The phrase "artisanal classes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to educational or training sessions focused on traditional, handcrafted skills or crafts.
Example: "The community center offers artisanal classes in pottery, woodworking, and cheese-making for those interested in learning these skills."
Alternatives: "craft workshops" or "handcrafted courses".
There was nothing timeless or idyllic about this landscape of capitalist landowners, grinding poverty, depopulation and a decaying artisanal class, which is one reason why Hardy is not the most cheerful of authors.
Locavore luxe: The newly relaunched Carmel Valley Ranch (carmelvalleyranch.com) has a beekeeping program, while the Sanderling (thesanderling.com) in North Carolina's Outer Banks has an artisanal butchering class.
But Renoir, who was a son of the working classes, though artisanal rather than industrial, wasn't avoiding the political reality.
They initially sprang up in response to the Industrial Revolution, and saw a revival of agricultural cooperatives and handicrafts – foreshadowing the fashions today for "heirloom" turnips, "artisanal" cupcakes, and macrame classes.
The groups and classes of artisanal miners, peasants and other workers we spoke with would come to know more concretely who the organisations are.
A Course on Cheese Max McCalman, the cheese director at Artisanal and Picholine, will give classes on cheese at Picholine, 35 West 64th Street, from 3 30 to 5 p.m. on May 18, June 8 and June 22.
For Richard Spaulding, who steers the wine selection at Restaurant David Drake in Rahway, cheese was a natural progression from wine, and he recently completed a program of classes at the Artisanal Cheese Center in New York.
She then took a master class at the Artisanal Cheese Center in Manhattan and read extensively on the subject; she also visited cheese makers.
IT was cheese-making night — Mozzarella 101 — a monthly hands-on course at the Artisanal Premium Cheese Center in Hell's Kitchen, and Jesse McCartney, the pop singer and heartthrob, was as attentive as an overachieving sophomore at an SAT prep class.
Actually, "upmarket" is exactly what British street food, at least in this incarnation, has become: a sort of upcycled market, typified by farmers' markets, those havens for middle-class shoppers in search of an artisanal experience.
