• The Randomizer with Tom Hubbard

    October 24 & 25, 2026. 19 Brick Hill Road Newcastle, ME 04553. This workshop is now open to current Maine K12 Educators, their students AND members of the public.
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • School Information

    If you are a K12 educator in Maine, please tell us about the institution where you currently teach below.
  • Workshop Fees, Housing & Dietary Restrictions

    Please choose from the following registration and housing options. The fee for this workshop includes instruction, materials and meals. Details can be found on the workshop page.
  • Housing is available on Fri Oct 23 & Sat Oct 24 for educators only. Students may not stay on campus overnight. If you opt for housing, choose "2" to indicate you need housing for both nights. Choosing "1" will assume you need housing for Sat Oct 24 only.

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            Public Registration
            $410.00$410.00
              
            Maine K12 Educator Registration

            You must be a current Maine K12 educator.

            $75.00$75.00
              
            Housing - Single Room w/ Shared Bathroom

            Please note single rooms are limited and participants may be asked to switch to a double room if needed.

            $90.00$90.00
              
            Housing - Double Room w/ Shared Bathroom


            $65.00$65.00
              
            Total
            $0.00$0.00

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          • Dietary Restrictions*
          • Are you interested in bringing one or two students to this workshop?
          • Watershed's Program Manager will send a Student Registration Form to you to be passed onto the students listed above. It is $50 for a student to attend.

            Educators are responsible for their students for the entirety of the program and must uphold the "program expectations" as detailed in the Student Registration Form.

            Watershed won't communicate directly with students or parents/guardians so educators must keep students updated on any incoming workshop information.

            Students cannot stay in on-campus housing during the program.

          • Permissions

          • Please read the following guidelines:

            1. Health and Safety Guidelines

            2. Liability Waiver

            3. Cancellation Policy


            If you have any questions regarding these documents, please email Watershed's Program Manager at afraser@watershedceramics.org.

          • Photo Release: I grant Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts and its authorized representatives permission to record my likeness and images of my work during the time that I am in residence. I further agree that any or all of the recorded material may be used, in any form, as part of publications, videos, brochures, advertisements or other digital or printed materials used to promote Watershed. I acknowledge that since the use of my likeness and my work is voluntary, I will receive no financial compensation.*
          • Email Address Release: I grant Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts permission to share my email address with other members of my workshop group in order to facilitate conversations around communal goals, kiln firings, travel, etc.*
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