Past workshops. . .
Figure Painting with Daud Akhriev
Lino Cut Print Making with Melissa Hefferlin
Ceramics: Handbuilding with Margaret Josey Parker
Ceramics: Surface Techniques with Rita Vali
Book Making with Rachel Basye and the Art Student League of Denver.
Garment Sewing | Indigo Bath with Laura Akins of A_kins Studio
"Extraordinary experience." -GR 2026
"My heart overflows with gratitude and contentment." -MH 2026
"Deeply grateful for the love and care and the attention to every detail in this house to make it cozy and so seamless to engaged in work."
-EB 2026
"A life created with this much intention is awe inspiring. Thank you for sharing it with me. I will return to create again and again."
-YS 2026
"What a dream to work inside the great studio, wander outside, dip a toe in the stream, gaze at the limestone against the blue, and return to my art." -HV 2025
A bit of information
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Two apartments grace the two top floors of this 1906 home in downtown San Martin de Teverga.
The top floor has three bedrooms, a bath room, an open design kitchen/dining/living area and secret library loft.
The middle level has three bedrooms, two baths, and an open kitchen/living/dining area.
The main floor is the large studio, a hall for gathering and a bodega.
Outside there is a large terrace, outdoor studio and ceramic casita.
One of the great joys of these retreats are the local chefs who create exquisite meals for the group. Most days these catered meals are served mid afternoon in keeping with the traditional 'comida,' the largest meal of the day pre seista. All stores close between 2-5 to accommodate this sacred family time.
Breakfasts are self-directed from a pantry and fridge full of yogurts, milks, fruit, nuts and cereals, coffees and teas.
Charcuterie is served around 6.
Evening light meals are on your own in the vairious bars and local restaurants.
Planned hikes and visits to the local historic sites vary with each group, yet ample.
There are hikes to Roman roads, pre-historic structures, caves and cave art. Ranging in difficulty from the meander along the Senda del Oso, to day long mountain summits with views of the ocean.
Guided tours of pre-Romanesque churches, and the Parque de la Pre-historia .
Tucked along Spain’s wild north coast, Asturias is the “secret” many travelers are searching for. Green hills roll down to rocky coves and beaches, with world‑class surf and dramatic cliffs made for climbing, in fact Teverga has over 1000 developed climbs. Villages still move at a traditional pace, rich with local food and cider, festivals, and everyday rituals. Known as the birthplace of Spain, Asturias was never conquered by the Moors, and its distinct Celtic roots still resound in the hills with bagpipes, accordions, and ancient songs.