Craft & Fine Art Classes and Workshops in Marlboro, Vermont.
The Marlboro Studio School is an all-levels arts program offering hands-on instruction in a variety of craft and fine art media, with a focus on ecologically sound, environmentally-friendly techniques and processes.
Based on the 500+ acre Campus at Marlboro Music in rural Southeastern Vermont, our spaces include a fully outfitted ceramics studio, a multi-media sculpture studio, a painting studio, and other multipurpose flexible work and stay spaces.
Marlboro Studio School News & Updates
Marlboro Studio School is entering an important new chapter.
As our Founding Director, David Eichelberger, departs for a faculty position at Louisiana State University, local artist and MSS alumna Hannah Brookman has stepped in as Interim Director, leading our efforts to build a strong, sustainable future.
This fall, we are making a strategic investment in the long-term health of the Marlboro Studio School. Rather than offering our regular schedule of classes and public programming, we are dedicating the entire year to fundraising and rebuilding a sustainable foundation for our future.
Thanks to the generosity of The Campus at Marlboro Music, we are returning to Center for Visual Arts this Fall for special, targeted fundraising events. While regular classes are on pause, we still want to create with you. We are planning fun opportunities for you to get your hands back on some clay, including special events where you can make mugs to help fund our school.
We cannot reopen our doors or bring back our full workshop calendar without immediate financial support from the community we love. If you believe in the future of the Marlboro Studio School like we do, please consider donating.
The Marlboro Studio School accepts tax deductible donations through our 501c3 fiscal sponsor, the Marlboro Foundation. The Marlboro Foundation supports educational spaces, events, and programs based in Marlboro, Vermont, and the surrounding bioregion, thereby nurturing resilient creative communities that are responsive to the challenges and opportunities of our time and place. The Foundation is inspired by the ethos of Marlboro College, 1946-2020.