Classes in Crafts & Fine Arts for All Ages
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Register Online. But first… check individual class pages to make sure your class is not full. All updated schedule changes are also included.
- Spring–Summer 2013 Catalog (pdf)
- Summer Program for Children 2013
- Registration Form (pdf)
- Discounts, Cancellations & Other Policies
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Contact us. Help out at events, in the office, and more.
What's New?
Faculty Exhibition
Ifé Franklin: The Indigo Project
at UForge Gallery, 767 Centre St, Jamaica Plain
Exhibition May 16–June 9
Artist's Talk Thurs, May 23, 7pm
Reception Thurs, June 6, 6–8pm
Cotton and indigo used freely to explore the legacy of slavery.
Student Faculty Show
Call for submissions. Deadline is May 30. Facutly and all students are encouraged to submit work.
Upcoming Workshops
Stitchery with Unexpected Materials Sun, May 19
Ceramic Tiles
2 Sundays, June 2 & 9
Needlefelted Orbs
2 Sundays, June 9 & 16
Upcoming Adult Classes
Design with SketchUp
Basic Upholstery
Basic Photography
Painting Basics
Student Show
Roslindale Youth Arts Festival Saturday, June 1, 10am–1pm at BCYF Roslindale Community Center, 6 Cummins Highway. Art & music by students from Boston Public Schools: Bates, Conley, Haley, Irving, Philbrick, Sumner and Brooke Charter.
Summer Program for Children
So much fun!
One week at a time, half day or full day, June 17–July 26. Woodworking, sewing, art, inventions... New: early drop-off, extended day!
About the Eliot School
The Eliot School inspires lifelong learning in craftsmanship and creativity for all.
We offer classes and workshops in woodworking, sewing and fiber arts, painting, drawing, photography and other crafts. Our School Partnership Program sends teachers to classrooms throughout the city, and we teach both adults and children at our schoolhouse in the heart of Boston. Children's art classes take place after school, on weekends, and in our Summer Program for Children.
Founded in 1676 as a grammar school, we turned our focus in the late 19th century to the manual arts. We are known today for our excellent faculty, welcoming atmosphere, small class size, and the charm of our historic site.
Located in Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood, we are easily accessible by car and by T, with plenty of public parking nearby.
Art & Woodworking in Our Public Schools
Our art and woodworking classes reach 1,200 children in Boston's public schools. Add your school or find out more.
Roslindale Arts Initiative
We’re working with teachers, principals and parents to build great art education for all public school students in one Boston neighborhood. Read about it in the JP Gazette, and see photos from our recent Roslindale Open Studios exhibition.
The Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts
24 Eliot Street, PO Box 300351 • Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
617.524.3313 • info@eliotschool.org