WORKSHOPS + EVENTS

Thursday, March 27th at 7:00pm

FREE!

Everyone is welcome! Advance signup is not required, but is appreciated.

Join us in the POST studio for an event celebrating the release of Sam Tallent's novel Running the Light. Sam will be performing a reading, as well as participating in a Q+A with the audience. 

About the Book:

A bona fide “instant classic” (Doug Stanhope) novel that tells the story of a road comic crashing and burning by acclaimed comedian Sam Tallent

Billy Ray Schafer stepped off the plane in Amarillo, Texas, with twenty-six hundred dollars tucked down the leg of his black ostrich-skin cowboy boot. He walked to baggage claim slowly, jelly-legged and nearing lucidity, coming out from under the Xanax he snorted before the flight.

Debauched, divorced, and courting death, Billy Ray Schafer is a comedian who has forgotten how to laugh. Over the course of seven spun-out days across the American Southwest, he travels from hell gig to hell gig in search of a reason to keep living in this bleak and violent glimpse into the psyche of a thoroughly ruined man. Ex-inmate, ex-husband, ex-father—comedian is the only title Schafer has left. Trapped in the wreckage of his wasted career, Billy Ray knows the answer to the question: What happens when opportunity doesn’t come—or worse—it comes and goes?

“In vivid, electric sentences that read like cinematic tracking shots,” (Denver Post) Tallent hurls you into an absolute mess of a man’s life as we search for the mercy he does not want. 

About the Author:

It's a SUSTAINABLE FASHION DOUBLE FEATURE!!

Sunday March 30th

SASHIKO DENIM MENDING 10am-1pm

NEEDLE FELTING KNIT MENDING 2pm-5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

It's a Wardrobe Mending Double Feature Day in the POST studio! Join us for Denim Mending, Knit Mending, or both to receive a little discount!

10am-1pm DENIM The morning session will focus on repairing denim staples with the centuries old art of Sashiko and Boro mending. Everyone will try various stitches and learn how to choose techniques that will make a strong, long-lasting repair. We’ll cover best practices with a variety of denim and linen fabrics available for patching and stabilizing your pieces. Please bring your own clothing to mend and any preferred patching fabric you may have. Jeans, chinos, denim skirts/jackets, chambray shirts all work great! Everyone will recieve sashiko needles, threads, floss, and a take-home booklet.

1pm-2pm LUNCH Please bring a lunch or plan to add onto to an order from local favorite, The Sprout House. Our cafe will also be open all day, with Honey Dirt Coffee serving drinks and treats.

2pm-5pm KNITS The afternoon session will focus on Needle Felting. Whether you’re looking to mend moth holes, fill in worn elbows, repair small snags, or simply want to add some pizzazz to that drab old sweater - you are going to love Needle Felting! This workshop will introduce you to visible and invisible mending techniques for use on most knits. Needle felting works well on wool, cashmere, alpaca, and most cotton, acrylic, silk, and linens blends too. A variety of roving and fabrics will be provided for practice. We encourage you to bring in your own knits as well. Everyone will take home a needle felting kit and a take-home booklet.

About the Instructor: 

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

KNIT NITE is not just for knitters, we just like the alliteration!

• 6-8pm (almost) every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. We don't love the somewhat gendered term "stitch & bitch" but you know...it is what is!

Sewing Workshop: Drawstring Bags for Beginners

Saturday April 5th from 10am to 1pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY 

Learn your way around a sewing machine while you unleash your inner designer. Whether you need a project pouch for all those craft supplies, a travel bag to add to your luggage, or an upgrade for your sack lunch, why not make it all your own? Craft a very useful bag while you become best buds with your sewing machine!

We'll have a variety of fabrics to choose from, ranging in colors, patterns and texture. Students will also have access to a large stash of ribbon, rope, cords, and toggles to finish off their bags.

Please bring your own sewing machine if you wish to learn on your own equipment or borrow a studio machine. Please select your preference when you checkout.

About the Instructor: Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Craft Cocktail Workshop: A Sensory Approach to Transcendent Drinks

with Dr. Kevin Peterson, of Sfumato & Castalia

Saturday April 5th from 5pm to 7pm

21+ only

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

About the Instructor:

Dr. Peterson's background spans physics, engineering, perfumery, and bar ownership. His new book, Cocktail Theory - A Sensory Approach to Transcendent Drinks, is a detailed look at the theory and philosophy behind the Detroit cocktail bar he co-founded, Castalia, that operates as a perfumery by day, but by night transforms to serve scent-paired drinks. 

Two Day Ceramics Workshop: Salad + Spice Grater Bowls

Sunday April 6th from 1pm to 4pm

Sunday April 13th from 1pm to 4pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Love making your own dressings and marinades but sick of chopping that sticky garlic and those finicky herbs? Grater bowls come equipped with a garlic grater, herb stripper, and a convenient spout. Local artist and pottery maverick, Mitch Segall, offers a unique opportunity to learn ceramic bowl crafting with some special tools built in that’ll make your time in the kitchen fun and easy. 

During this two-part workshop, you’ll learn all about handbuilding and glazing stoneware. By the end of class, you’ll understand how to properly coil build with clay so that the resulting piece is structurally sound. You'll also learn how to imprint textures and add shapes to create something entirely unique.

When you return for the second date, you'll learn how to apply glaze to your bisque fired bowl using a variety of glazing techniques. 

What activities will you experience?

• Wedging clay
• Rolling clay into coils
• Building coils into a bowl form
• Smoothing and blending techniques
• Scoring and slipping to attach pieces
• Paddling technique
• Drying techniques
• Applying detail and color

Once your glaze is set, your pieces will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All work will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class when the kiln firing is complete. We will call/email to let you know when things are ready.

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

Tapestry Weaving Workshop: Beginners Weaving with Julia Targus of Electric Pink Crafts

Sunday April 6th from 11am to 2pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

During this make and take workshop you will be learning the basics of tapestry weaving. You will receive all the supplies needed to create your very own piece of fiber art framed in a handmade reclaimed wood frame created right here in the Mutual Adoration wood shop. We will go over how to continue this craft at home in your own creative way.

No experience needed, just a positive attitude and an excitement for yarn and design. Includes all materials and tools needed for project.

About the Instructor:

Julia Targus is the face behind Electric Pink Arts and Crafts. With a BFA in Fiber Arts from Wayne State University, Julia has used her education to fuel her love for textiles. She has been working with POST to teach tapestry weaving since the spring of 2018 and has thoroughly enjoyed spreading her love for this unique craft.

KNIT NITE is not just for knitters, we just like the alliteration!

• 6-8pm (almost) every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. We don't love the somewhat gendered term "stitch & bitch" but you know...it is what is!

Knitting Workshop: Beginner's Session with Ashley Welser

Saturday April 12th from 10:30am to 1:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Ready to begin knitting? This is the perfect time to learn the basics!

This workshop will focus on creating simple garments with an emphasis on experimenting with yarn of different colors, textures, and fiber content to create a one of a kind garment. 

This make & take class is for the complete beginner. Ashley will be teaching the group about the tools and fibers used in knitting, and how those tools are used to create fabrics of varying density. She will guide you through basic knitting techniques to create your very own scarf. Ashley has many tips & tricks including visual aids and simple rhymes to help students learn the ancient craft of knitting.

All materials will be provided - we'll have a variety of fibers and colors to choose from.

About the instructor:
Ashley's love of knitting and fiber arts blossomed at the age of twelve and quickly became her passion. Her goal as a teacher of fiber arts is to cultivate a love of crafting in a way that inspires students to think creatively about the resources surrounding them and to fill the world with beauty while doing tasks that increase mindfulness and independent thinking. She also owns Ashwelle Fiber Works - a hand spun and hand dyed yarn business emphasizing the creation of unique small batch yarns made slowly, thoughtfully, and with respect to the materials used in the process.

Embroidery Workshop: SCHOOLHOUSE LETTERING

Saturday April 12th from 10am to 1pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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For newbies and pros alike - we all could use some practice on lettering. Imagine the monograms, quotes, and poems that you could add to your projects! 

Join us for a 3-hour embroidery extravaganza while we work on this amazing sampler together. Students will learn a variety of techniques including french knots, back, satin, and chain stitches.

This ready-to-stitch sampler by artist Rebecca Ringquist is preprinted on cotton quilting fabric. POST provides the thread, needles, hoop, and backing fabric to get you going!

Everyone will take home their in-progress sampler, supplies, an instructional zine, and the know-how to complete the project.

Finished piece will measure approximately 10x12 inches

About the Instructor:

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

About the Designer:

Rebecca Ringquist is a Portland-based visual artist and designer. Her stitched drawings on fabric explore issues of identity through thinly veiled metaphors utilizing old fashioned imagery and double entendres. She learned how to embroider in college in a feminist art history class, and has been inspired by the history of American needlework ever since. Approaching the technique of embroidery as a way of drawing, Ringquist has taught hundreds of people new ways of making marks on fabric through classes and workshops around the country.

Botanical Workshop: Framed Floral Collage

Saturday April 12th from 2:30pm to 4:30pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Create a unique composition with the natural beauty of locally grown flowers! 

This 2 hour make + take workshop is all about getting creative as you create a botanical collage that reflects your style. We will have a variety of unique dried flowers, ferns, leaves in a wide array of color schemes to choose from. 

Everyone will take home their unique piece, framed in a Mutual Adoration wood frame. Glass and mating is included.

Choose from a selection of handcrafted 11x14" reclaimed wood frames. We'll have a variety of colors, wood stains, and frame widths available to choose from. Please send a note at least one week in advance if you have any special requests.

We welcome and encourage you to bring your own pressed flowers if you feel so inclined.

Enameled Copper Dish Workshop with Courtney Fischer 

Sunday April 13th from 10am to 1pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Join Jewelry artist Courtney Fischer for a fun and creative workshop!

Courtney will be here to guide you step-by-step through the kiln firing process to create a beautiful one-of-a-kind enamel dish. Learn how to fire enamel on copper and choose from a wide array of colors and textures. The small trinket dish measures approximately 4 x 3 inches - perfect for holding jewelry and other treasures!

All supplies are provided, including a practice piece you may turn into a keychain. No experience required! Let your creativity run wild.

About the Instructor:

Courtney began making jewelry over a decade ago and lives in Michigan with her husband, daughter, and their yellow lab. All of Courtney's work is hand forged in her backyard studio. A feature of her jewelry is creating an antiqued look with a modern approach. She hopes to make tiny pieces of art that are inspired by nature and can be enjoyed on a daily basis.

Jewelry Workshop: Intro to Resin

Sunday April 13th from 12pm to 2pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Here's your chance to dip your toes in the sparkly waters of resin and jewelry making!

We'll guide you through the ins and outs of designing, creating, and assembling with an assortment of decorative materials at your disposal to embed into a colorful array of two part epoxy resin. Think dried flowers, beads, glitter, and small decorative items!

All supplies are provided including a practice piece that you may turn into a necklace or keychain. We also encourage you to bring any small decorative items to explore how to further personalize your piece!

You'll walk away from this workshop with your practice piece and a stunning pair of earrings or a necklace (your choice) that is so uniquely yours.

About the Instructor:

Trice Clark is a mom, maker, and all-around DIY enthusiast. As a self-taught artist she has dabbled in different mediums from woodworking to welding. Using these skills Clark has built activations for local Detroit music festivals, parties, and brand events. Prior to the pandemic her do it yourself workshop, Designer Hack, guided attendees through recreating high-end trends in accessories and home decor for a fraction of the cost. She began making jewelry in 5th grade and exhibited her work in Michigan Fashion Week, Fashion Massacre, and during Detroit’s Month of Design. Whether its hosting classes or creating installations Trice Clark always sets out to make enjoying art an interactive experience.

KNIT NITE is not just for knitters, we just like the alliteration!

• 6-8pm (almost) every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. We don't love the somewhat gendered term "stitch & bitch" but you know...it is what is!

Intro to Lettering Workshop: Brush Pen Basics

Saturday April 19th from 3pm to 5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 10+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

This class is perfect for absolute beginners or anyone wanting to polish up their lettering skills. We will focus on basics, but if you have a project in mind, please bring it!

Brush Lettering Basics is a beginner friendly introduction to the world of calligraphy and hand lettering. Students will learn fundamental techniques using our pro-favorite, Dual Tip Brush Pen. Everyone will take home a workbook and their own brush pen in order to keep practicing. 

About the Instructor:

Nicole St. John Hamborsky is a visual artist based in Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Her specialties include food and beverage photography, modern design and lettering, and creative direction. Nicole is a proud alumni of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit and the owner/operater of upstairs neighbor which specializes in sign painting, calligraphy, lettering, chalkboard illustration, teaching, and more.

Ceramics Workshop: Customizing Functional Puff Pipes with Mitch Segall of Central Ceramics Co.

Saturday April 19th from 5:30 to 7:30pm 

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 21+ only

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Join us for an adults-only POST-after-dark session!

Spend a chill evening with friends while you customize your own unique bowl. With a variety of colorful underglaze paints at your fingertips, Mitch will guide you through glazing techniques as you decorate your fully functional puff pipe.

We will have a variety of prepared blank pieces for you to choose from. Please see photos as examples. Please note that shapes and sizes vary, based on available supply.

Once your glaze is set, your pipe will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All pipes will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class when the kiln firing is complete.

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

KNIT NITE is not just for knitters, we just like the alliteration!

• 6-8pm (almost) every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. We don't love the somewhat gendered term "stitch & bitch" but you know...it is what is!

Two Day Ceramic Workshop: Handbuilding Mugs

Saturday April 26th from 10:30am to 2:30pm 

Saturday May 3rd from 10:30am to 1:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 16+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

During this 2 day workshop, Rachel will guide you through different hand-building and decorating techniques to create a unique mug for you to take home. 

On day 1, you will be constructing the cup out of clay. Rachel will demonstrate different techniques and processes to build the mug by hand. You’ll have the rest of the class  to create your piece. 

On day 2, your mug will be ready to decorate using a variety of different color underglaze paints. After being decorated, you will apply glaze to make your mug usable and food safe. 

Once your glaze is set, your mugs will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All mugs will  be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after the firing is complete. POST will call/email to confirm pick up detail

About the Instructor:

Rachel Gervais is an artist and educator based in Hamtramck, MI. With a BFA in Ceramics from CCS, Rachel has used her education to fuel her love for craft and share those skills with all ages. She loves exploring the quality of texture and the intimate relationship of holding a cup, bowl, or small vase.

Sewing Workshop: Drawstring Bags for Beginners

Saturday April 26th from 1pm to 4pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY 

Learn your way around a sewing machine while you unleash your inner designer. Whether you need a project pouch for all those craft supplies, a travel bag to add to your luggage, or an upgrade for your sack lunch, why not make it all your own? Craft a very useful bag while you become best buds with your sewing machine!

We'll have a variety of fabrics to choose from, ranging in colors, patterns and texture. Students will also have access to a large stash of ribbon, rope, cords, and toggles to finish off their bags.

Please bring your own sewing machine if you wish to learn on your own equipment or borrow a studio machine. Please select your preference when you checkout.

About the Instructor: Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Botanical Eco-Printing Workshop 

Saturday April 26th from 5pm to 7pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Discover the joy of eco-printing using nothing but fresh botanicals and elbow grease to print directly onto natural fiber. 

In this 2 hour rendezvous with nature, we'll experiment with accessible natural dye techniques that can be used to create colorfast, eco-chic clothing and artwork at home. Work with fresh blooms and foliage, harnessing their capricious charm to create rich textures that bring the vibrancy of nature into your life, one hue at a time.

We'll have all the materials and supplies needed for the project. We also welcome and encourage you to bring foraging of your own to experiment with! Everyone will take home a naturally dyed bandana, and the know-how to recreate the process at home.

About the Instructor:

Julia Targus is the face behind Electric Pink Arts and Crafts. With a BFA in Fiber Arts from Wayne State University, Julia has used her education to fuel her love for textiles. She has been working with POST to teach tapestry weaving since the spring of 2018 and has thoroughly enjoyed spreading her love for this unique craft.

Ceramic Paw Print Tiles with Mitch Segall 

15 minute appointments on Sunday April 27th from 10am to 5pm

Select your time slot in the drop-down menu!

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

It's no secret—we love our dogs here at POST! Now you can join us by making a lasting impression of your pup's paw. Get ready for cuteness overload.

An appointment will last around 15 minutes in a quiet, low distraction area at our side entrance. We have chosen to book sessions throughout the day so that the entire shop and studio is not overrun with pups all at once! Rain or shine we’ll have everything ready to get a great print in fresh, very soft clay.

The ceramic tiles will be finished and bisque fired. We’ll then paint the prints in a color of your choice with the name of your pet, before glazing and second firing.

Once your glaze is set, your piece will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All work will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class when the kiln firing is complete. We will call/email to let you know when things are ready.

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

KNIT NITE is not just for knitters, we just like the alliteration!

• 6-8pm (almost) every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. We don't love the somewhat gendered term "stitch & bitch" but you know...it is what is!

Two-Day Ceramics Workshop: Making Goos with Melissa Dettloff

Part One: Saturday May 3rd from 10:30am to 12:30pm 

Part Two: Saturday May 10th from 10:30am to 12:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 10+

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

In this two part workshop, you'll learn ceramic hand building basics while creating a unique Goo of your own! 

Your instructor, Melissa will guide you through pinching and coiling, score and slip, and surface decoration via glazing by dipping and painting. No experience is necessary and all tools and materials are provided. 

Please note, your Goos will be ready to pick up in 1-2 weeks after the second session, when the kiln firing is complete. POST staff will call when the projects are ready for pick up.

About the Instructor:

Melissa Dettloff is an artist and teacher based in Detroit, and she has been screen printing for over twenty years. She makes colorful screen prints out of her home studio, which she shares with her greyhound, Bernadette.

Enameled Jewelry Workshop with Courtney Fischer

Sunday May 4th from 12pm to 3pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Jewelry artist, Courtney Fischer will be here to guide you step-by-step through the process of creating colorful pendants, earrings, and more! Make your own beautiful one-of-a-kind kiln fire enamel jewelry in the POST studio.

In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to fire opaque enamel onto copper and assemble complete pieces using chain, jump rings, and earring hooks. All tools and materials are provided.

After completing a practice piece, you may choose to make a necklace or a pair of earrings. You can even turn your practice piece into a keychain or pendant. Choose from a wide array of colorful enamel and let your creativity run wild!

About the Instructor:

Courtney began making jewelry over a decade ago and lives in Michigan with her husband, daughter, and their yellow lab. All of Courtney's work is hand forged in her backyard studio. A feature of her jewelry is creating an antiqued look with a modern approach. She hopes to make tiny pieces of art that are inspired by nature and can be enjoyed on a daily basis.

KNIT NITE is not just for knitters, we just like the alliteration!

• 6-8pm (almost) every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. We don't love the somewhat gendered term "stitch & bitch" but you know...it is what is!

Special Mother's Day Weekend Event!

Collage Workshop: Framed Pressed Flowers

Saturday May 10th from 10am to 12pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Enjoy some time with your POST pals while we create unique compositions with the natural beauty of locally grown flowers. A perfect workshop to take with your mom!

This 2 hour make + take workshop is all about getting creative as you create a botanical collage that reflects your style. We will have a variety of unique dried flowers, ferns, leaves in a wide array of color schemes to choose from. 

Everyone will take home their unique piece, framed in a Mutual Adoration wood frame. Glass and mating is included.

Choose from a selection of handcrafted 11x14" reclaimed wood frames. We'll have a variety of colors, wood stains, and frame widths available to choose from. Please send a note at least one week in advance if you have any special requests.

We welcome and encourage you to bring your own pressed flowers if you feel so inclined.

Ceramics Workshop: Glazing Bubble Planter Pots

Sunday May 11th from 1pm to 4pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Learn all about ceramic decorating techniques as you make a unique planter pot of your own. These little cuties are perfect for cacti, succulents, or any small (4") houseplant!

In this hands-on workshop, you will paint a mini planter pot using a variety of colorful underglazes. Mitch will walk you through glazing techniques as you decorate your planter and its matching drip tray.

Once your glaze is set, your pot will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All pots will be ready for pick up 1 week after class when the kiln firing is complete.

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

Special Mother's Day Weekend Event!

Collage Workshop: Framed Pressed Flowers

Sunday May 11th from 2pm to 4pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Enjoy some time with your POST pals while we create unique compositions with the natural beauty of locally grown flowers. A perfect workshop to take with your mom!

This 2 hour make + take workshop is all about getting creative as you create a botanical collage that reflects your style. We will have a variety of unique dried flowers, ferns, leaves in a wide array of color schemes to choose from. 

Everyone will take home their unique piece, framed in a Mutual Adoration wood frame. Glass and mating is included.

Choose from a selection of handcrafted 11x14" reclaimed wood frames. We'll have a variety of colors, wood stains, and frame widths available to choose from. Please send a note at least one week in advance if you have any special requests.

We welcome and encourage you to bring your own pressed flowers if you feel so inclined.

KNIT NITE is not just for knitters, we just like the alliteration!

• 6-8pm (almost) every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. We don't love the somewhat gendered term "stitch & bitch" but you know...it is what is!

Intro to Lettering Workshop: Brush Pen Basics

Saturday May 17th from 3pm to 5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 10+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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This class is perfect for absolute beginners or anyone wanting to polish up their lettering skills. We will focus on basics, but if you have a project in mind, please bring it!

Brush Lettering Basics is a beginner friendly introduction to the world of calligraphy and hand lettering. Students will learn fundamental techniques using our pro-favorite, Dual Tip Brush Pen. Everyone will take home a workbook and their own brush pen in order to keep practicing. 

About the Instructor:

Nicole St. John Hamborsky is a visual artist based in Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Her specialties include food and beverage photography, modern design and lettering, and creative direction. Nicole is a proud alumni of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit and the owner/operater of upstairs neighbor which specializes in sign painting, calligraphy, lettering, chalkboard illustration, teaching, and more.

Jewelry Workshop: Intro to Polymer Clay

Sunday May 18th from 12pm to 3pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Local artist Trice Clark will guide you through the process of designing jewelry from scratch.

During this 3 hour workshop, you’ll learn fundamental skills for working with vibrant polymer clay as you create a custom pendant necklace. We’ll practice shaping and manipulation techniques to yield clay beads. You’ll also learn color mixing techniques to bring forth custom hues. 

Trice will guide you through the process of layering and cutting to create striking patterns for one-of-a-kind necklace or pair of earrings. Dive into decorative techniques such as terrazzo, stripes, and marble effects. Move on to creating the holes to add your jump rings, and learn finishing techniques.

Everyone will create unique earrings or pendants as well as an assortment of practice beads.

About the Instructor:

Trice Clark is a mom, maker, and all-around DIY enthusiast. As a self-taught artist she has dabbled in different mediums from woodworking to welding. Using these skills Clark has built activations for local Detroit music festivals, parties, and brand events. Prior to the pandemic her do it yourself workshop, Designer Hack, guided attendees through recreating high-end trends in accessories and home decor for a fraction of the cost. She began making jewelry in 5th grade and exhibited her work in Michigan Fashion Week, Fashion Massacre, and during Detroit’s Month of Design. Whether its hosting classes or creating installations Trice Clark always sets out to make enjoying art an interactive experience.

Ceramic Workshop: Handbuilding Terracotta Planters with Rachel Gervais

Saturday June 7th from 10:30am to 2:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 16+

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Say goodbye to those run-of-the-mill, assembly line planters and say hello to a world of creativity with clay! Local pottery whiz, Rachel Gervais, invites you to get your hands dirty with terracotta clay.

This 4-1/2 hour workshop is all about taking baby steps into the world of ceramics. We'll guide you on how to construct clay like a pro, ensuring your masterpiece is as sturdy as it is stylish. From imprinting textures to adding shapes, we're all about letting your creativity run wild. When the dust (or rather, clay) settles, you'll be the proud parent of a planter, complete with a tailor-made tray. Now, how's that for a clay date?

Your bespoke planter will be ready for collection 2 weeks after class, post its bisque firing glow-up. 

About the Instructor:

Rachel Gervais is an artist +educator based in Hamtramck, MI. With a BFA in Ceramics from CCS, Rachel has used her education to fuel her love for craft and share those skills with all ages. She loves exploring the quality of texture and the intimate relationship of holding a cup, bowl, or small vase.

Ceramics Workshop: Glazing Porcelain Bud Vases

Saturday June 28th from 11am to 2pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 16+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Learn all about porcelain decorating techniques as you make a unique bud vase of your own!

In this 3 hour workshop, you will get to choose your vase from a selection of pre-thrown greenware—each designed and hand thrown by Rachel Gervais. With a variety of color underglaze paints at your disposal, Rachel will walk you through glazing techniques as you decorate your chosen piece.

Once your glaze is set, your vase will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All vases will be ready for pick up 1 week after class when the kiln firing is complete.

About the Instructor:

Rachel Gervais is an artist + educator based in Hamtramck, MI. With a BFA in Ceramics from CCS, Rachel has used her education to fuel her love for craft and share those skills with all ages. She loves exploring the quality of texture and the intimate relationship of holding a cup, bowl, or small vase.

Ceramics Workshop: Glazing Porcelain Trays

Sunday July 19th from 11am to 2pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 16+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Learn all about porcelain decorating techniques as you make a unique home accent of your own! Perfect for a commemorative jewelry plate, stylish soap dish, or one-of-a-kind catch-all tray to treasure for years to come. 

In this 3 hour workshop, you choose your tray from a selection of bisqueware — each hand built  by Rachel Gervais. With a variety of colored underglaze paints at your disposal, Rachel will walk you through glazing techniques as you decorate your chosen piece.

Please note, all trays will be ready for pick up 1 week after class, when the kiln firing is complete.