Top 10 Classes & Workshops in Hudson River Valley, Hudson River Valley

fiberflame is a welcoming walk-in craft studio offering projects for all ages. No appointments needed! Projects include paint-your-own pottery, decorating wood animals, and designing canvas totes and backpacks. Our gift shop features handmade and fair-trade treasures. Don't miss this local favorite!

Are you looking for something fun to do? Take a pottery lesson at Kingston Ceramics Studio! In a 1 hour lesson you will watch a demo, and throw two pots on the wheel with guidance. You will choose one glaze and the pot will be fired and ready for pick up within a month. Firing for one of the two pots is included, student's choice. Shipping is extra. No pacemakers at the wheel, please.

Rivertide Jamaica Retreats provides unique retreat experiences where relaxation, action and mindfulness come together. For those who seek both wellness and adventure, our various retreat themes include martial arts training, yoga & mountain biking, all in the "One Love" Caribbean island of Jamaica.

Get yourself in indulge in making authentic Wood Fired Pizza at home in Wood Fired Oven. Master the art of Baking in our 3-hour hands-on class from Pizzaiolo Alessio Lacco. Classes available covering all aspects of Neapolitan pizza including how to make Fresh Mozzarella, Dough, Stretching and Proofing techniques, the correct cooking & handling techniques using the ilFornino Wood Fired Pizza Oven.

Come and enjoy our award-winning restaurants and cafes, retail stores, and public tours. Learn how CIA students prepare for exciting careers in food. See how everything we do supports our mission of providing the world's best professional culinary education.

The Riverport Wooden Boat School is part of the Hudson River Maritime Museum in Kingston, New York. Located along Rondout Creek in the Historic Rondout Waterfront District, the Riverport Wooden Boat School is opened in 2016. Managed by the Hudson River Maritime Museum and headed by Director and Shipwright Jim Kricker, the Riverport Wooden Boat School strives to bring traditional wooden boat buil

The Arts Center of the Capital Region engages people in the creative experience. We are the region's preeminent proponent of the arts and creative education, expression, and appreciation, serving people of all ages, abilities, and economic and cultural backgrounds. The Arts Center of the Capital Region is a private, not-for-profit corporation that began life as the Rensselaer County Council for the Arts in 1962. In its early years, it was located in a brownstone mansion on Troy's Washington Park. Art classes were offered for the first time there in 1965, with the mansion, converted ballroom and formal dining rooms serving as an art gallery. Three decades later, The Arts Center bought 5 adjoining buildings on Monument Square in downtown Troy and renovated nearly 36,000 square feet into fully-accessible studio, exhibition, and performing arts space. It also changed its name to The Arts Center of the Capital Region, recognizing that its classes, exhibits, and programs serve 48,000 people a year drawn from an 11-county region surrounding Troy. Today, The Arts Center is proud to serve as a regional arts center, known for its wide range of high-quality classes for adults and children, arts camps for children and teens, highly acclaimed exhibitions and performances, and funding and technical support for arts organizations and artists.

Rhinebeck Pilates is a classical pialtes studio, fully equipped with Gratz apparatus. We specialize in private and small group sessions on the reformer, tower, chairs, and barrels. We also offer Gyrotonic and TRX.