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The Furni­ture Society is grate­ful to once again offer schol­ar­ships through part­ner­ships with Ander­son Ranch Arts Center, Arrow­mont, John C. Camp­bell Folk School, Peters Valley School of Craft, and Pocosin Arts.

The goal of these part­ner­ships is to promote excel­lence in the furni­ture field through profes­sional devel­op­ment and support­ing projects of an educational nature.

The five part­ner­ships are supported through the Educa­tional Grants arm of The Furni­ture Society and provide unique educa­tional oppor­tu­ni­ties open exclu­sively to currently enrolled members of The Furni­ture Society, with the excep­tion of our part­ner­ship with Ander­son Ranch Arts Center, which offers a BIPOC-specific grant that is open to both FS members and non-members. Each FS grant is designed to high­light an oppor­tu­nity partic­u­lar and unique to the partnering institution.

Furniture Society Membership NOT Required to Apply For This Grant:

Anderson Ranch Arts Center

Full schol­ar­ship for one BIPOC appli­cant that will cover a one-week work­shop includ­ing tuition, room and board (triple room option), and meals for a Furni­ture Design and Wood­work­ing work­shop only. This is a differ­ent form, appli­cants are NOT required to be Furni­ture Society Members to apply.

If the grant winner is inter­ested in taking a two-week work­shop, they can apply the one-week tuition and room & board to the two-week work­shop and the grant winner will need to cover the differ­ence between the two. The Furni­ture Society awards $500 to the grant winner to help offset the cost of travel, meals, fees, and materials.

2026 Ander­son Ranch Arts Center Work­shop Sched­ule Opens December 10


Furniture Society Membership is Required to Apply For The Following Grants:

Apply For Arrowmont Grant

Full schol­ar­ship for a one-week work­shop in any medium, includ­ing basic work­shop tuition, housing, and meals. Appli­cant must be a Furni­ture Society member to apply.
Grant recip­i­ent may opt to pay the differ­ence to upgrade their accom­mo­da­tions or tuition for specific work­shops, and are also respon­si­ble for travel expenses and art mate­r­ial fees asso­ci­ated with their work­shop. The Furni­ture Society offers recip­i­ent up to $500 to help offset the cost of travel, mate­ri­als, and fees. Receipts need to be submit­ted and expenses will be reim­bursed after the work­shop is completed.


Arrow­mont 2026 summer work­shop sched­ule coming soon

John C. Campbell Folk School

Full tuition for a 1‑week work­shop in any medium, plus room and board. Addi­tional costs will be mate­r­ial fees for the class and travel (or if they choose to upgrade their housing tier). Appli­cant must be a Furni­ture Society member to apply. The room and board covered will be for Dormitory/​Double Room housing. Addi­tional costs to the grant recip­i­ent will include mate­r­ial fees for the class and travel (or if they choose to upgrade their housing tier). The Furni­ture Society offers recip­i­ent up to $500 to help offset the cost of travel, mate­ri­als, and fees. Receipts need to be submit­ted and expenses will be reim­bursed after the work­shop is completed.


John C. Camp­bell
Folk School 2026 summer work­shop sched­ule open Dec 9

Peters Valley School of Craft

Full tuition for a 1‑week immer­sive class of the appli­can­t’s choice in any medium, lodging, and meals. Travel and studio/​materials fees are the respon­si­bil­ity of the grant recip­i­ent. Appli­cant must be a Furni­ture Society member to apply. The Furni­ture Society offers recip­i­ent up to $500 to help offset the cost of travel, mate­ri­als, and fees. Receipts need to be submit­ted and expenses will be reim­bursed after the work­shop is completed.


Peters Valley School of Craft
2026 summer workshop schedule

Pocosin Arts School of Fine Craft

Full schol­ar­ship for a one-week work­shop which includes work­shop tuition, housing (quad or double) and meals. This schol­ar­ship can only be applied to Summer 2026 on campus, in person work­shops in our wood studio. Grant recip­i­ent is respon­si­ble for travel expenses and material/​studio fees asso­ci­ated with their work­shop. Any housing upgrades are the finan­cial respon­si­bil­ity of the grant recip­i­ent. Appli­cants must be a Furni­ture Society member to apply. The Furni­ture Society offers recip­i­ent up to $500 to help offset the cost of travel, mate­ri­als, and fees. Receipts need to be submit­ted and expenses will be reim­bursed after the work­shop is completed.

Pocosin Arts 2026 summer workshop schedule