Beginner, intermediate and advanced students are all welcome! Learn how to hand build or throw cups, bowls, & plates on the wheel.  Clay and glazes provided. 

8 Week Class

5:00-9:00pm

Thursdays

Fall session 2 October 9 - December 11

No Class November 27th

Location: Clock Tower Pottery Lab Room 117

Fall Fee: $135

Glass projects featuring a multi-colored pattern achieved by fusing together variously colored canes, rods, strips, or squares of glass.

Perfect for groups.

Time: 4-7pm

Here we go—Covered Bridge Fest 2024!  We will head over to Bridgeton, then to Rockville for a wonderful fall day of fun.

Wednesday, October 15

$15

Embroidery is the craft of decorating fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn, French word meaning embellishment. Come make a simple tea towel, and learn the basics.

6:00pm

Basic Computer Skills

Learn about some of the common features on the Ribbon Bar used in the Office apps. Once you learn how to use a feature in one app, you can use the same or similar steps in the others. 

*NOTE* Must have 4 people signed up for this class to run!

Are you and your group looking for a fun Friday night activity?  Lily Siu has got you covered!

Each class is $50 each and everything is provided you, just show up alone or register a group and enjoy the time of your life!

Each class is on Friday nights in the Bremer Center kitchen from 5p-8p.

The Mansion that houses the Haan Museum was originally the Connecticut State building at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. The state wanted their pavilion to represent a gentleman's country home. Many components of the building were taken from the 1760 Hubbard-Slater Mansion in Norwich, including the front entryway, various interior columns, and door capitals.

The mansion was designed and built with the intent to be auctioned off and moved after the World's Fair. It was dismantled and moved to Lafayette, Indiana by rail to be reassembled as the personal residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Potter. There are only 15 buildings surviving from the 1904 Fair, and the Haan Mansion is most true to its original design and purpose of the 13 buildings removed from the grounds.

The mansion has three above-ground floors and a full basement, totaling 16,000 square feet. It also includes seven fireplaces, six bedrooms, and 5 1/2 bathrooms.

LUNCH INCLUDED! LIMITED 15 Spots!!!

Glass projects featuring a multi-colored pattern achieved by fusing together variously colored canes, rods, strips, or squares of glass.

Perfect for groups.

Time: 5-8pm