BTC Culinary Arts Grad Makes Good
Nick Hurley, a Bidwell Training Center Culinary Arts graduate, wows them at a local restaurant.
Table of Elements 2010 transforms everyday life through art
Visit MCG’s gallery to experience why bonds, friendships, and teaching and learning are often shared around the table. Enjoy a dazzling display of ceramic tableware complemented by two-dimensional artwork to commemorate the role that beautiful objects—whether practical, decorative, expressive or conceptual in intent—play in the creation of special places and moments.
Read All about It in A Better Way Forward
We are pleased to announce the publication of the first-ever Manchester Bidwell Corporation newsletter "A Better Way Forward." Inside, you’ll find information on news and events as well as explanations of our philosophy and ideology. Take a few minutes to read it and then share this PDF with family, friends and your community at large!
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Social Innovation as Art Form
Bill Strickland turned his love of ceramics into a creative outlet for disadvantaged city kids.
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Turning On Kids at MCG
It’s a sunny Tuesday morning, and 300-plus Pittsburgh Public Schools third-graders are in the Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild auditorium. Listening with rapt attention, they’re watching Roger Humphries, dean of Pittsburgh’s ultra-rich jazz community, slap the skins silly....


