We have over 85 classes and workshops coming up this fall. There are lots of old favorites, but also plenty of new creative opportunities. Take a look at our catalog HERE to see all the offerings of classes and workshops for adults, teens and youth. Many classes begin the week
We are hiring! Weekend Shop Assistant We are seeking a friendly, welcoming, and reliable part-time Shop Assistant to join our team on weekends. As the first point of contact, you will play a key role in creating a warm, inviting atmosphere for our shop and gallery customers. Hours: Weekends,
NOVEMBER 13, 2026 – JANUARY 10, 2027
October 1 – October 3
November 13, 2026 – January 10, 2027
Think you’re not “artistic”? Think again. You don’t need experience, special skills, or even know what you’re doing to get started. Our fall classes and workshops for adults, teens and kids are welcoming places to try something new, get creative, and enjoy making something with your hands. From painting and
New gallery exhibition opens tomorrow! We are pleased to present Something’s Missing: A Community Exhibition with ceramic artist and Guilford Art Center Artist-in-Residence Casey Potts. The exhibition feature work by recent Guilford Art Center ceramics students and members of Wet Clay Works in New Haven, and will be on view
There is still so much happening this summer at GAC. Check out all the workshops with openings in August, including blacksmithing, felted tapestry, metal jewelry-making, and painting. There’s something for everyone! Knife Sharpening Workshop Instructor: Aidan Garrity Thursday, August 13 6PM – 9PM Bangles & Rings Workshop Instructor: Joy Raskin
Registration for Fall Semester is Open A new season is the perfect time to make something with your hands – and perhaps discover something new about yourself. From painting and pottery to metals/jewelry, fiber, blacksmithing, and more, our fall classes and workshops offer endless ways to learn and be inspired.
Grounded in the concept of memento mori, Remember You Must Live encourages reflection on an inevitable phase of life: the end. Rather than focusing on fear or spectacle, the exhibition invites artists to consider cycles, transitions, and the preciousness of life. Local artists (Connecticut, New England) are encouraged to submit
Walking Each Other Home: Exploring Where We Belong, and How We Find It All invited to our closing reception on Saturday, August 1 from 2pm – 4pm. It is free and open to the public. Join exhibiting artists for conversation and refreshments at this free reception in the gallery. This
