Waterford Craft School

Make by hand.

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Learn to make by hand in the historic village of Waterford.

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The School

The Waterford Craft School offers immersive, one- and two- day heritage classes, mini-workshops, and 5-day summer camps. Connecting master instructors and students together in a preserved 19th century village setting.

The Waterford Craft School is a program of the Waterford Foundation and serves its educational mission, working with the Waterford Fair to provide opportunities for artisans to demonstrate and teach & for students to experience and learn.

Foundation members enjoy early registration opportunities and support the preservation and education mission of the Waterford Foundation. Join us!

Class Features

Hands on instruction

Crafts and building arts

Ages 18 and up

Varying class lengths

Lunch included

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AGE POLICY

All classes are for students 18 years and above unless otherwise stated in the class description.

REFUND POLICY

Students who cancel at least 30 days in advance of the first day of class will receive a 100% refund less processing fees. Students who cancel between 30 and 7 days from the first day of class will receive refund of 50% of the Class Tuition, less processing fees. 0% of the Materials Fee will be refunded. No refunds will be issued for no-shows and cancellations made within 7 days of the start of the class. Full refunds (or tuition credits if you prefer) will be issued when a class does not meet minimum enrollment.

Students who register for Waterford Craft School classes through Loudoun County PRCS must request refunds through PRCS and follow PRCS refund procedures.

BECOME AN INSTRUCTOR

Caroline Twigg

Join us as we aim to preserve handmade crafts such as quilting, weaving, woodworking, basket weaving, and more by educating the next generation of artisans. Classes in building arts are also encouraged, such as traditional construction methods, old and historic building restoration, and adaptive reuse.

If you are interested in becoming an instructor, please contact Lisa Kovatch at [email protected] or 540-882-3018.

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