Hard Skills for Hard Times: Build A Shed With Sarah Watlington & Morgan Street

Feb 25, 2026

Feb 25, 2026

Session 1: Shed Framing & Exterior Build
Saturday, March 7, 10AM–4PM
Sunday, March 8, 10AM–4PM

Session 2: Interior Shed Build
Saturday, March 14, 10AM—4PM
Sunday, March 15, 10AM—4PM

FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St. LA CA 90065
Info on our space here
Max participants: 14
Free

 

Join us for one of four carpentry courses, where participants work together to build a small shed structure from the ground up! Over the course of the build, you’ll learn the fundamentals of framing and construction, including safe use of power tools, reading and interpreting drawings, and translating plans. 

Session 1 will focus on rough framing and Session 2 will focus on interior workspace build-out and finish carpentry. Artists and woodworkers Sarah Watlington and Morgan Street will teach participants these skills and more. Both sessions will be chock full of building skills!

The small shed we are building is a mini-workshop structure to support future building classes at FCCW!  No experience encouraged! Closed toed shoes and pants are required! 

Space is limited and there is a lot to learn, so we ask that each person please sign up for just one day and plan to be at FCCW for the full workshop from 10AM–4PM, with an on-time arrival.

 

RSVP for Session 1: Saturday

RSVP for Session 1: Sunday

 

RSVP for Session 2: Saturday

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ABOUT THE ARTISTS

 

Sarah Watlington is an artist and educator who utilizes traditional craft techniques to make contemporary sculpture. She teaches woodworking at San Diego State University as well as shorter intensives locally and nationally. She works out of her studio in Los Angeles, CA. IG:  @Sarah_Watlington

 

Morgan Street is a California-based artist, builder, educator, project manager and program director. Embracing overlapping mediums and disciplines, Morgan makes objects and experiences that reference traditional craft methods, natural landscapes and textures, personal agency, memories of escape, and a reverence for the mysteries of the organic world.  Much of her work is inspired by and manifested in very remote settings. Currently living and working in the Sierra Foothills region of Northern CA, Morgan balances her studio practice alongside developing and directing a range of creative programs for youth and adults. IG: @yesmorganstreet
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