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We hold classes in two locations in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood: our Schoolhouse and Annex.  We also service the Greater Boston-area through our School and Community Partnerships.

Schoolhouse & Annex

You will find our Program Support Associate and Facilities team in the office at the back of the wood shop at our Schoolhouse. The rest of our administrative staff have their offices in our Annex.




The Eliot School offers classes to people of all ages in woodworking, sewing and fashion, fiber arts, book arts, drawing, painting, photography and other crafts and fine arts.

 


The Eliot School is committed to creating opportunities for the diverse artists, makers, designers, and creative thought-leaders of Greater Boston.

We are amplifying the voices of underrepresented members of our community.

Schoolhouse Facilities Coordinator Andrew Riiska and  Shop Assistant Jasmanie Gonzales have been working diligently to make our schoolhouse a better and safer work environment for all. Join the journey with Andrew’s blog post. Details here.   
Courses
Summer Instructors
Day of week: 
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Dates:July 18-22, 2022
Time:9:00 AM-3:30 PM

What makes a city or town your home? What types of monuments do we wish to see in our parks and public spaces? Explore ideas about the communities we live in, our neighborhood identities, and ways our cities are used. Through painting, mapping, model making and sculpture, investigate what the cities of our imaginations hold. While creating public art for our neighbors to share, as well as visions of what our communities can be, we will show what a building, a block or a neighborhood can mean to us. 

Price: $420.00
Materials fee payable to instructor in class: 
0.00
Summer Instructors
Day of week: 
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Dates:July 18-22, 2022
Time:9:00 AM-3:30 PM

What makes a city or town your home? What types of monuments do we wish to see in our parks and public spaces? Explore ideas about the communities we live in, our neighborhood identities, and ways our cities are used. Through painting, mapping, model making and sculpture, investigate what the cities of our imaginations hold. While creating public art for our neighbors to share, as well as visions of what our communities can be, we will show what a building, a block or a neighborhood can mean to us. 

Price: $420.00
Materials fee payable to instructor in class: 
0.00
Summer Instructors
Day of week: 
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Dates:July 12-16, 2021
Time:9:00 AM-3:30 PM

What makes a city or town your home? What types of monuments do we wish to see in our parks and public spaces? Explore ideas about the communities we live in, our neighborhood identities, and ways our cities are used. Through painting, mapping, model making and sculpture, investigate what the cities of our imaginations hold. While creating public art for our neighbors to share, as well as visions of what our communities can be, we will show what a building, a block or a neighborhood can mean to us. 

 

Price: $420.00
Materials fee payable to instructor in class: 
0.00
Summer Instructors
Day of week: 
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Dates:July 12-16, 2021
Time:9:00 AM-3:30 PM

What makes a city or town your home? What types of monuments do we wish to see in our parks and public spaces? Explore ideas about the communities we live in, our neighborhood identities, and ways our cities are used. Through painting, mapping, model making and sculpture, investigate what the cities of our imaginations hold. While creating public art for our neighbors to share, as well as visions of what our communities can be, we will show what a building, a block or a neighborhood can mean to us. 

2 pods will be formed and assigned before the start of Summer Program

Price: $420.00
Materials fee payable to instructor in class: 
0.00
Summer Instructors
Day of week: 
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Dates:July 12-16, 2021
Time:9:00 AM-3:30 PM

What makes a city or town your home? What types of monuments do we wish to see in our parks and public spaces? Explore ideas about the communities we live in, our neighborhood identities, and ways our cities are used. Through painting, mapping, model making and sculpture, investigate what the cities of our imaginations hold. While creating public art for our neighbors to share, as well as visions of what our communities can be, we will show what a building, a block or a neighborhood can mean to us. 

 

Price: $420.00
Materials fee payable to instructor in class: 
0.00