No Mud, No Lotus ~Thich Nhat Hanh
Who doesn’t love pets? This pottery playshop includes a hand-building demonstration and assistance to create your fancy pet. You can even make it into a planter! We’ll finish your creation and be ready for pick up (or ship at cost) Read More
We guarantee a fun time making a mug! Teresa will demonstrate and guide you in hand-building methods for creating your unique one-of-a-kind mug! The shape and decorative elements are your design. Feel free to bring adult beverages to enjoy while Read More
UPDATE NOTE: Consider coming to the drop-in playshops on August 26 or 27th at 1 p.m.- no need to register- 1st come first serve- space for up to 12 people for $45 making pinch and coil building pots. In this Read More
If you prefer a different time, we have another session for this playshop at 3:30 pm. Have a magical time making your own stoneware pottery cauldron using the ancient pinch pot method. You can make it as decorative or plain Read More
We are in the DORA district-bring your beer or beverage to sip while you get in the magical groove of playing with clay! In this wet clay playshop, Teresa will guide you in creating a unique one-of-a-kind cauldron that can Read More
Mud Gallery is in the DORA district! Feel free to bring an adult beverage. In this clay playshop, Teresa will guide you in creating a unique one-of-a-kind planter! You will make a cylindrical planter base and add features as plain Read More
Celebrate Vesak or Buddha Day by making a candle holder shaped like a blooming lotus flower while enjoying a Sound Bath with Carmen Dillinger! No experience is necessary. Vesak commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and death of Siddhartha Gautama, commonly known Read More
BYOB. Mud Gallery is in the DORA district! In this Pottery Playshop, you will make a piece of pottery with the same methods used by the Fort Ancient Indigenous peoples who lived in the Ohio River Valley around 1000-1750 CE. Read More
BYOB. Mud Gallery is in the DORA district! In this Pottery Playshop, you will make a piece of pottery with the same methods used by the Fort Ancient Indigenous peoples who lived in the Ohio River Valley around 1000-1750 CE. Read More
You don’t need a Paypal account to make your payment through the Paypal link. BYOB! Create a set of 3 Japanese tea bowls forming the cups using the ancient methods of pinching, stamping, and sprigging. Your piece will then be Read More