Owl Vessels

Use hand-building techniques to make a one of a kind owl vessel that may be used a variety of ways. Participants will use a form to build their vessels and learn how to add details and texture to bring character to their creation.

Projects will be bisque and glazed fired and ready for pickup appropriately 2 weeks after the class.

Ages 15 and up

March 1st 12:00- 2:00

Mono-print Plates

Create your very own decorative plate using a reverse painting technique called mono-print. Participants will use colored slips to reverse paint a design that will be transferred onto a plate that you will throw on the wheel. The possibilities are only limited to your imagination.

Projects will be bisque and glazed fired and ready for pickup appropriately 2 weeks after the class.

Ages 18 and up

March 7, 12:00-2:00

Easter Cross Plaque With Jim and Amy Anderson Students will design and decorated an Easter Cross plaque for this important holiday. The cross is a symbol of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and the hope of eternal life. The cross will be finished with colored slips, glaze fired and ready to pick up in two to three weeks.

Sunday, March 8, 2 - 4 p.m.

This class is open for youth and adults. 

*Please note the youth studio is in a historic building with stairs. 

Pinecone Windchime

Using nature as our guide we will create multiple forms in descending sizes to create an attractive and musical chime for your home, patio, deck or garden. Cones can be formed either handbuilt or for those with throwing experience on the wheel.

Sun March 8, 2-4 pm

$15 materials included

Beginner and continued ThrowingMonday AFTERNOON 1pm-4pm

3/9/26-4/20/26 (7 weeks, 3 hours)Acquire and continue to build your skills bwith throwing on the pottery wheel. We will start with basic forms, and progress on to more advanced throwing techniques. You will make functional and traditional forms like cylinders, bowls, cups, plates, and vases. Basics throwing kits are available for purchase for $12

Open studio time included.

Trimmed down fingernails recommended.

Beginner and continued Throwing

Monday evenings  6 pm to 9 pm 

3/9/26-4/20/26  (7 weeks, 3 hours)Acquire and continue to build your skills bwith throwing on the pottery wheel. We will start with basic forms, and progress on to more advanced throwing techniques. You will make functional and traditional forms like cylinders, bowls, cups, plates, and vases. Basics throwing kits are available for purchase for $12

Open studio time included.

Trimmed down fingernails recommended.

Glaze It!

Did you know anything is a glaze if you fire it hot enough? Learn all about the intersection of art, chemistry and physics while applying glazes to two provided handmade forms that are totally functional pieces that are food, microwave and dishwasher safe.

Sunday March 22, 2-4pm

Materials: $14 included with class fee

SWARM!

Summer is coming but so are the bugs. Create your own swarm of three to decorate your walls but not annoy you! Using slabs and coils handbuild and for those experienced in throwing learn how to make an enclosed forms. Decorate with colorful slips and learn a technique called scraffitto to make your swarm truly unique

Sun March 29, 2-4pm

$15 materials included