Handcrafted Hanselmann pottery a hit
Fred and Joan Hanselmann run Hanselmann Pottery on Dixon Road in Corrales since the early 1970s. Their all wheel thrown stoneware uses no molds and is fired twice to 2400 degrees, creating durable, individually crafted pieces with hand brushed blue and mauve floral designs. The business has grown to six employees and regular shows at the New Mexico Arts and Crafts Fair and in Texas and Arizona.
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Fred
Joan Hanselmann
Hanselmann Pottery
Dixon Road
Corrales
Fred Hanselmann
Joan
Hanselmann
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Stephanie Brown
Pee-Wee Program Prepares Corrales Kids for School
Corrales Community Education runs the Pee-Wee Program at Corrales Elementary for ages 3 to 5 with a steady wait list of about 30 children. Mary Davidson says revisions will shift older fives to another class to reduce waits. tuition ranges from 40 to 100 dollars monthly plus a 30 dollar registration. The program focuses on developmental arts and crafts, drama, and music, and collaborates closely with the elementary school to ease transitions.
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Jay Levine
Corrales
Davidson
Mary Davidson
Corrales Elementary
Suzi Eichhorst
Devananda Vargas
Chelsey Garfield
Clayton Chambers
Observer-Myers
Amadeo Trujillo
Cameron Smith
Beto Guzman
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