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A chance to try out the pottery wheel for the day! The perfect opportunity for curious beginners or those with some experience.Dive into Our 'Try It!' Ceramic Class for Beginners! Unleash Your Creativity as You Learn the Art of Wheel Throwing. No Experience Needed, Just Curiosity! Craft 3-4 Beautiful Pots and Unveil Your Inner Artist
All glazing and firings will be completed by the instructor and you can pick up your pieces approximately 2-4 weeks after the workshop at a time arranged with your instructor.
Instructor: Taylor States
Accessing the studio:
The front doors to the PACA building are locked. When you arrive, please call this number (814) 520-5089 and your instructor will buzz you in.
*Accessibility: If you require an elevator (we are on the third floor), please let us know ahead of time at [email protected], and we will have someone assist you. (The elevator is old-fashioned, and you cannot call it with a button.)
For more information on this event and a complete list of Frequently Asked Questions, see the F&Q section below
All further questions and special accommodation requests should be directed to [email protected].
FAQs
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Attendees must be at least 14 years of age or older to attend, and attendees under 21 are not permitted to bring/consume alcohol.
What's the refund policy?
Refunds can be issued if proper notice is given at least 48 hours before the event. Eventbrite fees are nonrefundable.
What should I bring?
Bring an open mind and get ready to get crafty! You should come with any food or beverages you’d like to enjoy during your workshop, as well as any utensils, glasses, plates, etc. that your treats require. ClaySpace does not provide any of these items and is not responsible for clean-up.
What should I wear?
Don’t wear any loose clothing, scarves, or long jewelry. Long hair should be tied back and no rings or bracelets should be worn, as they can fall off or get ruined. All clay washes out of clothing, but wear clothing you care about at your own risk. Nails should be trimmed short to avoid accidentally ruining freshly made work.
What should I expect/what will I learn?
If this is your first time trying ceramics, come with an open mind! You will learn basic forming and decoration techniques. If this is not your first time, you will get a refresher on old techniques, maybe learn some new ones, and brush up your skills in a relaxed atmosphere. The instructor will demo several techniques, walk you through each step at a beginner’s pace, and answer any questions you have as you create. As with many multi-step art forms, creating, finishing and firing pottery does not have a 100% success rate. There is always a chance something could go wrong with one of your pieces in any step of the process. The instructor will always do everything to ensure that your pieces are handled and finished with care.
When will I get my creation?
After the workshop, your instructor will glaze and fire your work. The finishing process takes several days to complete, and students can pick up their work about 2-4 weeks after the workshop at a time agreed upon by the group and instructor.
How can I arrange a private workshop?
Email [email protected]. Workshops should be planned several weeks in advance in order to ensure your date is available. If you have an idea for a private workshop, please email us and we will do our best to accommodate your group. More information can be found on our website: www.erieclayspace.com
How can I contact the organization?
Questions related to this particular workshop can be directed to [email protected].
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
1505 State Street,Erie,16501,US, United States
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