Shelburne Craft School

Where craft is made, since 1945. The Shelburne Craft School opened its doors in 1945, creating a space for artists and artisans to work, learn, and educate

The Shelburne Craft School opened its doors in 1945, creating a space for artists and artisans to work, learn, and educate members of the community in wood, clay, metal, glass, and visual art. It was founded by Reverend Lynwood Smith in 1938, as a small community project in the church rectory, and with support from Aileen Osborn Webb, a major proponent in the American Craft Movement and the Americ

05/21/2026

Is there anything lovelier than painting on a spring day?

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05/08/2026

Our next course drop is at noon on May 18th for returners and May 20th for newbies. Come be creative in a small, happy community.

04/22/2026

Writing from Florence- any interest in learning traditional Italian crafts on an arts based trip in 2027? Pictured Maria who is a 7th generation paper and book maker in her family’s multi generational studio- a tiny, meticulously organized space. 🌈❤️