Open Studio is available exclusively to students (ages 16 and up) enrolled in a full-semester ceramics class. Students must register for Open Studio at the same location as their class to avoid transporting pottery between studios. Use this time to continue working on class projects. Tech support is offered during select Open Studio hours. 

• Monday: 9:00-12:00
• Tuesday: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
• Wednesday: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
• Thursday: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
• Saturday/Sunday: 1:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Note: There will be no open studio the following dates

• Sunday, October 11 for HYS Fall Festival
• Saturday, November 14 for Veteran's Art Day
• Sunday, December 13 for Holiday Stroll

This class presents the opportunity to draw, paint or sculpt from the human figure without formal instruction. Students may pre-register for a  10-week class card. Cards are good for one year from date of purchase. They may be used during any semester until the expiration date. $243.00 member price for 10 weeks. Drop-ins are welcome at $27 member and $30 non-member per class and must pay the monitor at the beginning of each class.

• We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
• Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!

Join ceramic artists Rich Holck and Eric Moore for a guided walk through the Yellow Springs Ceramics National Exhibition. Explore the work of contemporary ceramic artists from across the country, taking a closer look at their craftsmanship, materials, forms, and surface techniques. Discover how functional pottery and sculptural ceramics intersect, and learn how artists use clay to express their individual creative visions. Whether you’re a ceramic artist or simply curious about the medium, this guided experience offers a deeper appreciation of the artistry and innovation shaping contemporary ceramics.

Join historian Dr. Robert Kodosky for a presentation on his new book, The Things They Left Behind: An American Military History. Through the personal artifacts left behind by those who served in America's wars, Kodosky reveals the stories of the people behind the uniforms. These objects preserve tales of heroism and sacrifice, triumph and loss, offering a tangible connection to the individuals who shaped our nation's history and helping bridge the gap between the front lines and the home front.

Part of Historic Yellow Springs' America 250 Speaker Series.

Advanced registration perfered

Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!