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We Can Camp!

We Can Camp!

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Make & Take: Bird Feeders

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Lifecycle of Wool

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Free Forest Therapy Experience

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Free Forest Therapy Experience

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Make & Take: Soap Making

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Curious By Nature

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Annual Meeting

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Weekday Wanders

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Playtime Meet Up

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We Can Camp!

We Can Camp!

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Woodturning for Beginners

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Make & Take: Soap Making at the Kiln Shed

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Make & Take: Soap Making

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Wedding of Convenience

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Woodturning for Beginners

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Forest Therapy: Sunday Sessions

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Make & Take: Soap Making at the Kiln Shed

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Make & Take: Soap Making

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Wedding of Convenience

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Stroller Strides

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Heirloom Plant Sale

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Spring Heritage Market (Heirloom Plant Sale)

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Ladies’ Night Series

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Heirloom Plant Sale

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Make & Take: Soap Making at the Kiln Shed

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Spring Heritage Market (Heirloom Plant Sale)

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Make & Take: Soap Making

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Mother’s Day Brunch

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Make & Take: Soap Making at the Kiln Shed

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Mother’s Day Tea Party

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Make & Take: Soap Making

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Stroller Strides

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Curious Conversations: Speaker Series

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Weekday Wanders

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Read, Rock & Roll!

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Playtime Meet Up

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Heritage Breeds Week

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Heritage Tasting Experience

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Make & Take: Soap Making at the Kiln Shed

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Curious By Nature

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Stroller Strides

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Heritage Breeds Week: Creature Feature

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Heritage Breeds Week: Creature Feature

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Forest Therapy: Thursday Sessions

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Heritage Breeds Week: Creature Feature

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Heritage Breeds Week: Creature Feature

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Black Birders Week

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River Crossing Splash Pad Open

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Make & Take: Bird Feeders

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Weekend Wanders

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Weekend Wanders

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Make & Take: Bird Feeders

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Make & Take: Soap Making

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Make & Take: Bird Feeders

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Make & Take: Bird Feeders

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Stroller Strides

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Make & Take: Bird Feeders

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Weekday Wanders

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Make & Take: Bird Feeders

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Homeschool Days

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Owl Pellet Dissection with Indiana Audubon

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Owl Pellet Dissection with Indiana Audubon

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Sunset Stroll

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Make & Take: Bird Feeders

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Make & Take: Bird Feeders

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Historic Baseball Game

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Make & Take: Soap Making

Wheel Thrown Pottery

April 8 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

6Dc Potteryclass15 20220302 R 3200 2500

Discover the basics of wheel thrown pottery. This four-session workshop gives you the time and space to practice all aspects of throwing and shaping pottery. Whether you are a beginner or intermediate student, you will be able to develop skills at your own pace. Learn more about our historic classes.

All materials and supplies are provided. We ask that you provide your own towel for your personal use. Please note, the date for which you register is the first meeting of the workshop. 

This class is for individuals ages 13+. Anyone under the age of 16 must register with an adult.  

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Session 1: January 7, 14, 21, and 28 (1 p.m.–2:30 p.m.)
Session 2: January 7, 14, 21, and 28 (6 p.m.–7:30 p.m.)
Session 3: February 11, 18, 25, and March 4 (1 p.m.–2:30 p.m.)
Session 4: February 11, 18, 25, and March 4 (6 p.m.–7:30 p.m.)
Session 5: March 18, 25, and April 1 and 8 (1 p.m.–2:30 p.m.)
Session 6: March 18, 25, and April 1 and 8 (6 p.m.–7:30 p.m.) 


Members: $155 | Nonmembers: $170 (Cost is per session) 


About the Teachers

Evangeline Bouw
Growing up, going to art museums, and watching her father, a professional illustrator, work sealed Evangeline Bouw’s fate to be an artist. She fell in love with pottery and proceeded to take every high school ceramic class offered. That continued at Taylor University where she earned her BA. Though her focus was theatre arts, she took every art class she could and continued to hone her craft. 

Evangeline is now the Lead Potter at Conner Prairie. She manages and works in both the Modern Pottery Studio and the Historic Pottery Shop in Prairietown. She spends her days demonstrating early 19th-century pottery techniques, teaching classes, and producing all the pottery for Conner Prairie’s historic areas, the museum gift shop, and outside vendors like Samson Historical. When not at Conner Prairie, she’s usually in rehearsal for or performing in a play. 

Nova Harmon
Nova Harmon considers herself an experimental artist. Exploring different art practices with a variety of mediums, she is always trying to expand her skill set to include new things.  

Nova started exploring art in high school, jumping from photography to drawing, painting, collage, sculpture, jewelry making, and most prominently, ceramics. Now her art practice is composed mostly of pottery, woodworking, blacksmithing, sewing, drawing, and just about anything else she can get her hands on.

Nova started college at IU-Indianapolis as an art education major but ended up double majoring in sculpture and ceramics to hopefully one day become an art professor. Her thesis show included a variety of hand-built and wheel-thrown pieces paired with soft sculptures and mixed media installations. 

Nova’s passion for art and the process has led her to want to share her skills with others. “I’ve always loved creating things and helping others explore their ideas. Being able to brainstorm big projects with my peers and help come up with new and creative ways to do things is what has driven me to where I am and untimely what has inspired me to want to teach.

“What truly makes me excited about art is collaboration between artists and I believe I can learn just as much from those I’m teaching as students can learn from me.”