Join Guest Curator Anne Arden McDonald and Byrdcliffe Resident Historian Henry T. Ford as they lead a Walk & Talk tour of our latest exhibition.
Join us for a First Dibs and Preview sale in advance of the show's opening to the general public. Advance tickets available. The Byrdcliffe 5 by 7 Show is one of Woodstock’s premier events, showcasing artists from the Hudson Valley and beyond. The show is open to everyone, and we accept and display all submissions. Works are exhibited anonymously, a fun way to give equal voice to all—so please only sign the back! 5 by 7 artworks are sold for $150 each.
Experience an unforgettable evening with Jules Shear at the historic Byrdcliffe Theater!
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of Byrdcliffe's contemporary ceramics program, throughout 2026 we will be focusing a spotlight on ceramics. First up, the Shop will feature a selection of Byrdcliffe's Artist in Residence Gwyneth Scally's sculptural and functional ceramics. February 6-8, 12-5 PM
2026 Annual Members’ Show, All the All. This year’s theme is inspired by Shakespeare’s Sonnet 31 and celebrates Byrdcliffe’s creative community.
Byrdcliffe offers an exciting program of courses and workshops in Metalwork and Jewelry design and creation at the Jewelry Studio on the Byrdcliffe Arts Colony.
in partnership with Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA). Quilt traditions abound in all cultures, and this exhibition is a testament to the complexity and beauty of this important art form. Thirty SAQA fiber artists created work exploring contrasts found in everyday expressions.
Meet the artists! Join us for a walk and talk of the quilt exhibition byCONTRAST. Artist reception to follow.
This class is designed for beginners, novice potters, and self-guided learners. If you’re new to the potter’s wheel, you’ll learn to center clay and master the basics of throwing pottery.
Soda firing is an atmospheric process that creates unique and unpredictable effects as soda ash vapors react with the clay and glaze at high temperatures. This class will cover the materials and techniques required to prepare for a soda firing.
This class will teach new students the basic skills to make pottery and reenforce skills to people who have had some experience and are looking to gain the confidence to make larger more complex pottery.
This class is designed for beginners, novice potters, and self-guided learners. If you’re new to the potter’s wheel, you’ll learn to center clay and master the basics of throwing pottery.
