Jalyn Cox is a recent college graduate from Emerson College and a self-taught jewelry artist. She recently visited Snow Farm for a workshop called Dimensional Enameling taught by Tanya Crane. In this short video, Jalyn talks about her experience.
Executive Director Mary Jo Murphy shares her thoughts about lifelong learning.
Executive Director Mary Jo Murphy reflects on how a $500 scholarship received in high school impacted her life.
We are happy to announce new scholarships for BIPOC artists in ceramics, fiber, and metalsmithing.
Introducing: The Jane Sinauer Gallery, a new addition to the annual Snow Farm Seconds Sale.
No matter how we are connected, YOU have been a vital part of the Snow Farm experience, and now is the time to deepen your connection and commitment.
As you probably know, Snow Farm is a relatively young nonprofit; the last four years were a period of strong growth. However, Snow Farm does not have an endowment or significant cash reserves. We have invested nearly $20,000 to make our campus safe for learning and teaching during a global pandemic.
As a craft school, we work toward a more a just and equitable world for all.
Over the weeks that Snow Farm has been closed, several of our staff members took to video to keep in touch with you, the students who we love and need.
