Time to Create at The Crucible
Summary
CREATE provides students and artists with low-cost access to specialty tools and workstations in areas such as welding, blacksmithing, jewelry making and woodworking.Founded in 1999, The Crucible offers more than 600 classes annually to nearly 5,000 students in everything from bronze casting to neon, welding to glass working, blacksmithing to fire dancing, textiles to woodworking.### Oakland, CA, March 25, 2011 --( PR.com )-- The Crucible (www.thecrucible.org), Oakland’s nonprofit fine and industrial arts and education center, is adding twenty-eight hours of studio access each week and increasing space and equipment for popular classes.The highly specialized equipment at The Crucible includes sophisticated tools and custom-built shop spaces, offering new and experienced artists a special opportunity to develop their skills without the enormous expense of outfitting a private studio.“Expanding CREATE gives the community more opportunities to utilize this amazing resource that is The Crucible,” says Steven Young, Interim Executive Director.Founded in 1999, The Crucible offers more than 600 classes annually to nearly 5,000 students in everything from bronze casting to neon, welding to glass working, blacksmithing to fire dancing, textiles to woodworking.