Learn the basic of screen printing through the age old tradition of protest art using shirt and sign designs created by local artist for our first Print for Humanity event.

Proceeds from these classes will be used to purchase blanks and inks for the next public Print for Humanity event.

What is Print for Humanity? Last Saturday, our screen printers partnered up with Birmingham DSA, ACIJ, HICA & a slew of local artists to run a community screen printing session benefiting Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice & the Hispanic and Immigrant Center of Alabama. The line was long making it difficult for everyone to get a shirt, but we look forward to doing another soon!

Folks got to choose from an array of designs from local artists, made donations directly to ACIJ &/or HICA, and had opportunities learn more about how you can help keep families together, protect everyone's rights, and take direct action. All in our friends at ACIJ & HICA raised almost $14,000 that afternoon.

Tuesdays, February 10 March 10, 6 - 8pm

Learn how to create your own stained glass-style mosaic panel!

In this class, students will learn how to cut and grind glass to desired shapes and patterns for the primary design, as well as learn how to use various mosaic tools and techniques to fill in their main image and background. Rhandie has a wide variety of patterns to choose from and will guide you step by step to transform your 10” x 10” plywood backing into a finished, grouted mosaic panel.

Mondays, February 9 - March 9, 6 - 8pm

In this five-week class, Rhandie Weaver, of Blue Dragon Glass, will guide you through the fundamentals of stained glass creation. From glass cutting and grinding to foiling, soldering, framing, and panel cleaning, you'll learn the essential techniques required to craft stunning stained glass artworks.

The class is designed for both beginners and those with some experience in stained glass. Beginners will have the option to choose from multiple designs, allowing them to develop their skills and creativity in a supportive environment. More experienced participants can work on designs that involve advanced techniques and concepts.

Throughout the course, Rhandie will provide instruction and feedback to enhance your learning experience. The class size is limited to six students to ensure individual attention and encourage interactive learning among participants. You'll have the opportunity to collaborate with fellow learners, exchange ideas, and seek inspiration.

All materials needed for the course will be provided, including glass, foils, and solder. By the end of the class, you'll not only have created a beautiful stained glass panel but also gained new skills and knowledge to apply in future projects.

Please check the course schedule for start dates and class timings. Participants are encouraged to bring their enthusiasm, creativity, and willingness to learn. Whether you're starting from scratch or looking to refine your existing stained glass techniques, this course offers a supportive and engaging learning environment.

To register for the course or inquire about pricing, please see below or visit makebhm.com/enroll. Limited spots are available, so if you no longer see the option to enroll, please email info@makebhm.com to be added to the waitlist.

Join Scottie for the return of Lap Workers Social on the first Saturday of every month. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlepoint, you name it & stitch along with the community.

Thursdays, February 5 - 26, 6 - 8pm

Pre-requisite: None

Ages: 16+ (12 and up are welcome if signed up with an adult)

Learn the basics of creating your own ceramic pieces from local ceramists Jessica Russell, Chuy Guizar, or Bethany Bible. Over a three-week course, we will focus on a step-by-step approach to throwing clay on the wheel, trimming your pieces, and glazing. This class is the place to start if you are new to the wheel and helpful for those with limited experience working with clay to build skills guided by an instructor.

The studio has all the materials & tools you will need. We recommend wearing warm layers, clothes and shoes you aren’t afraid to get muddy, and trimming your nails before class.

What to Expect:
This class will teach you the basic terminology and process of creating ceramics through the process of throwing on the wheel. Throwing is used for symmetrical cylindrical shapes and is great for creating making cups, bowls, plates etc. If this is your first ceramics class, you can expect a bit of a learning curve (but that’s okay, it’s why we are here!), it will be difficult to hop on the wheel and instantly start producing large pitchers. We will start small, get the feel of the clay, then work our way up. We hope that each student completes 3 - 5 pieces to pick up after the final firing.

Class Schedule:

Night One: Throwing Demo & Practice, we will start with an introduction to the studio, tools, and an overview of the class. Then dive into an in-depth throwing demo covering the basics of shaping clay on the wheel. We will use this time to create 3 - 5 pieces that we will use in the following classes.

Night Two: Trimming, Now that your pieces have dried to a leather hard stage, you will learn to trim them, using trimming tools and sponges to smooth and shape your piece, especially the bottom. After this session, your pieces will be dried completely & fired to bisque.

Night Three: Glazing, Now that your pieces are bisqued, it's time to learn about glaze. After this session, we will fire your pieces again with pieces ready to pick up about a week later.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
If you’d like to be notified of future classes, sign up for our newsletter!

Wednesdays, February 4 - 25, 6 - 8pm

Pre-requisite: None

Ages: 16+ (12 and up are welcome if signed up with an adult)

Learn the basics of creating your own ceramic pieces from local ceramists Jessica Russell, Chuy Guizar, or Bethany Bible. Over a three-week course, we will focus on a step-by-step approach to throwing clay on the wheel, trimming your pieces, and glazing. This class is the place to start if you are new to the wheel and helpful for those with limited experience working with clay to build skills guided by an instructor.

The studio has all the materials & tools you will need. We recommend wearing warm layers, clothes and shoes you aren’t afraid to get muddy, and trimming your nails before class.

What to Expect:
This class will teach you the basic terminology and process of creating ceramics through the process of throwing on the wheel. Throwing is used for symmetrical cylindrical shapes and is great for creating making cups, bowls, plates etc. If this is your first ceramics class, you can expect a bit of a learning curve (but that’s okay, it’s why we are here!), it will be difficult to hop on the wheel and instantly start producing large pitchers. We will start small, get the feel of the clay, then work our way up. We hope that each student completes 3 - 5 pieces to pick up after the final firing.

Class Schedule:

Night One: Throwing Demo & Practice, we will start with an introduction to the studio, tools, and an overview of the class. Then dive into an in-depth throwing demo covering the basics of shaping clay on the wheel. We will use this time to create 3 - 5 pieces that we will use in the following classes.

Night Two: Trimming, Now that your pieces have dried to a leather hard stage, you will learn to trim them, using trimming tools and sponges to smooth and shape your piece, especially the bottom. After this session, your pieces will be dried completely & fired to bisque.

Night Three: Glazing, Now that your pieces are bisqued, it's time to learn about glaze. After this session, we will fire your pieces again with pieces ready to pick up about a week later.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
If you’d like to be notified of future classes, sign up for our newsletter!

Tuesdays, February 3 - 24, 6 - 8pm

Pre-requisite: None

Ages: 16+ (12 and up are welcome if signed up with an adult)

Learn the basics of creating your own ceramic pieces from local ceramists Jessica Russell, Chuy Guizar, or Bethany Bible. Over a three-week course, we will focus on a step-by-step approach to throwing clay on the wheel, trimming your pieces, and glazing. This class is the place to start if you are new to the wheel and helpful for those with limited experience working with clay to build skills guided by an instructor.

The studio has all the materials & tools you will need. We recommend wearing warm layers, clothes and shoes you aren’t afraid to get muddy, and trimming your nails before class.

What to Expect:
This class will teach you the basic terminology and process of creating ceramics through the process of throwing on the wheel. Throwing is used for symmetrical cylindrical shapes and is great for creating making cups, bowls, plates etc. If this is your first ceramics class, you can expect a bit of a learning curve (but that’s okay, it’s why we are here!), it will be difficult to hop on the wheel and instantly start producing large pitchers. We will start small, get the feel of the clay, then work our way up. We hope that each student completes 3 - 5 pieces to pick up after the final firing.

Class Schedule:

Night One: Throwing Demo & Practice, we will start with an introduction to the studio, tools, and an overview of the class. Then dive into an in-depth throwing demo covering the basics of shaping clay on the wheel. We will use this time to create 3 - 5 pieces that we will use in the following classes.

Night Two: Trimming, Now that your pieces have dried to a leather hard stage, you will learn to trim them, using trimming tools and sponges to smooth and shape your piece, especially the bottom. After this session, your pieces will be dried completely & fired to bisque.

Night Three: Glazing, Now that your pieces are bisqued, it's time to learn about glaze. After this session, we will fire your pieces again with pieces ready to pick up about a week later.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
If you’d like to be notified of future classes, sign up for our newsletter!

Mondays, February 2 - March 9, 6 - 8pm

This is a 5-week class for the new or beginner-level sewist. During this course you will learn some foundational principles, basic sewing techniques, and how to print, assemble, and read an at-home pdf sewing pattern. In addition, you’ll learn some fabric basics, how to properly find your right fit using your measurements, and you’ll learn how to start building your own sewing kit. Whether you’ve never touched a sewing machine before or you want a refresher on the basics of sewing your own clothes at home, this will be a helpful class for you. The aim of this course is to give you a solid foundation in the basics of garment sewing that you will be able to build on as you grow in your sewing skills and confidence. 

This class will require you to bring your own sewing machine & fabric (we'll send you info on how to pick fabric and what pattern we will be following) and purchase the pattern license. If you do not have a machine to bring, please let us know.

Join us for a one-night charcoal drawing workshop, perfect for all skill levels! Explore the expressive possibilities of vine charcoal, sticks, and pencils as you create a Valentines Day portrait. Learn how to use the grid method to draw a portrait of a loved one from a photo you bring, adding personal touches to make it uniquely yours.

Tuesdays, January 27 - February 17
This four-week series will introduce some of the basic processes of bookmaking and provide an entry into the techniques used in making hand sewn books. We will learn about the different tools and terminologies that are used, work through several types of book forms, and complete several books over the course of the sessions. All materials will be provided.

David West is an artist living in Birmingham with over 20 years of art teaching experience. He has an MFA in printmaking, has been a bookmaker for about a dozen years and is a drawing specialist. His work is a mixture of observation and contemplation exploring the world around him. There are very few things he would rather do than sit with a good friend, a good sketchbook, and see what there is to draw.

This class is designed for folks interested in the basics of watercolor and expanding their techniques. Focused on creating pet portrait, you will receive an introduction to materials, watercolor techniques, and a reference image (feel free to bring your own!) You are welcome to bring your own brushes & paints or use studio supplies. All other materials will be provided

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
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Join us for a four-week journey of creative exploration at How to Make Bad Art, where we embrace imperfection and celebrate the joy of making art without boundaries. Led by Lauren Beagle, this mixed-media class offers a supportive space for artists and creatives to break through artistic ruts and rediscover their passion for creation.

Discover playful techniques to overcome creative blocks and embrace the freedom of making "bad" art as a catalyst for growth.

Weekly sessions include interactive exercises, discussions, and personalized projects and will offer a place to connect with a supportive community of fellow artists sharing similar struggles.

We’ll have materials on hand for an immersive and hands-on experience, including your new Bad Art Sketchbook. Join us on this journey of self-discovery, experimentation, and creative empowerment. Let's redefine what it means to make art and find joy in the process.

Dive into the world of fused glass with Sharon Whelton. Use a flame to bend and shape stringers (think glass spaghetti) into fun doodles and arrange them onto glass squares to be fused into a fun set of coasters. In this class we’ll learn general warm-glass rules and discuss color reactions in fusing that can either be avoided or used as design elements. Sharon will then fire the pieces in her kiln, and your coaster set will be ready to pick up in a week or two.

Thursdays, January 15 - 29, 6 - 8pm

Pre-requisite: None

Ages: 16+ (12 and up are welcome if signed up with an adult)

Learn the basics of creating your own ceramic pieces from local ceramists Jessica Russell, Chuy Guizar, or Bethany Bible. Over a three-week course, we will focus on a step-by-step approach to throwing clay on the wheel, trimming your pieces, and glazing. This class is the place to start if you are new to the wheel and helpful for those with limited experience working with clay to build skills guided by an instructor.

The studio has all the materials & tools you will need. We recommend wearing warm layers, clothes and shoes you aren’t afraid to get muddy, and trimming your nails before class.

What to Expect:
This class will teach you the basic terminology and process of creating ceramics through the process of throwing on the wheel. Throwing is used for symmetrical cylindrical shapes and is great for creating making cups, bowls, plates etc. If this is your first ceramics class, you can expect a bit of a learning curve (but that’s okay, it’s why we are here!), it will be difficult to hop on the wheel and instantly start producing large pitchers. We will start small, get the feel of the clay, then work our way up. We hope that each student completes 3 - 5 pieces to pick up after the final firing.

Class Schedule:

Night One: Throwing Demo & Practice, we will start with an introduction to the studio, tools, and an overview of the class. Then dive into an in-depth throwing demo covering the basics of shaping clay on the wheel. We will use this time to create 3 - 5 pieces that we will use in the following classes.

Night Two: Trimming, Now that your pieces have dried to a leather hard stage, you will learn to trim them, using trimming tools and sponges to smooth and shape your piece, especially the bottom. After this session, your pieces will be dried completely & fired to bisque.

Night Three: Glazing, Now that your pieces are bisqued, it's time to learn about glaze. After this session, we will fire your pieces again with pieces ready to pick up about a week later.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
If you’d like to be notified of future classes, sign up for our newsletter!

Wednesdays, January 14 - 28, 6 - 8pm

Pre-requisite: None

Ages: 16+ (12 and up are welcome if signed up with an adult)

Learn the basics of creating your own ceramic pieces from local ceramists Jessica Russell, Chuy Guizar, or Bethany Bible. Over a three-week course, we will focus on a step-by-step approach to throwing clay on the wheel, trimming your pieces, and glazing. This class is the place to start if you are new to the wheel and helpful for those with limited experience working with clay to build skills guided by an instructor.

The studio has all the materials & tools you will need. We recommend wearing warm layers, clothes and shoes you aren’t afraid to get muddy, and trimming your nails before class.

What to Expect:
This class will teach you the basic terminology and process of creating ceramics through the process of throwing on the wheel. Throwing is used for symmetrical cylindrical shapes and is great for creating making cups, bowls, plates etc. If this is your first ceramics class, you can expect a bit of a learning curve (but that’s okay, it’s why we are here!), it will be difficult to hop on the wheel and instantly start producing large pitchers. We will start small, get the feel of the clay, then work our way up. We hope that each student completes 3 - 5 pieces to pick up after the final firing.

Class Schedule:

Night One: Throwing Demo & Practice, we will start with an introduction to the studio, tools, and an overview of the class. Then dive into an in-depth throwing demo covering the basics of shaping clay on the wheel. We will use this time to create 3 - 5 pieces that we will use in the following classes.

Night Two: Trimming, Now that your pieces have dried to a leather hard stage, you will learn to trim them, using trimming tools and sponges to smooth and shape your piece, especially the bottom. After this session, your pieces will be dried completely & fired to bisque.

Night Three: Glazing, Now that your pieces are bisqued, it's time to learn about glaze. After this session, we will fire your pieces again with pieces ready to pick up about a week later.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
If you’d like to be notified of future classes, sign up for our newsletter!

Mondays, January 13 - 27, 6 - 8pm

Pre-requisite: ability to center clay, have mastered the basic mechanics of throwing

Ages: 16+ (12 and up are welcome if signed up with an adult)

Have you nailed the basics of throwing? Looking to start making more consistent, complex, or larger? Jessica Russell will work with you on your throwing technique & build upon the skills learned in the beginner's class. You will learn different techniques to get closer to creating the forms that you envision and how to attach pieces together to add accents to your work.
This is a second-level class, students should be comfortable centering and throwing on their own.

The studio has all the materials & tools you will need. We recommend wearing warm layers, clothes and shoes you aren’t afraid to get muddy, and trimming your nails before class.

What to Expect:
This class will be a more open format than our Beginner Throwing. Jess will use demos to help refine your technique and broaden your skills. Things that could be covered are throwing consistent sizes and shapes, throwing lidded vessels, and adding handles or modifying your thrown pieces. Email us at info@makebhm.com if you are curious if this class is right for you!

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
If you’d like to be notified of future classes, sign up for our newsletter!

Mondays, January 12 - 26, 6 - 8pm

Pre-requisite: None

Ages: 16+ (12 and up are welcome if signed up with an adult)

Learn the basics of creating your own ceramic pieces from local ceramists Jessica Russell, Chuy Guizar, or Bethany Bible. Over a three-week course, we will focus on a step-by-step approach to throwing clay on the wheel, trimming your pieces, and glazing. This class is the place to start if you are new to the wheel and helpful for those with limited experience working with clay to build skills guided by an instructor.

The studio has all the materials & tools you will need. We recommend wearing warm layers, clothes and shoes you aren’t afraid to get muddy, and trimming your nails before class.

What to Expect:
This class will teach you the basic terminology and process of creating ceramics through the process of throwing on the wheel. Throwing is used for symmetrical cylindrical shapes and is great for creating making cups, bowls, plates etc. If this is your first ceramics class, you can expect a bit of a learning curve (but that’s okay, it’s why we are here!), it will be difficult to hop on the wheel and instantly start producing large pitchers. We will start small, get the feel of the clay, then work our way up. We hope that each student completes 3 - 5 pieces to pick up after the final firing.

Class Schedule:

Night One: Throwing Demo & Practice, we will start with an introduction to the studio, tools, and an overview of the class. Then dive into an in-depth throwing demo covering the basics of shaping clay on the wheel. We will use this time to create 3 - 5 pieces that we will use in the following classes.

Night Two: Trimming, Now that your pieces have dried to a leather hard stage, you will learn to trim them, using trimming tools and sponges to smooth and shape your piece, especially the bottom. After this session, your pieces will be dried completely & fired to bisque.

Night Three: Glazing, Now that your pieces are bisqued, it's time to learn about glaze. After this session, we will fire your pieces again with pieces ready to pick up about a week later.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
If you’d like to be notified of future classes, sign up for our newsletter!

MAKEbhm Holiday Open House + Makers Market

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 6-8:30PM
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 10AM-2PM

Mark your calendars! We are having our first multiday Open House + Makers Market! Friday night will be our typical festive atmosphere, meet the makers, take care of your holiday shopping, enjoy music and Unraveled on view, and grab treats from Big Spoon Creamery, Aperitivo & The Birmingham Bakers. Saturday will have more of an open studio focus, the makers showing and selling, live printing and throwing demos, Magic City Art Mart first Saturday Open Shop & the monthly craft table.

Can’t wait to see y’all in the studio!

MAKEbhm Holiday Open House + Makers Market

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 6-8:30PM
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 10AM-2PM

Mark your calendars! We are having our first multiday Open House + Makers Market! Friday night will be our typical festive atmosphere, meet the makers, take care of your holiday shopping, enjoy music and Unraveled on view, and grab treats from Big Spoon Creamery, Aperitivo & The Birmingham Bakers. Saturday will have more of an open studio focus, the makers showing and selling, live printing and throwing demos, Magic City Art Mart first Saturday Open Shop & the monthly craft table.

Can’t wait to see y’all in the studio!

Wednesdays, December 3 - 17, 6:30 - 8:30 pm

Learn the basics of creating your own ceramic pieces from Bethany Bible. This will be a three-week course where we will focus on throwing clay on the wheel, trimming your pieces, and glazing. This is a very beginner-friendly course & is a great option if this is your first time on the wheel or if it’s been a while. If you’ve recently taken some ceramics lessons, check out Throwing II.

Kids 12 and up are welcome if signed up with an adult. All materials included.

We have a tight turnaround for firings/pickups before the holiday break. Be mindful that pickup may be in January if planning to make gifts.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
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THE MAKER SERIES:

UNRAVELING
SCOTTIE LANIER

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 5-7PM

Weaver, knitter, and all-around maker - Scottie has been diving into painting and woodworking to craft her debut show. Unraveling showcases her exploration of painting through the lens of fiber arts. Scottie’s work will also be on view for the Holiday Open House + Makers Market in December.

Reception 5 - 7pm with artist talk at 6pm.

Still Life - Nov. 4, 6 - 8:30pm

Portraits - Nov. 18, 6 - 8:30pm

Join Lindsey for a relaxed, open-ended class. Each session will begin with an arranged still life, helping you develop core observational skills. Portrait sessions will have a live model. Bring your favorite materials or experiment with provided supplies like pencils, pens, paper, charcoal, and paint. Whether you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your practice, this course offers space to explore and grow your creative voice.

Thursdays, November 14 & 21, 5:30 - 8:30pm

In this two night course you will learn basic sculpting techniques to create your own personalized ornaments with Jess of Jenkies Studio!  In the first session you will learn how to sculpt on a small scale. In the second session, Jess will cover the basics of underglazing, a technique that allows for precision in color application. After the class sessions, ornaments will be bisqued, dipped in clear glaze, fired once more for a glossy finish and will then be available for pick up.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
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Explore the art of printmaking with a Linocut Basics workshop, designed to guide you through the fundamental techniques of carving and printing your own relief print in just two hours! Perfect for beginners or those looking to refresh their skills, this workshop offers an overview of single color linocut printing. You will create prints using one of the provided templates (or your own artwork) and learn how to easily print linocuts. This workshop will focus on creating a set of hand printed cards.

What to Bring: All materials and tools will be provided, but feel free to bring any design ideas or sketches you'd like to work with.

By the end of the workshop, you'll leave with your own unique linocut print and the skills to continue exploring this creative medium on your own. Whether you’re looking to explore a new hobby or enhance your artistic repertoire, this workshop is a perfect starting point. All experience levels are welcome. 

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
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Join us for the inaugural maker series salon show & artist talk. We will be celebrating Caleb Clark’s recent collection. Artist talk at 7pm followed by a conversation with Caleb about his process, methods, and a dive into how he makes.

Caleb Clark is a self taught artist based in Birmingham Alabama. He works across several painting and drawing media, striving to use color and line work to push representational images into heightened emotional territory. Caleb‘s work has been seen in shows throughout Birmingham, AL; at the Voltz-Clarke Gallery, Lower East Side NYC; and can be found in numerous private collections as well as serving as the design base for several commercial institutions.

Thursdays, November 6 & 13, 5:30 - 8:30pm

In this two night course you will learn basic sculpting techniques to create your own personalized ornaments with Jess of Jenkies Studio!  In the first session you will learn how to sculpt on a small scale. In the second session, Jess will cover the basics of underglazing, a technique that allows for precision in color application. After the class sessions, ornaments will be bisqued, dipped in clear glaze, fired once more for a glossy finish and will then be available for pick up.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
If you’d like to be notified of future classes, sign up for our newsletter!

Still Life - Nov. 4, 6 - 8:30pm

Portraits - Nov. 18, 6 - 8:30pm

Join Lindsey for a relaxed, open-ended class. Each session will begin with an arranged still life, helping you develop core observational skills. Portrait sessions will have a live model. Bring your favorite materials or experiment with provided supplies like pencils, pens, paper, charcoal, and paint. Whether you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your practice, this course offers space to explore and grow your creative voice.

Tuesdays, November 4 - 25, 6 - 8pm

Learn the basics of creating your own ceramic pieces from Jess Russell. This will be a four-week course where we will focus on throwing clay on the wheel, trimming your pieces, and glazing. This is a very beginner-friendly course & is a great option if this is your first time on the wheel or if it’s been a while. If you’ve recently taken some ceramics lessons, check out Throwing II.

Kids 12 and up are welcome if signed up with an adult. All materials included.

If there is no option to enroll above, this class is at capacity. If you’d like to be added to this waitlist please email us at info@makebhm.
If you’d like to be notified of future classes, sign up for our newsletter!