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Ceramics: Try the Potter's Wheel - One Night
Feb
6

Ceramics: Try the Potter's Wheel - One Night

Have you always wanted to try the wheel? Or are you ready to dust off your skills from a time past?

Join us for a special opportunity to learn how to use the potter's wheel from a seasoned professional! Under their guidance, learn the basics of throwing. At the end of the night, choose one piece to keep. We will glaze the piece for you with your preferred glaze color! 

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Valentine’s Try the Wheel Workshop + Chocolate Tasting
Feb
14

Valentine’s Try the Wheel Workshop + Chocolate Tasting

Instructor: Kymberlee Keckler

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a romantic evening of chocolate and clay in our special couples wheel-throwing workshop. Start with a decadent multi-chocolate tasting by local chocolatier Filthy Rich Chocolates, then share a potter’s wheel as you learn the basics of throwing under expert instruction. Each guest will choose a piece to be glazed and fired by our studio, ready for pickup in about a month.

This 21+ event is perfect for beginners or anyone looking to rekindle their creative spark—just wear comfy clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy!

Skill Level: Beginners welcome

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February Vacation Week Art Program
Feb
17

February Vacation Week Art Program

Instructor: Jess Byrd, Joyce Lauro, TBD

Keep your young artist inspired over February break with our fun and creative Kids Art Camp! Designed for ages 7–12, this four-day program runs Tuesday through Friday and features hands-on art projects, visits to resident artist studios, and time in our ceramics studio. Campers will explore a variety of materials and techniques in a supportive, engaging environment that encourages creativity and self-expression. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended!

Skill Level: All are welcome

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Special Projects: Surface Design (Rocky Prull, Fridays AM/Spring '26)
Apr
17

Special Projects: Surface Design (Rocky Prull, Fridays AM/Spring '26)

Instructor: Rocky Prull (They/Them)

This multi-week ceramics class explores surface design from wet clay to bone-dry and glazed finishes, introducing techniques such as slip work, sgraffito, mishima, texture and stamp making, transfers, resists, marbling, water-etching, and layered surface design. Students will build skills progressively while experimenting with both handmade and commercial methods to develop richly layered, expressive surfaces on their work.

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Gold Luster 101
May
2

Gold Luster 101

Instructor: Elissa Dunlap

This is an excellent opportunity for potters to participate in a gold luster firing! Learn how to prep your surface and apply luster decoratively in different ways. Pots will be fired immediately following the workshop and ready for pick up the following week.

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Parent+Child Try the Wheel
May
30

Parent+Child Try the Wheel

Instructor: TBD

This beginner-friendly workshop provides a wonderful opportunity to get creative with your child! Sharing a wheel, each parent + child pair will cheer each other on as they take turns making a pot on the wheel under the guidance of a seasoned instructor. No experience necessary. This course is for children 8-12 years old. All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

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Glazing 101
Jun
12

Glazing 101

Instructor: Donna Pioli (She/Her)

Do you dread glazing? Do you feel like you need a refresher on the basics? This workshop provides students and independent potters the opportunity to learn how to glaze successfully step by step, from start to finish. Much of this workshop will be lecture, demo and troubleshooting. You are welcome to bring three bisqued pieces (must be suitable for cone 6 glaze firing) to glaze with your newfound glaze education!

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Plaster Molds - Beginner
Jun
27

Plaster Molds - Beginner

Instructor: Elissa Dunlap (She/Her)

Looking to bring your pottery to life? It's time to focus on surface. Join a seasoned instructor for a tour of varied decorating methods including how to use commercial transfers, silkscreens and getting creative with handmade stencils. This is a beginner friendly workshop.

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Special Projects: Thrown and Altered Forms (Kymberlee Keckler/Friday/Winter 26’)
Jan
30

Special Projects: Thrown and Altered Forms (Kymberlee Keckler/Friday/Winter 26’)

Instructor: Kymberlee Keckler

This class will focus on several techniques that may be used to alter thrown forms (e.g., darting, fluting, and faceting).  Forms will begin with a round piece made on a potter’s wheel and then cut, stretched, or paddled into something that is not round. Some projects may involve assembling multiple thrown forms to create something new.

Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced. Students should be able to throw cylinders and basic forms independently

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Parent/Guardian + Child Wheel-throwing Workshop
Jan
10

Parent/Guardian + Child Wheel-throwing Workshop

Instructor: Jane Zell

This beginner-friendly workshop is a fun and creative way for parents and children (ages 8–12) to try the potter’s wheel together. Each pair will share a wheel and take turns making a pot with guidance from an experienced instructor—no prior experience needed. It’s a supportive, hands-on experience designed to spark creativity and teamwork!

Skill Level: Beginners welcome

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Youth Workshop: Fall Wall Pockets
Oct
25

Youth Workshop: Fall Wall Pockets

Description:

In this fun Saturday morning workshop, students can celebrate fall by constructing and decorating a wall pocket with autumnal motifs! Learning how to roll, fold and stamp clay, kids will learn the basics of hand-building.

Who It's For:

Children 8-12 years old.

Duration: One Day

Day/Time: Saturday, October 25, 11:00am-12:30pm

Instructor: Lisa Walker

Age Range: Youth Classes & Workshops

Tuition: $65

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