseneco@guilfordartcenter.org or call (203) 453-5947 for more information and to submit work.
“The Third Place embraces the concept that a space which is not work/school or home – but a third place – is instrumental in fostering innovation of thinking, creativity, and establishing a sense of belonging. This exhibition will continue to explore how the significance of the arts, and the communities which are built around them, provide young people with the ability to grow and to thrive.”
