Man making a clay pot

Traditional Caddo Pottery with Chase Kahwinhut Earles (Class 2)

Class Two: Processing the Clay - May 11 & 12
Are you interested in the traditional methods of ancient pottery making? This workshop, traditional Caddo Pottery with Chase Kahwinhut Earles, is a rare opportunity to experience the traditions of Caddo pottery from digging the clay to firing the pot. - Workshop Full -

Rolled yoga mats, towel, block and strap on a wooden floor.

Yoga

Free community yoga class.

A wooden spinning wheel with spindles and raw fiber rests on a table.

Spinning and Weaving

Learn more about traditional spinning and weaving at a demonstration from the Bay Area Weavers and Spinners every second Saturday at the San Jacinto Museum.

Soldado

Edge of Empire: Gear of the Spanish Soldado de Cuera

Step back in time and stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the valiant 'soldados de cuera,' as you unravel the survival secrets of Texas's colonial guardians at Mission Dolores – gear up for a journey into the heart of history!

Hand-dipped candles hang from their wicks on a cast-iron hook

Demo Day: Candle Making

Come to the San Jacinto Monument on May 16th to see a demonstration of the candle-making process frontiersmen and women used to create light for their homes.

A silver fan with wood spines lays on a navy background.
Woman standing with printed Tshirts

Caddo Artist Series Workshop

The Caddo Artist Series continues with Kacey Roach and her screen printing workshop on May 18 at 1 pm.