Workshop & Orientation Registration
Located in the EMU, the Craft Center has studio spaces for darkroom photography, woodworking, glassworking, paper arts, printmaking, fiber arts, jewelry and metalsmithing, painting and drawing, and ceramics. Each of these studios comes equipped with professional quality materials and tools for members to craft with. If you're unfamiliar with a studio space or certain tools, just ask one of our staff for a tour. Craft Center workshops are also a great way to get to know the space before using it solo. Our facilities are not meant for mass production or creating products for resale, instead we give our members the freedom to experiment with their crafts, collaborate, and explore new artistic possibilities.
The Craft Center is open to UO students, faculty/staff, and community members. For more information on how to access the Craft Center, please visit our FAQ page.
Front Desk Hours: August 30-September 30*
(For specific studio hours, please visit the Studios Page.)
The Craft Center is closed until September 30th. For any questions about workshops, orientations, or anything else, please email craftctr@uoregon.edu.
We will be open Saturday, September 26th from 12pm-3pm for the EMU Open House. Stop by and learn about all the Craft Center offerings for Fall Term!
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Current UO students are welcome to drop-in when a workshop is not in session. A free Craft Center account and studio orientation is required. Please log in with your Duck ID to create your account.
Open Studio is accessible for community members and UO alumni by purchasing a $20.00 daily Open Studio Pass at our front desk. UO staff & faculty get a 25% discount. One pass per day is permitted. We ask studio users to regulate their time to 4-hours to allow other participants to use the facilities.
Please see the Studios page for more information.
We offer workshops in each of our studios for people of all experience levels to build new crafting skills. Open to UO students, faculty and staff, alumni, and community members.