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Spring Open House 2012

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Spring Open House
“The Science of Art”

Saturday, April 7, 2012 • 12-4PM
Free Admission

The Science of Art, an event to highlight the scientific principals, enquiry and exploration behind the fine and industrial arts processes taught and practiced here at the Crucible! The event will bring together Crucible faculty, guest artists, a curated gallery of exhibits and demonstrations, projects from local schools as well as special performances, food, and the participation of a number of other local art and science related organizations and university programs. Our goal is to connect ourselves and our community to The Science of Art and give us an opportunity to further understand the world in which we live and work, making way for new creativity and innovation at every stage of our process.

A fun day for the whole family! Our open houses are a wonderful way to experience the excitement of The Crucible’s 56,000 sq. ft. studio, where furnaces roar and sparks fly. Check out exciting live demonstrations and exhibits explaining the science behind the art of The Crucible. Catch amazing fiery performances and wander through our student and faculty art show displaying the creativity of The Crucible.

Event Highlights:

Intriguing demonstrations combining science and art including the Science of Fire, Venturi Effect, Ruben’s Tube, Harmonograph, Die Moto Bio-diesel motorcycle display, mysteries of steel made visible, Raku firing, bicycle physics, and other fascinating experiments in action
Guest exhibits by Tech Shop, Chabot Space & Science Center, and Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory. Also, Ron Hipschman, Exploratorium staff physicist, will give a lecture and demonstration about many ways to make color–from neon signs to oil slicks to rainbows and more.
Amazing molten metal pour in our foundry
Fiery stage performances by our fire performance faculty & students
Live music by, Oakland based ensemble, Gamelan X
Spectacular art show showcasing work from Crucible students, faculty & staff
Beautiful handmade art for sale by Crucible artists
Eye popping discounts on Crucible classes
Bicycles for sale in The Crucible’s Bike Shop
Tasty food and drink
Chances to win free tuition for a Crucible class!

Demonstrations
The Crucible is truly unique with all the industrial art disciplines we have under one roof. During our this exciting Open House we will demystify the science of art with demonstrations and exhibits in every area. Instructors, students, guest artists, and scientists will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. Check out a map of our studio!

Art Show
Every spring we like to show off what we do here with a spectacular art show. We will have pieces from Crucible staff, students, faculty and volunteers showcasing all of the fabulous industrial arts classes we teach here. During the open house we will ask visitors to vote on their favorite top three pieces. Free tuition

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Fireside Lounge: Industrial Strength

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Friday, February 24, 2012 • 6:30-9:30PM
$10 at door / Free for Crucible Members

In one captivating night, we consider the strength of industrial materials transformed by the passion of artists who are inspired by it. This evening will include a lecture panel of women industrial artists who personify industrial strength.

We are hosting an open fire spin jam for experienced fire performers and alumni. No instruction will be given; it’s just a chance for people to practice their fire performance skills in a safe environment. All fire toys are welcome, but each will receive a safety inspection before they can be used in the spin jam. See Spin Jam Rules…

Discounts on Crucible class tuition will be available to attendees who register at the event. New students will receive 20% off class tuition and Crucible members will receive 25% off class tuition. In addition, guests can put their $10 cover charge towards the cost of the class. A door prize raffle and the costume contest will also offer attendees a chance to winning free tuition on a Crucible class. All ages are welcome. There is a $10 cover at the door and Crucible members are free.

Event Highlights

Live industrial art demonstrations in featured areas: Jewelry, Blacksmithing, (ARC, MIG, TIG & Oxyacetylene) Welding and Fire Performance
Panel discussion focusing on a few of the women currently changing the face of the industrial arts
Spectacular art show showcasing work from featured areas
Crucible Spin Jam
Tasty food from Fist of Flour (Woodfired-Pizza) and Breadfruit (Caribbean Cuisine)
Exciting discounts on Crucible classes
And chances to win free tuition on a Crucible class!

Lecture Series: Women in Industrial Arts
7-8pm

The panel will be facilitated by Carla Hall, Youth Program Director at The Crucible and avid blacksmith and fabricator.

Panel members:

Rebecca Anders, co-director of the Flux Foundation
Liisa Pine Schoonmaker, instructor at The Crucible, Laney College Executive Board Member, and past Chairman of the San Francisco American Welding Society
Joyce Hsu, Architect, and Artist
Beatriz Cuevas, Youth Program Intern and Stanford student

Crucible Spin Jam Rules

The spin jam is regulated by the Spin Jam Manager and the Fire Safety Captain. They have the final say in all things safety related and have the authority to eject anyone not adhering to the rules or common sense safety.

The Crucible will provide a trained fire safety crew armed with wet towels and CO2 extinguishers, a fuel dump area and a spin out area. Performers should bring their own fuel clearly marked with type of fuel and their name. White gas and ultra pure lamp oil are the only two fuels allowed. All fire toys are welcome. We ask that you wear all natural fiber clothing (cotton, wool, silk etc.) and no synthetics. Spin time allotted will depend on the amount of jam participants. Please be aware of your surroundings and other performers in the spin area while spinning. No official instruction will be given during the spin jam, though sharing tips and tricks with

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Fire Ballets & Operas

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	The World Premiere of MACHINE: A Fire Opera™ January 11-14 and 18-21, 2012 Based on a short story by science fiction author Derek J. Goodman, MACHINE is set in a fiery industrial universe in which workers have sold themselves into a lifetime of servitude. When one worker regains his power of self-determination, the story ignites into an explosive brew of escape plots, alliances, and unlikely love interests. This spectacular performance features two opera singers, a rock singer and percussionists that “play” the scaffolding-like set. Visual effects including a molten metal pour, fire performers and industrial artists such as glass blowers and blacksmiths. MACHINE will deliver the kind of awe-inspiring performance that Crucible audiences have come to expect. Learn More…

Past Fire Ballets and Fire Operas


	The Crucible’s Benefit Fire Ballet 2009 DRACUL: Prince of Fire January 7-10 and 14-17, 2009 The story begins with Dracul exploring the dark outer regions of his land. He encounters something both monstrous and magnificent and is attacked. He feels strange fiery venom coursing through his body as it dies. But he is not dead. Dracul awakes infused with a strange power… read more… “As a spectacle, the show is—riveting. And the talent of performers and production staff is impressive…” – The Berkeley Daily Planet “The performances are unequivocally top notch. Nowhere this side of the Seine River are you likely to see such an extravaganza or partake of such a festival of sight and sound.” – Alameda Sun “From a group reenactment of Michael Jackson’s Thriller, to a fire-breathing metal dragon, to awe-inspiring feats of aerial ballet and fire tossing, Dracul doesn’t lack for eye-candy.” – Diablo Magazine

	The Crucible’s Benefit Fire Ballet 2008 FIREBIRD: “L’oiseau de feu” April 9-12 and 16-19, 2008 A theatrical spectacle that fuses ballet, classical music, and aerial performance with fire and industrial arts to create a compelling 1970’s retro-modern interpretation of Russian folklore. read more… “…one of the most visually stunning performances to take place thus far at The Crucible’s West Oakland warehouse.” – East Bay Voice “Leave it to The Crucible to remake a respectable work of art into a flaming, beautiful and shocking piece of theatre.” – Contra Costa Times “Awesome and fantastic; I wholeheartedly recommend this unusually creative ballet and any others performed at The Crucible. Captivating and magical, it’s an evening you’ll never forget (or ever see duplicated!)” – Urban Moto

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Machine – A Fire Opera

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January 11-14 and 18-21, 2012
Tickets: $45-$65 {Buy Now}

Directed and Libretto by Mark Streshinsky
Score by Clark Suprynowicz
Press ReleaseThe Crucible proudly presents, MACHINE: A world premiere Fire Opera written, conceived and directed for The Crucible stage by Mark Streshinsky, who previously collaborated on Dracul and Firebird. The music of MACHINE is by Clark Suprynowicz who is well known in the Bay area for his Jazz and Rock infused compositions of opera and symphonic work.

Based on a short story by science fiction author Derek J. Goodman, MACHINE is set in a fiery industrial universe in which workers have sold themselves into a lifetime of servitude. When one worker regains his power of self-determination, the story ignites into an explosive brew of escape plots, alliances, and unlikely love interests. This spectacular performance features two opera singers, a rock singer and percussionists that “play” the scaffolding-like set. Visual effects including a molten metal pour, fire performers and industrial artists such as glass blowers and blacksmiths. MACHINE will deliver the kind of awe-inspiring performance that Crucible audiences have come to expect.

Composer Clark Suprynowicz has written a riveting score for this piece that incorporates seven percussionists alongside both classical and rock instrumentalists and directed by noted conductor, Barnaby Palmer. The musicians inhabit the machine and perform as the workers of the factory. Suprynowicz’ score reinforces the virile voice of baritone Eugene Brancoveanu who The SF Chronicle calls “extravagantly gifted with unforced charisma, vocal clarity and heft.”

Sung in English, MACHINE is a stunning show that takes full advantage of the industrial surroundings of The Crucible’s 56,000 square foot education facility.

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This project is based on the short story Deus Ex Machina by Derek J. Goodman and is being developed in collaboration with composer Clark Supynowicz and writer/director Mark Streshinsky with support from The Phyllis C. Wattis Foundation, the Kenneth Rainin Foundation, the James Irvine Foundation, and the East Bay Community Foundation’s Fund for Artists.

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January 11-14 and 18-20, 2012
Doors at 7:30pm / Show at 8:30PM
Tickets: $45-$65

Please Note: This is a seated event, no late entry will be permited. This show also contains mature content and situations that may not be suitable for young children.

Closing Night Gala

Saturday, January 21, 2012
Doors at 6:30pm / Show at 8:30PM
Tickets: $150

Join us in your finest evening attire at the Closing Night Gala of MACHINE to celebrate The Crucible’s 12th Anniversary. As industrial art and performance art unite, our studio space transforms into a mysterious machine of operatic fire performers, belting baritones and flaming sculptures.

Enjoy fiery cocktails and decadent hors d’oeuvres during our pre-performance reception and after the show, a champagne toast with the cast as we celebrate another innovative year at The Crucible. Gala tickets are partially tax-deductible.

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2011 Crucible Holiday Gift Guide

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Crucible Gift Ideas:
A Crucible Class | Machine Tickets | A Crucible Membership | Gift Certificates
Crucible Merchandise | Handmade Gifts from Holiday Gifty

Gift Idea #1 – A Crucible Class

Holiday Tasters
Saturday & Sunday, December 17 & 18
Non-member Price $95 / Member Price $86

A great gift for your favorite industrial arts newbie, Tasters are an easy way to begin exploring in fire, metal or glass. Structured for all ages, 12 years and older*, just about anyone can get a taste of creating with fire and light. You can even take a class with a pal or sweetheart for a unique bonding experience. Try two skills on the same day and get a deal! Sign up for one morning and one afternoon Taster in separate disciplines on the same day and you’ll receive a $15 discount.

*Youth, ages 12 and up, are welcome when registered with a parent or guardian.

Saturday, December 17
10AM–1PM
Blacksmithing
Enameling
Glass Fusing
Jewelry
MIG Welding

2–5PM
Blacksmithing
Enameling
Glass Fusing
Jewelry
MIG Welding

Sunday, December 18
10AM–1PM
Blacksmithing
Glass Fusing
Jewelry
MIG Welding

2–5PM
Blacksmithing
Glass Fusing
Jewelry
MIG Welding

Winter Quarter 2012 & Spring Break 2012

Looking for a specific class to gift? Check out our winter classes listed by weekday, weekend or department. Download our Winter 2011 Catalog in PDF format for more information on classes and spring break for adults and youth.

Gift Idea #2– Tickets to a World Premiere Opera

MACHINE: A World Premiere Fire Opera
January 11-14 and 18-21, 2012 • 7–11pm

Based on a short story by science fiction author Derek J. Goodman, MACHINE is set in a fiery industrial universe in which workers have sold themselves into a lifetime of servitude. When one worker regains his power of self-determination, the story ignites into an explosive brew of escape plots, alliances, and unlikely love interests.

Tickets are on sale now! Crucible members receive an additional $5 off a ticket. Not a member? Join or renew now and save even more!

Experience Machine in style by coming to our Closing Night Gala. On Saturday, January 21, you’ll enjoy fiery foods and fine wines before the show viewing our MACHINE inspired art show and after the show, mix and mingle with performers as we toast our 13th anniversary.

More Information & Purchase Tickets…

Gift Idea #3 – A Crucible Membership

This holiday, give friends and family the gift of Crucible membership, giving them access to awesome Crucible member benefits, including early registration and discounts on Crucible classes and events, to priority access to special events. Help your loved one join our vital, vibrant community of artists, art lovers, artisans, innovators and educators by giving them the gift of membership. Plus anyone who purchases a membership as a gift by December

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Newsroom

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2011 Press Release

East Bay Industrial Art School Announces Summer Immersion Classes for Kids and Adults (12/14/11)

New Winter Industrial Art Classes and Fun Family Spring Break Activities Announced at The Crucible (12/6/11)

Bay Area Industrial Art School Presents Locally Handmade Gifts at Holiday Shopping Sale and Open House (11/30/11)

Bay Area Philanthropists Help Crucible Blaze New Territory by Melding Industrial Arts and Opera (11/23/11)

Bay Area Industrial Art School Releases 2011 Holiday Gift Guide and Makes Six Recommendations (11/15/11)

The Crucible Announces Its New Fall Deals and Benefits (10/18/11)

World Premiere Fire Opera: MACHINE Tickets Now Available at Bay Area Industrial Art School (10/11/11)

Bay Area Industrial Art School to Showcase Earth-Based Arts and Autumn Light and Shadow at Fireside Lounge Evening October 14 (10/4/11)

The Crucible Bay Area Industrial Art School Announces Family Weekends to Warm Up the Holidays (9/28/11)

Industrial Arts Training with The Crucible Helps Student Get Into Stanford (9/14/11)

The Crucible Bay Area Art School and Foundry to Host Sizzling Open House Saturday, September 10 (9/7/11)

The Crucible Now Booking Team Building Activities (8/23/11)

The Crucible and Black Rock Arts Foundation Team Up on Uptown Merritt Art Park Installation Devoted to Art Bikes (8/17/11)

Bay Area Industrial Arts School Gets Fired Up for Burning Man 2011 (8/03/11)

Bay Area Industrial Art Classes Benefit from Young Interns at The Crucible (8/01/11)

Hot Damn! INFERNO: A Fire Circus Coming to The Crucible in Oakland July 14-16 (7/5/11)

B ay Area Industrial Arts Summer Camp Announced at The Crucible (6/21/11)

The Crucible Names Steven Young as New Executive Director (5/6/11)

The Crucible Announces Inferno: A Fire Circus (5/2/11)

An Evening of Fiery Girl Power (4/14/11)

Young Artists Gear Up To Play With Fire This Summer (4/4/11)

Time To Create At The Crucible (3/24/11)

The Crucible Cheers On Marathoners With Fire (3/17/11)

The Crucible Gets Fired Up For Spring (3/16/11)

An Evening of Industrial-Sized Love (2/3/11)

The Crucible’s 12th Anniversary Benefit Show Features an Amazing Collection of Extraordinary Performances of Music, Dance and Fire (1/4/11)

Crucible Revival: Keep The Fire Burning Honors Departing Founder (11/30/01)

Press Release Archive…

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2011 Press Clippings

San Francisco Bay Area Today

Inferno: A Fire Circus Comes

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Holiday Gifty Art Sale & Open House 2011

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Holiday Gifty Art Sale & Open House

Saturday, December 10, 2011 • 12PM to 6PM
Sunday, December 11, 2011 • 12PM to 4PM
FREE Admission
Directions & Parking

Download PDF of Event Poster…

Vendor Application is Closed.
Vendors Information…

A fun day for the whole family! Our open houses are a wonderful way to experience the excitement of The Crucible’s 56,000 sq. ft. studio, where furnaces roar and sparks fly. Check out exciting live demonstrations including welding, glass working, metal casting, blacksmithing and much much more. Catch amazing fiery performances and wander through a maze of vendors with handmade crafts, perfect for last minute gifts. You get to support local artists and community arts education for youth and adults while you get your last minute shopping done at the Bay Area’s most unusual holiday celebration.

Shopping at the mall was never like this!

Event Highlights:
– Live industrial art demonstrations
– Amazing molten metal pour in our foundry
– Fiery stage performances by our fire performance students & Rockakamile
– Beautiful handmade art for sale by Crucible & Local artists
– Jolly visit from Santa at 1pm
– Accordion music by Duckmando
– Spectacular live preview of MACHINE (Sunday Only)
– Eye popping discounts on Crucible classes
– Handy Crucible gift certificates will be available for purchase
– Bicycles for sale in The Crucible’s Bike Shop
– Tasty food and drink
– And chances to win free tuition for a Crucible class!

Demonstrations
The Crucible is truly unique with all the industrial art disciplines we have under one roof. During our Open House we will have demonstrations in every room with instructors and students on hand to answer any questions you may have. We will also have some of our incredible youth artists demonstrating their skills! Check out a map of our studio!

Handmade Art for Sale
We will have a maze of Crucible and local artists on hand selling their beautiful handmade art. From glass, metal, wood, ceramics, clothing and more, you’ll find that perfect gift for even the toughest person on your list. Check out the vendor list…

Bicycles for Sale
Looking for a great deal on a bike? The Crucible Bike Shop has a selection of quality used bicycles that have been fully rebuilt by our youth and volunteer mechanics. Stop by the bike shop at this year’s Holiday Gifty for a test ride, or contact jcavagnolo@thecrucible.org with questions or to make an appointment. In addition to getting a sweet, reliable ride your purchase supports our Youth Earn-A-Bike Program, our Youth Mechanic Program and our Community Bike Fixathons. Learn More…

A Visit from Santa
Santa will be making a very special appearance at 1pm; bring your own camera and get a shot of you or your little one with Santa.

Discounts on Crucible Classes
New students who sign up for a Winter class during the Open House, will receive 20% off class tuition. All members who sign up, will receive 25% off. Not a member and

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Newsletters

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2011

January
Monthly Newsletter – Happy Birthday to Us!
Classes News – Stoke the fire in your heart…
Event News – Events to Fire Up Your Heart

February
Monthly Newsletter – Flirting with Fire
Classes News – Weld Away Your Winter Blues With 25% Discount

March
Monthly Newsletter – Classes that ain’t no blarney!
Classes News – Spring Fever? March Madness? Treat Your Symptoms with Art Therapy!
Events News – Find Out What’s Behind Door Number One, Two and Three…

April
Monthly Newsletter – Chase Away Your Rainy Day Blues with Fire!
Classes News – Classes to Spark Up Your Spring
Events News – The Fire Circus Is Coming To Town – Tickets On Sale Now!

May
Monthly Newsletter – Celebrating Maker Month with a Discount!
Classes News – Add A Little Fire To Your Weekend!

June
Monthly Newsletter – Immerse Yourself in Fire!
Classes News – Open Registration for Summer Starts Today!
Events News – We beckon you to a fiery cirque underworld…

July
Monthly Newsletter – Create Your Own “Fire”works!
Summer Camp Special News – Recruiting for the next generation of artistic pyros!
Classes News – Summertime Fun…with Fire!

August
Monthly Newsletter – Glass Pumpkins, Custom Waffle Irons and Leather…Oh My!
Classes News – Revisit Shop Class
Events News – Win Tickets to Burning Man!

September
Monthly Newsletter – A Fiery Fall Awaits!
Classes News – Check Out What Classes Are Starting Next Week…
Membership News – Fiery Benefits, Hot Swag and More…
Events News – Machine: A Fire Opera – Tickets On Sale Now!

October
Monthly Newsletter – Spooky Sparks and Freaky Fire!
Classes News – Come warm yourself by our fires…
Events News – You’re Invited…

November
Monthly Newsletter – Harvest Your Creativity into the Perfect Seasonal Gift
Classes News – A Fiery Gift Guide for Your Creative Pyro
Events News – Holiday Gifty Art Sale 2011 is Here!

December
Monthly Newsletter – A Fiery Winter Wonderland
Classes News –
Events News –

2010

January A Newsletter
January B Newsletter

February Newsletter
February Events Update
February Classes Update

March Newsletter
March Classes Update
March Events Update

April Newsletter
April Events Update
April Class Update

May Newsletter
May Events Update
May Class Update

June Newsletter
June Class Update
June Event Update

July Class Update
July Event Update

August Newsletter
August Class Update
August Events Update

September Newsletter
September Class Update
September – Membership Email

October Newsletter #1
October Class Update
October Newsletter #2

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Holiday Gifty Vendor Information

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Holiday Gifty Vendor Information:

DEADLINE: Monday, November 14, 2011
APPLICATIONS CLOSED

Sell your handmade crafts, jewelry, furniture, ceramics, glass beads, vases, ornaments, baubles, recycled steel sculptures, neon wall art, etc. to eager holiday shoppers in our massive indoor warehouse in West Oakland.

We are hosting this event to raise awareness of our classes in the fine and industrial arts. We strongly encourage selling work that fits with The Crucible’s classes. Special consideration will be given to metalwork, jewelry, glasswork, neon and other media that are related to The Crucible’s programs.

Event includes kids activities, student and faculty art sale, a bronze pour, and industrial art demonstrations, such as glass flameworking and welding, fire performances and more. Food and refreshments will be available at a reasonable price. If you would like to check out the space before applying please feel free to attend one of our studio tours held Tuesdays & Thursdays at 6pm (except during holidays and events).

Proceeds benefit participating artists and The Crucible’s arts education programs. Please read through this page of event rules and information. By supporting The Crucible, you are helping to keep accessible art education and community programs alive in the Bay Area.

The Crucible staff and community thank you for your support!

If you are interested in sharing a table or booth with another artist, please contact Andrea via email: andrea@thecrucible.org or phone: 510.444.0919 x 135

Event dates & times:	Saturday, December 10, 12 to 6pm • Free Admission Sunday, December 11, 12 to 4pm • Free Admission
Application Deadline	Monday, November 14, 2011 APPLICATIONS CLOSED
Contact Persons	Please contact our event coordinator with any questions: Phone: 510.444.0919 x135 Email: andrea@thecrucible.org
Juried Event	All vendors for this event will be juried in order to gauge suitability for this event. While we invite and accept many kinds of media and creative expression, we are especially interested in vendors who create in media that are offered in Crucible classes or are related in some way. Jury will consist of The Crucible staff.
Arts & Crafts – Commercial Vendors	We promote the sales of original, handmade, non-mass produced work by the artist in any media. Services offered may not be competitive to The Crucible. Unacceptable are kits, imports, commercial reproductions (except your own cards), all food and drink or re-recorded music. Artists must be present to sell their own work. Your allotted space may not be used by anyone other than yourself unless they have prior written permission from The Crucible. Vendors are solely responsible for complying with any regulations governing sale of their work. All external entertainers must be hired by The Crucible in order to avoid sound conflicts and to comply with city permits.
Application Fees	$350 for 10’x10′ Booth area (for both days, table not included) $250 for 6×8 Table area (for both days, table not included) Your application fees goes towards supporting The Crucible’s arts education programs. Please print out form and send with credit card information, check or money order, or call us at 510.444.0919. All fees must

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Halloween Fun

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Halloween Art Classes

Halloween Weekend • October 22-23, 2011

Join us at The Crucible this Halloween for a spooky weekend of fun. We’ll teach you a new trick that is sure to be a treat.

Introduction to Blacksmithing {Just for You | Take Together}
Dragon’s Breath
Fearless Fire Eating
Glass Flameworking {Just for You | Take Together}
Introduction to Jewelry & Metal I {Just for You | Take Together}
All Linked Up: Art Clay Silver
Introduction to Welded Sculpture {Just for You | Take Together}
Introduction to MIG Welding {Just for You | Take Together}
Beginning TIG Welding {Just for You | Take Together}

$$$ Some Halloween Weekend classes also offer a family fun discount on tuition when you take a class together. The Family Fun tuition is for one adult and one family member, age 12 and up. And as far as family goes: You define it, not us.

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Events

Spring Open House “The Science of Art”

Saturday, April 7, 2012 • 12-4PM Free Admission

The World Premiere of MACHINE: A Fire Opera™

Past Fire Ballets and Fire Operas