All facilities are non-smoking areas.  The residency building is pet-free.

Lofus House

Loftus House, the residency building for visiting artists, is named after Franciscan Friar Loftus who was a poet.  The two-story brick building has been a home to Franciscan faculty, friars, and nuns. 

The first floor has two bedrooms, a full bathroom, a gallery/library, a dining room, the Center's two offices, and a kitchen. The second floor has four rooms for residents and a full bath.

Each resident's room has a sink, table or desk, chest of drawers, chairs, and a full-sized bed.  One bedroom on the first floor has twin beds.  The other bedroom is the residence of the work exchange fellow.

Residents are welcome to use the washer/dryer located in the basement.

Dining Room	Kitchen
Bedroom 2	Bedroom 3

Winfrey Blackburn Fine Arts Gallery • Master Studio •
Barbara Hardy Clay Studio

Master Stuido

The gallery/master studio and community clay studio are on the upper and lower levels of one building.

The upper floor contains the small gallery in the front, and the master studio in the rear, which is used by clay, other 3-D artists, and artists who need large sink space.

The community clay studio on the lower floor provides space for clay classes and workshops. 

The kiln pad includes:  Olympic downdraft reduction, Catenary arch downdraft reduction, Paragon glass slumping/cone 10 electric, L & L electric, Amaco electric, Raku fiber kiln. Salt/soda

Other equipment:  Large and medium slab rollers, extruder, Peter Pugger vacuum deairing pugger mixer