Registration is open for Spring Session classes!

Don’t miss out – Spring classes start in just 3 weeks! We’ve got an exciting range of classes this session, offering something for makers of every skill level and any time commitment. Whether you're ready to dive into a 12-week class like Metals + Jewelry 1 with Stevie Pniewski or J Diamond, or prefer a weekend workshop like Enamel on Formed Dishes with Rachel Kedinger, there’s a perfect fit for you this spring. But hurry, spots are filling up fast! Take a look at a selection of our class listings below, and be sure to check out the full list of courses on our website before it’s too late.

12 week classes: 

• Metals + Jewelry 1 with Stevie Pniewski or J Diamond
• Stone Setting 1 with Molly Shulman
• Waxworking 1 with J Diamond or Elliot Keeley
• Metals + Jewelry 2 with Molly Shulman

4, 6, & 8 week classes: 

• Introduction To Flameworking Glass Beads with Mercury Swift
• Casting Open Studio with Andy Lowrie

• Enamel On Formed Dishes with Rachel Kedinger
• Clasps & Closures with J Diamond
• Ready, SET, CAD, & CAST with Zach Mellman-Carsey

The Baltimore Jewelry Center is excited to invite artists from our vibrant community to display their work in our front hallway vitrine gallery! The exhibition will run from mid-May through December 2025, and we are especially eager to feature the creative talents of current and former students from the Baltimore and greater DMV area.

Applications are open through May 4, 2025.

Stop by the gallery next Friday to see Rachel Kedinger's solo exhibition, Enameling Reimagined.

Enameling Reimagined is an exhibition of works by Rachel Kedinger. The exhibition aims to showcase and highlight many forms of enamelware, some that have been damaged and forgotten, and others cherished beyond their intended use. Kedinger has taken these objects and transformed them into more personal, intentional pieces. These vintage cups, bowls, pots, and pans have been paired up with original works made by Kedinger. She takes inspiration from historical wares and recreates them using her own forms. The wide use of color and pattern are informed by the historical references combined with Kedinger’s contemporary vision. With a display likened to a kitchen cabinet, these objects are meant to be admired, reused and worn just as much as the originals.

The exhibition will be on view starting March 21, with an opening reception from 5-8 PM.

Are you an emerging jewelry educator? A metalsmith looking to develop your teaching skillset in a vibrant community of makers? You might be the BJC's next Teaching Fellow!

The BJC is offering a three-year teaching fellowship to start in August 2025! In addition to gaining teaching experience, the selected fellow will develop pedagogical skills, build leadership experience, receive mentorship from experienced educators, and play an influential part of a vibrant educational community.

Applications are open through April 25, 2025.