$175.00

Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29 10:30AM-5:30PM (with one hour for lunch)

This class will help you develop the skills needed to build larger with coils.

In this two-day Weekend Intensive, you will build two large (12 to 18 inches tall or larger) organic freeform vessels in tandem, honing your skills and techniques in building larger works.

$175.00

Saturday, July 12 10:30AM-5:30PM (with one hour for lunch) and Sunday, July 13 10:30AM-1:30PM

In this two day Weekend Intensive, Adams Puryear will share ideas and various techniques for creating handbuilt Mugs.

This is a great workshop for beginning handbuilders and for understanding the vast amount of possibilities that underglaze provides using the mug as a 3D canvas. 

 
$100.00

Saturday, July 19 11:00AM-5:00PM (with an hour for lunch)

In this hands-on crossover Weekend Intensive you’ll create a custom wind chime by working with both glass and clay. Start at the Glass Annex, where you’ll cut and arrange colorful sheet glass to design a fused glass top piece. Then head around the corner to the ceramics studio to hand-build the clay chime components. Carve, shape, and decorate your pieces to complement your glass design and create a one-of-a-kind chime that blends color, texture, and sound.

$100.00

Saturday, July 26 and Sunday, July 27 10:30AM-1:30PM

In this two-day Weekend Intensive, Kacey Ziegler will share her secrets and train you to draw objects confidently. You’ll never utter “I can’t even draw stick figures” again! No prior drawing experience necessary. This class will help you build your skills from the ground up. We will delve into drawing from observation, imagination, and reference, combining all three to make your pottery better.

$100.00

Sunday, August 10 - 10:00AM-5:00PM (with 1 hour for lunch)

This class we will cover everything from how electric kilns work to how to properly load and program a kiln! In the first half of the class we will go over all the information you need to comfortably and effectively use an electric kiln for various kinds of firings, error messages and what they mean, and generally demystify the working of kilns. In part two we will do some hands on work loading both a bisque firing and a glaze firing so everyone gets a chance to see firsthand how best to load a kiln.