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2nd Annual CVU Empty Bowls Dinner
Lift up our community and join us for the second CVU Empty Bowls Dinner, Thursday, April 10th, 6:00pm at the CVU High School Café. This popular event sold out quickly last year, so don't delay in purchasing your tickets. Only 300 tickets available! NOTE: TICKETS WILL NOT BE FOR SALE AT THE EVENT!Empty Bowls is a global grassroots movement that rallies communities to combat food insecurity. Community members are invited to participate in a soup dinner to raise money for a local food shelf. This year's recipient will be the Hinesburg Food Shelf at the Hinesburg Community Resource Center. The Hinesburg Community Resource Center (HCRC) is a volunteer non-profit 501(C)3 organization of neighbors helping neighbors. HCRC responds to the needs of Hinesburg area residents while we build community and extend a helping hand. Tickets: $20 donation per adult, $10 donation per child ( Donations: If you are not able to make the dinner event OR in addition to your dinner ticket, please consider a monetary donation. All monetary donations are tax deductible (A donation receipt will be emailed after the event, from HCRC, for your tax records). Select an amount from the green DONTATIONS tab below and follow the prompts to check out. If you would prefer to mail a check, please make it payable directly to the Hinesburg Community Resource Center, PO Box 444, Hinesburg, VT 05461. If you need help registering for tickets or making a donation online, contact us at 802-482-7194.Event: Each ticket will include one food grade handmade ceramic bowl*, and a dinner of homemade soups (vegan and vegetarian options available), artesian bread, and Sisters of Anarchy scooped ice-cream.*Your chosen bowl will act as a continuous reminder that your contribution helped fill the “bowls that go empty every day” in our state. . Silent Auction*: Featured products donated by local businesses, additional bowls, as well as beautiful wooden cutting boards handcrafted by CVU woodworking students will be open for bid. Payment by cash or check is preferred. Credit card payments can be arranged. (*if you own a business and would like to contribute a product or service please contact access@cvsdvt.org)Sponsors*: Thank you to those that have already made a generous contribution! *If you own a business and would like to sponsor this event, please email access@cvsdvt.org.
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Chocolate Candy Making 101
Come join us for a fun night of chocolate making. In this course we will use a variety of different types of candy molds to make professional looking chocolates. You will learn how to make solid chocolates using milk and dark chocolate, and also how to make yummy filled chocolates with caramel and peanut butter. We will end the class by using a variety of decorative boxes, bags and foil wrappers to package up our chocolates. Each participant will leave with a variety of two dozen handmade chocolates. Please let us know during registration if you prefer milk or dark chocolate, or both.For students aged 13 and older. Children aged 8 and up are welcome to join with an adult caregiver who is also registered.
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Crafting an End Table from Repurposed Pallets
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Join us for an exciting new course led by woodworker Tony Hashem! This hands-on, two-session workshop offers a unique opportunity to craft a beautifully designed end table with shelves using repurposed pallets and a variety of fine woods. Under Tony’s guidance, you’ll create a timeless, visually stunning piece that can be cherished for years to come. Students will have the chance to select from a wide range of new and repurposed woods, including maple, oak, poplar, and pine, to personalize their project. For added customization, you’re welcome to bring your own wood for the table’s top shelf, while the structure and remaining shelves will be crafted from durable pine. The finished table will measure approximately 18" x 10" x 30", but students can adjust the dimensions within reason to ensure a perfect fit for their space. This course is designed for those with some prior experience using power tools, particularly power saws, as the process will involve measuring, cutting, gluing, drilling, and clamping. All materials and tools are provided, so you can focus on honing your skills and creating a functional, one-of-a-kind piece. Don’t miss this chance to learn from a seasoned craftsman and take home a handmade treasure! Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot today! Please bring safety glasses and a dust mask if you have one. We have a small supply on hand. Long hair will need to be tied back and no open toed shoes. (Photo is likeness only)
Winter/Spring 2025
Crafting a Coat Rack & Shelf from Repurposed Pallets and Hardwoods
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Join us for this new course offering with woodworker, Tony Hashem. During this hands-on, one-session, using repurposed pallets and other hardwoods, you will make one functional and beautiful coat rack with hooks and a shelf! Students will be able to select between several species of wood, including oak, maple, poplar Mahogany, cherry, walnut, pine and others to fit with their personal décor. The process to make this shelf will require measuring, cutting, gluing, and drilling to assemble their pieces. Students can customize the design of their rack, within reason, including the size and number of *hooks (max 6). *Option to bring in your own hooks, otherwise hooks as pictured will be provided All materials and tools are included in the fee for this course. Note: The electric tool usage can create a bottleneck in the shop, so please be patient and use this time to learn and help others during class time. Please bring safety glasses and a dust mask if you have one. We have a small supply on hand. Long hair will need to be tied back and no open toed shoes. (Photos are provided for likeness only)
Winter/Spring 2025
Crafting a Bat House!
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Join us to learn how to build an approximately 26" X 14" functional and attractive bat house. In this hands on, two-night class, you will choose your wood, and prepare each piece for assembly. You will also have the opportunity to cut, create, and customize your bat house and personalize it as you wish. By building a bat house, to gift or keep, you will be helping to protect these incredible and very important species whose ecology is threatened by urban sprawl. It's a win-win! This class will be in the CVU woodshop. All tools, both *electric and manual will be available for use, and all wood will be supplied and are included in the course fee. Please bring safety glasses and a dust mask if you have one. We have a small supply on hand if you need one. Long hair will need to be tied back and no open toed shoes or loose clothing. Note: The electric tool usage can create a bottleneck so please be patient, and use this time to learn and help others during class time. "Teacher ( Tony) is generous, skilled, patient and a delight. I learned a lot!"
Winter/Spring 2025
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Crafting a Charcuterie Board from Repurposed Woods
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Join us for a delightful hands-on, two-session, experience as we delve into the enchanting world of charcuterie board-making which will become a treasured keepsake, or gift, and topic of discussion! In this hands-on class, you will learn the art of creating visually stunning charcuterie boards that will impress your guests on any occasion. During the workshop, students will choose from a wide variety of new and repurposed fine woods to create a visually stunning piece that can last a lifetime. Prepared woods may include Maple, Ash, Purple Heart, Walnut, Birch, Australian Eucalyptus, Brazilian Cherry, Oak, Coconut Wood, Ipe, and others. All materials are included in the fee for this course. Students will decide on the design they wish to use and choose their woods. Since the wood will be of various thicknesses, students will need to plane them to an equal thickness and then glue and clamp the wood to form the board. Tools used: mitre saw, table saw, planer, and clamps. For the second class, students will sand or plane their glued boards to get a uniform smooth surface. They will then draw and cut their handle design on the board. Tools used: planer, sander, band saw, scroll saw. Lastly, all boards will be sanded, thoroughly cleaned and coated with food-grade oils to penetrate and seal the boards. Extra oil will be given to each student to repeat this process at home. Tools used: Sander. Note: The electric tool usage can create a bottleneck in the shop, so please be patient and use this time to learn and help others during class time. Please bring safety glasses and a dust mask if you have one. We have a small supply on hand. Long hair will need to be tied back and no open toed shoes. "Tony is a very dedicated, enthusiastic teacher with a clear love of his craft. He was so generous with his time, often starting class early and always willing to stay late to make sure everyone left with a satisfying product. I recommend his class whole-heartedly!"
Winter/Spring 2025