How Do You Take A Class At Conner Prairie In Indianapolis?
You probably already know that Conner Prairie, the living pioneer history museum near Indianapolis, is a great place to learn about Indiana’s history and heritage. It’s fun to watch the interpretive actors working as traditional blacksmiths, potters and weavers. What you probably don’t realize is that you, too, can learn those traditional skills. Conner Prairie offers a year-round schedule of classes, camps and programs for both children and adults. Visit the Conner Prairie Web site for a schedule of classes. Click on the “Discover & Learn” tab, then on “Classes.” Explore the current class offerings to see what interests you. We loved the two-day weaving workshop, but you can also take classes on blacksmithing, woodworking, spinning, pottery, leather work, weaponry and more. The museum also plays host to an annual Arts and Arms Making Workshop. Make note of any special participation requirements for the class. For example, you must be at least 16 to enroll in potentially hazardous clas
