Spring Classes at The Old Stone Mill Center

Previous Events and News:
Another great class from our guest teacher, Deb Carter
Drive the draft away!!



Come and make a door draft snake using recycled materials at Zero Waste Maker Space in Adams MA
Sunday February 26, 2023 from 11am-1pm
$10.00
We will use materials from the mill to sew and create a door draft. Learn how to sew using a machine or hand stitch your project. Sell your unique designs on Ebay or Etsy!
To register e mail: leni@oldstonemillcenter.org
BagShare Classes – Fun for all ages and abilities!
Sign up soon as space is limited. All ages and abilities are welcome.
Let’s start a bagshare in Berkshire County.
Come and use our sewing machines and enjoy the stash of fabric remnants, upholstery samples, trim and more by making bags. Once our bagshare location is born we will start a regular sewing group at the mill to keep the location supplied. Learn to sew and make a bag.
To register e mail: leni@oldstonemillcenter.org
Feel free to email us and suggest a bagshare location. A bagshare is anyplace that uses bags. The bagshare project supplies a free, reusable alternative made of upcycled fabric to borrow when a customer forgets their bag. It’s creativity in action. It can be a farmer’s market, library, CSA, Halloween bags, girl scout cookie bags… etc.
Where would you like to see a bagshare in Berskshire county?
Learn about the bagshare project’s 17 year history!
http://www.thebagshare.org
Metal Fabrication and Printmaking Classes are BACK!!
New Sessions for The Metal Fab class and printmaking class starting up in mid January.
Beginners WELCOME.
Contact us to register!
Email us at info@oldstonemillcenter.org or call 413-664-1327 (no texts!)
Getting to the Heart of the Matter
We’ve had a couple of great conversations with reporters and podcasters recently!
The Hill Country Observer stopped by for an interview and published this lovely article, giving an artsy creative glimpse into philosophy and the fluid nature of The Old Stone Mill Center. Have a look at their excellent photography and this great, up-close and personal narrative.
» The Old Stone Mill turns waste into wellness
Story and photos by Kate Abbott, November 2, 2022
Also, Mass Recycle recently caught up with Leni for a pod-cast. Listen here, to hear Leni describe the Old Stone Mill Center’s Mission in her own words. It was a great, upbeat and in-depth discussion.
The Old Stone Mill Center offering classes!
These classes are ongoing and dates and times could change
From the flyers below. All levels of experience are welcome.
Call or e-mail to register.
No texts:
413 664-1327/ info@oldstonemillcenter.org
Bikes now in Bikie!
The 26 bikes we customized finally arrived at The Daniel M. Milondo Primary School in Bikie in the Republic of Congo! We are so happy to see the joy they bring and plan to make more to send soon.
Click on below or on this link to see the kids learning to ride.
The Old Stone Mill Center is selling bicycles!
Visit our Bike Sale Album on Facebook to see what’s available.
The Old Stone Mill Center’s mission is to create public space for use by the creative community, including a center for re-use of materials diverted from the waste stream; art spaces and a machine shop with equipment and tools available to those who cannot afford to fully outfit their own studios; and to provide space for community members to come together to learn and experiment in arts and technology. There is a strong creative culture and strong embrace of environmental and energy concerns in the Berkshire County region, but it is often out of reach to everyday people. The Old Stone Mill Center will be a place for anyone to gain access to materials and means to participate more fully in creative and innovative endeavors.
Learn more About Us and our partners in this endeavor. Construction on Phase I of our interior renovations starts soon, so stay tuned to our News blog for updates as we prepare to host programs and events on site.
The Old Stone Mill Zero Waste Maker Space supports the recommendations of the Massachusetts Public Health Association’s Emergency Task Force on Coronavirus and Equity.