Grand Clay Arts

Event	Date	Time	Contact

Raku/Horsehair Firing: January 2026 Class Fee: $20.00 Date and Time: January 4, 2026. 8:00 AM- 11:00 AM Participants will experience firing their own pieces using the reduction process of raku with the assistance of the instructor. Bring up to 3 items to raku fire made from WS 5, WSO, Soldate 60 or other grogged, white clay body, hand built or wheel thrown, which has been bisqued and glazed with raku glazes found in glaze room. They can be flat items rather than three dimensional. Weld any seams thoroughly to avoid cracking. Kiln space is limited, so avoid wide items or limit yourself to one. Safety requirements will be reviewed at each firing. Bold beginners are welcome. Proper dress required: long sleeves, long pants (all natural fiber), closed toe shoes, hat or scarf over hair. more info...	1/4/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Outdoor Flowers: January 2026 Date and Time: January 5, 2026. 3:00-6:00 p.m. Class Fee: $20.00 Description: Number of Sessions: One 3-hour session Course Fee: $20.00 Date and Time: January 5 2026. 3:00-6:00 PM Description: Make a minimum of two flowers for outdoor display. Students will make a Cali Lilly and Poppy with clay of their choice. Slab and pinching techniques will be used. Glazing will be on your own but instruction will be provided. Participants will learn: - Detailed three dimensional handbuilding - Slap construction - How to soften edges to remove sharp edges using pinching technique Materials: - Clay of choice - Handbuilding tools Class information: Skill level: Beginner Minimum and Maximum: minimum = 3; maximum = 8 more info...	1/5/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Anita Britton

Hand Building/Carving: January 2026 Number of Sessions: Four three-hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and Time: January 6, 7, 13 and 14, 2026. 6:00 - 9:00 PM Description: Students will review hand building knowledge, determine item to be constructed, and spend time constructing with instructor oversight. Piece will be enhanced using carving techniques to create a three dimensional look to the final product. Glazing approaches will be discussed for each individuals piece. Both horizontal and vertical shapes will be explored. The end product will be a unique piece embellished with carving. Participants will learn: - how to use carving tools - techniques for highlighting pattern with color - explore various techniques for creating shapes shapes Materials: Clay of choice Hand building tools Small loop tool Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/Maximum Students: 3 Minimum, 8 Maximum more info...	1/6/2026	6:00 - 9:00 PM	Brian Marx

Wheel 1: January 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: Monday, January 6, 8, 13 and 15, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	1/6/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Basic Clay: January 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	1/6/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Patti Jones

Hand Building/Carving: January 2026 Number of Sessions: Four three-hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and Time: January 6, 7, 13 and 14, 2026. 6:00 - 9:00 PM Description: Students will review hand building knowledge, determine item to be constructed, and spend time constructing with instructor oversight. Piece will be enhanced using carving techniques to create a three dimensional look to the final product. Glazing approaches will be discussed for each individuals piece. Both horizontal and vertical shapes will be explored. The end product will be a unique piece embellished with carving. Participants will learn: - how to use carving tools - techniques for highlighting pattern with color - explore various techniques for creating shapes shapes Materials: Clay of choice Hand building tools Small loop tool Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/Maximum Students: 3 Minimum, 8 Maximum more info...	1/7/2026	6:00 - 9:00 PM	Brian Marx

Just Hanging Around: January 2026 Just Hanging Around Date and Time: January 7, 9 and 21, 2026 Number of Sessions: Three, 3, hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Create long, thin, abstract wall hanging. The piece is enhanced with texture and pattern. Participants will learn: - slab construction - design techniques using texture and pattern - approaches for using stain, underglazes and/or acrylics Materials: - Clay of choice - Basic tools - Texture tools - Brushes - Wareboard Class Information: - Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner - Minimum number of participants: 3; Maximum number of participants: 8 more info...	1/7/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 1: January 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: Monday, January 6, 8, 13 and 15, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	1/8/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Abstract Faces Wallhanging Jan 2026 CANCELED Date and Tme: January 8 and 15, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Participants create a wall hanging of connected, abstract faces. The faces are constructed from a slab and features are created either by adding textures , elements of clay or subtracting clay from the slab. You can't do it wrong. You make the faces however you want-- just have FUN. Materials: Templates for the initial shape, rings to hang it when it's completed and use of texturing tools will be provided. Molds from the club can be used if the participant wants to bend the shape of the face. Participants provide: - Clay, either B-mix or Speckled Buff - Underglazes, 5 colors is optimal - Brushes for painting - Clay tools Class Information: Skill level - Beginners Number of Students - Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	1/8/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Just Hanging Around: January 2026 Just Hanging Around Date and Time: January 7, 9 and 21, 2026 Number of Sessions: Three, 3, hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Create long, thin, abstract wall hanging. The piece is enhanced with texture and pattern. Participants will learn: - slab construction - design techniques using texture and pattern - approaches for using stain, underglazes and/or acrylics Materials: - Clay of choice - Basic tools - Texture tools - Brushes - Wareboard Class Information: - Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner - Minimum number of participants: 3; Maximum number of participants: 8 more info...	1/9/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Raku/Horsehair Firing: January 2026 Class Fee: $20.00 Date and Time: January 11, 2026. 8:00 AM- 11:00 AM Participants will experience firing their own pieces using the reduction process of raku with the assistance of the instructor. Bring up to 3 items to raku fire made from WS 5, WSO, Soldate 60 or other grogged, white clay body, hand built or wheel thrown, which has been bisqued and glazed with raku glazes found in glaze room. They can be flat items rather than three dimensional. Weld any seams thoroughly to avoid cracking. Kiln space is limited, so avoid wide items or limit yourself to one. Safety requirements will be reviewed at each firing. Bold beginners are welcome. Proper dress required: long sleeves, long pants (all natural fiber), closed toe shoes, hat or scarf over hair. more info...	1/11/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Handbuilding II: January 2026 Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Class will introduce more advanced handbuilding construction techniques, and introduce recovery techniques for clay and glazing. Participants will learn: - complex construction methods using multiple seams, and larger slabs - how to bevel and blend seams - methods for embellishing pieces with texture, add ons, feet and handles - techniques for repairing cracks, and trouble shooting possible construction and drying issues - tips to level a piece - various glazing and staining tips, and discuss more info...	1/12/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Hand Building/Carving: January 2026 Number of Sessions: Four three-hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and Time: January 6, 7, 13 and 14, 2026. 6:00 - 9:00 PM Description: Students will review hand building knowledge, determine item to be constructed, and spend time constructing with instructor oversight. Piece will be enhanced using carving techniques to create a three dimensional look to the final product. Glazing approaches will be discussed for each individuals piece. Both horizontal and vertical shapes will be explored. The end product will be a unique piece embellished with carving. Participants will learn: - how to use carving tools - techniques for highlighting pattern with color - explore various techniques for creating shapes shapes Materials: Clay of choice Hand building tools Small loop tool Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/Maximum Students: 3 Minimum, 8 Maximum more info...	1/13/2026	6:00 - 9:00 PM	Brian Marx

Wheel 1: January 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: Monday, January 6, 8, 13 and 15, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	1/13/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Basic Clay: January 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	1/13/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Patti Jones

Hand Building/Carving: January 2026 Number of Sessions: Four three-hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and Time: January 6, 7, 13 and 14, 2026. 6:00 - 9:00 PM Description: Students will review hand building knowledge, determine item to be constructed, and spend time constructing with instructor oversight. Piece will be enhanced using carving techniques to create a three dimensional look to the final product. Glazing approaches will be discussed for each individuals piece. Both horizontal and vertical shapes will be explored. The end product will be a unique piece embellished with carving. Participants will learn: - how to use carving tools - techniques for highlighting pattern with color - explore various techniques for creating shapes shapes Materials: Clay of choice Hand building tools Small loop tool Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/Maximum Students: 3 Minimum, 8 Maximum more info...	1/14/2026	6:00 - 9:00 PM	Brian Marx

Wheel 1: January 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: Monday, January 6, 8, 13 and 15, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	1/15/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Abstract Faces Wallhanging Jan 2026 CANCELED Date and Tme: January 8 and 15, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Participants create a wall hanging of connected, abstract faces. The faces are constructed from a slab and features are created either by adding textures , elements of clay or subtracting clay from the slab. You can't do it wrong. You make the faces however you want-- just have FUN. Materials: Templates for the initial shape, rings to hang it when it's completed and use of texturing tools will be provided. Molds from the club can be used if the participant wants to bend the shape of the face. Participants provide: - Clay, either B-mix or Speckled Buff - Underglazes, 5 colors is optimal - Brushes for painting - Clay tools Class Information: Skill level - Beginners Number of Students - Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	1/15/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Handbuilding II: January 2026 Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Class will introduce more advanced handbuilding construction techniques, and introduce recovery techniques for clay and glazing. Participants will learn: - complex construction methods using multiple seams, and larger slabs - how to bevel and blend seams - methods for embellishing pieces with texture, add ons, feet and handles - techniques for repairing cracks, and trouble shooting possible construction and drying issues - tips to level a piece - various glazing and staining tips, and discuss more info...	1/19/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Basic Clay: January 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	1/20/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Patti Jones

Stains and Underglazes: January 2026 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Class Fee: $80.00 Class Date and Time: January 20, 22, 27 and 29, 2026. 6PM -9PM Description: Using the students' shapes, the effects of using stain versus underglazes in a painterly fashion will be explored. Students will decorate at least two pieces, either hand built or wheel thrown. The pieces can be made during class or brought to class. Pieces need to be LEATHER HARD (not fired). The focus will be on decorating each piece using underglazes, using specific techniques and glazes. Participants will learn: - to use glazes and stains in a painterly fashion Materials: Students will bring one or two shapes that they can explore the use of stains or underglazes. Class Information: Pre-requisites: Participants will need to have at least two classes working with clay commonly stocked at Grand Clay Arts. It can be hand building or combination of hand building and throwing. Number of participants : Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	1/20/2026	6:00pm to 9:00pm	Brian Marx

Just Hanging Around: January 2026 Just Hanging Around Date and Time: January 7, 9 and 21, 2026 Number of Sessions: Three, 3, hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Create long, thin, abstract wall hanging. The piece is enhanced with texture and pattern. Participants will learn: - slab construction - design techniques using texture and pattern - approaches for using stain, underglazes and/or acrylics Materials: - Clay of choice - Basic tools - Texture tools - Brushes - Wareboard Class Information: - Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner - Minimum number of participants: 3; Maximum number of participants: 8 more info...	1/21/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Extruder 1-2-3: January 2026 Description: The path to playing with extruded clay begins with this training session. Learn how to utilize the three extruders available in the studio. This is NOT a coiling class or extruder party. However, for those of you wishing to learn coiling using these modern conveniences, this is a must. Once you have been trained, you will join the list of individuals able to utilize the four and six-inch wall-mounted extruders, and handhelds. Participants will create their own pieces from Extruder output on their own. Participants will collectively, during class, choose a single clay body. One person will purchase with a credit card, the remaining participants will pay that individual for their portion, in cash. So participants need to bring small bills ( $5 and $1) for this transaction. Participants will learn: - operation of three studio Extruder tools Supplies: Participants will decide during class the clay body to use and co-op purchase of clay, all participants work from the same block of clay (Bring CASH-to cover the cost of clay. Exact amount depends on number of class participants) Plastic bags and container for storing extrusions Wire clay cutter Ruler Class Information: Skill level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 6 more info...	1/21/2026	6:00pm to 9:00pm	Renee Silberman

Stains and Underglazes: January 2026 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Class Fee: $80.00 Class Date and Time: January 20, 22, 27 and 29, 2026. 6PM -9PM Description: Using the students' shapes, the effects of using stain versus underglazes in a painterly fashion will be explored. Students will decorate at least two pieces, either hand built or wheel thrown. The pieces can be made during class or brought to class. Pieces need to be LEATHER HARD (not fired). The focus will be on decorating each piece using underglazes, using specific techniques and glazes. Participants will learn: - to use glazes and stains in a painterly fashion Materials: Students will bring one or two shapes that they can explore the use of stains or underglazes. Class Information: Pre-requisites: Participants will need to have at least two classes working with clay commonly stocked at Grand Clay Arts. It can be hand building or combination of hand building and throwing. Number of participants : Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	1/22/2026	6:00pm to 9:00pm	Brian Marx

Alternative Fire - Splash Obvara TRY IT event TRY IT Event; if you'd like to learn about this alternative firing process you can come watch OR you can participate. To participate you must sign up..... Newbies and experienced alternative Fire folks will share the fun and wild results together! The firing team will remove hot pots from the kiln but you can participate by tossing sugar, fermented bread mixture, etc onto the piece. Expect sizzles, fizzes and even an occasional burp. And you'll get to see the final result. Those doing the TRY IT, will participate using other artists work, which will remain with the artist or be donated to Plates of Plenty. Splash Obvara is a process that is part of the Alternative Firing program and is also called, Baltic Raku. Participant spots are limited to 5, so you must sign up. more info...	1/25/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Alternative Fire - Splash Obvara, Jan 25, 2026 Class Fee: $25.00 Date and Time: January 25, 2026. 8:00-11:00 AM Splash Obvara is a process that is part of the Alternative Firing program. This registration is for artists firing their own pieces. Prep instructions. Clay pieces must be made from WS-5 clay and terra signed once dry. Bisque will be special low temperature so participants must place work in the window staging area. With a yellow Raku slip clearly labeled-Obvara. Instructor will manage bisque firing process. Firing stickers required. Day of firing: On firing day, participants must wear cotton or wool pants, long sleeved tops, closed toe shoes and socks. Hats to cover hair and eye wear are also required. The process involves two people removing hot pots from the kiln. Participants will sprinkle sugar, splash fermented mixture and have pieces dipped. Up to three reasonably sized pieces per participant. Participants will learn: - the Splash Obvara process Class Information: - Skill level: Bold beginner - number of participants: Min:3. Max: 5 more info...	1/25/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Handbuilding II: January 2026 Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Class will introduce more advanced handbuilding construction techniques, and introduce recovery techniques for clay and glazing. Participants will learn: - complex construction methods using multiple seams, and larger slabs - how to bevel and blend seams - methods for embellishing pieces with texture, add ons, feet and handles - techniques for repairing cracks, and trouble shooting possible construction and drying issues - tips to level a piece - various glazing and staining tips, and discuss more info...	1/26/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Basic Clay: January 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	1/27/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Patti Jones

Stains and Underglazes: January 2026 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Class Fee: $80.00 Class Date and Time: January 20, 22, 27 and 29, 2026. 6PM -9PM Description: Using the students' shapes, the effects of using stain versus underglazes in a painterly fashion will be explored. Students will decorate at least two pieces, either hand built or wheel thrown. The pieces can be made during class or brought to class. Pieces need to be LEATHER HARD (not fired). The focus will be on decorating each piece using underglazes, using specific techniques and glazes. Participants will learn: - to use glazes and stains in a painterly fashion Materials: Students will bring one or two shapes that they can explore the use of stains or underglazes. Class Information: Pre-requisites: Participants will need to have at least two classes working with clay commonly stocked at Grand Clay Arts. It can be hand building or combination of hand building and throwing. Number of participants : Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	1/27/2026	6:00pm to 9:00pm	Brian Marx

10 Minute Plate: January 2026 10 Minute Plate Date and Time: January 29, 2026, 3:00 - 6:00 Number of Sessions: 1 Course Fee: $20.00 Description: Participants will learn two different methods of making a plate. The wheel will be used as a tool to speed up the process. Wheel experience is not required. Materials: Two, three pound balls of clay, any clay body is acceptable. Pin tool Firm rubber rib ( the yellow ribs are ideal) Narrow 1 inch texture rollers. If you have them Class Information: Skill level: beginner Minimum 3, Maximum 8 more info...	1/29/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Artistic Succulent Containers: January 2026 Date and Time: January 29, 2026: 3:00 - 6:00 Number of sessions: One, three hour session Course Fee: $20.00 Description: Using slap construction and texture create a unique container, excellent for succulents. This piece is unique, and can be whimsical and fun. Participants will learn : - tips and tricks for applying deep texture - how to use soft slabs - proper techniques for using slip and applying pieces - how to attach feet, balance piece - finishing techniques Materials: - Clay, speckled buff preferred - Handbuilding tools - Texture tools and stamps ( many available in the studio, and instructor will provide some, too) Class information: Skill level/ pre- requisites: Beginner, some glazing experience Minimum and maximum: minimum = 3; maximum = 8 more info...	1/29/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Debby Luchetti

Stains and Underglazes: January 2026 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Class Fee: $80.00 Class Date and Time: January 20, 22, 27 and 29, 2026. 6PM -9PM Description: Using the students' shapes, the effects of using stain versus underglazes in a painterly fashion will be explored. Students will decorate at least two pieces, either hand built or wheel thrown. The pieces can be made during class or brought to class. Pieces need to be LEATHER HARD (not fired). The focus will be on decorating each piece using underglazes, using specific techniques and glazes. Participants will learn: - to use glazes and stains in a painterly fashion Materials: Students will bring one or two shapes that they can explore the use of stains or underglazes. Class Information: Pre-requisites: Participants will need to have at least two classes working with clay commonly stocked at Grand Clay Arts. It can be hand building or combination of hand building and throwing. Number of participants : Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	1/29/2026	6:00pm to 9:00pm	Brian Marx

Doctor is In: January 2026 Course Fee: $20.00 Participants will work independently, hand building or throwing, with the assistance of the instructor as needed while they create their project of choice. Assistance will be offered on a rotation basis. Tips and tricks for success will be shared. Participants should also plan to sign up for a work area to use during class time since there is usually a mixture of hand building and throwing. For example, if you plan to hand build, sign up for a high or low table. If you plan to throw on the wheel, sign up for the wheel of your choice. more info...	1/30/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Raku/Horsehair Firing: February 2026 Raku/Horsehair Firing Class Fee: $20.00 Date and Time: February 1, 2026. 8:00 AM- 11:00 AM Participants will experience firing their own pieces using the reduction process of raku with the assistance of the instructor. Bring up to 3 items to raku fire made from WS 5, WSO, Soldate 60 or other grogged, white clay body, hand built or wheel thrown, which has been bisqued and glazed with raku glazes found in glaze room. They can be flat items rather than three dimensional. Weld any seams thoroughly to avoid cracking. Kiln space is limited, so avoid wide items or limit yourself to one. Safety requirements will be reviewed at each firing. Bold beginners are welcome. Proper dress required: long sleeves, long pants (all natural fiber), closed toe shoes, hat or scarf over hair. more info...	2/1/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Basic Clay: February 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: February 2 (3 - 4:30 pm), 9 (Noon - 3 pm), 16 and 23 (3 - 6 pm), 2026 (includes orientation/ monitor training and hands on learning using clay). Please note the various times for each class. Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	2/2/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Sherri Singer

Handbuilding II: February 2026 Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Class will introduce more advanced handbuilding construction techniques, and introduce recovery techniques for clay and glazing. Participants will learn: - complex construction methods using multiple seams, and larger slabs - how to bevel and blend seams - methods for embellishing pieces with texture, add ons, feet and handles - techniques for repairing cracks, and trouble shooting possible construction and drying issues - tips to level a piece - various glazing and staining tips, and discuss reglazing techniques Class 1 Review studio protocols and cleaning expectations Using Hump and Slump molds: instruction and demo Brief discussion on sprigging, texture and adding handles and/or feet Create bowl using hump or slump method Class 2 Slab building discussion Review techniques for closing seams Construct a bird house using templates and texture Class 3 Discuss glazing techniques by exploring application options, glaze combinations, record keeping, reglazing Discuss use of stains to enhance pieces Glaze pieces made in class Materials: Basic clay tools B-Mix with Grog Clay or Speckled Buff Texture Tools if you have any Highly Desired: purchase bevel cutting tool Class Information: Skill level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Number of students: Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	2/3/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

The Wow of Glazing: February 2026 Date and Time: Feb 3 and 5, 2026; 6:00-9:00 Number of Sessions: 2, three hour classes Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Session 1 is a lecture, question/aswer format. The instructor will discuss glazing methods, glaze make up, glaze room etiquette, special effects and glazing mishaps. Numerous examples of glaze combinations will be shown. The second session is a follow-up to the lecture. In this second session, students will bring three or four bisque-fired pieces for glazing with the assistance of the instructor. Each student will discuss with the instructor's input what they would like for a final glaze look, then will glaze the pieces. Students will record glazes and techniques used, then will critique the results with the instructor. Participants will learn: - glazing science (limited) - glazing combinations - glazing techniques and aesthetics more info...	2/3/2026	6:00pm to 9:00pm	Brian Marx

Wheel 2: February 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: February 4, 6, 11, and 13, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	2/4/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Large Textured Vase: February 2026 Large Textured Vase Date and Tme: February 4 and 11, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Participants will create large vase. The intent is to texturize part of it, and learn to work with large slab construction. Focus will be on structure and learning seam binding for a large piece. Firing will be on your own, but glazing, staining and finishing will be discussed during class. Participants will learn: - techniques for using texture - proper slip and binding for seams, various seam options will be explored - how to manage large slab construction to avoid cracking and warping Materials: Clay of choice (more than one, if desired Basic clay tools Texture tools if you have them (additional texture tools available in the studio and provided by instructor) Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Intermediate Minimum/Maximum Participants 3 Minimum, 8 Maximum more info...	2/4/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Skyline Bowl: February 2026 Skyline Bowl: Date and Time: February 5, 6 and 19, 2026 Number of Sessions: Three, 3, hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Take a memory photograph from a trip or event in your life and create a decorative bowl from it! First you will create a slump bowl. Then using a photo from your special experience we will discuss design. Your photo can be used in totality or in part, or stylized to create the visual. This will be transfered onto the bowl. You will be taught decorative rim techniques and finish the piece with stain and/ or underglazes. Class 1: - create the bowl - transfer the photo onto the bowl - decorate the rim - firm up to leather hard Class 2: - decorate the bowl with carving and/or bas relief Class 3: - stain, underglaze, then dry bisque piece to prepare for firing Participants will learn: - how to trace image onto piece - decorative lip techniques - carving and bas relief - finishing techniques on leatherhard or bisque ware Materials: Clay of Choice Basic Clay tools Carving tools Participants own picture(s) Reference photos (some will be on hand from instructor) Class information: Skill level, pre-requisites: Bold beginner (can be relatively new to Clay if not afraid to try new things) Minimum/ maximum: Minimum = 3; Maximum = 8 more info...	2/5/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

The Wow of Glazing: February 2026 Date and Time: Feb 3 and 5, 2026; 6:00-9:00 Number of Sessions: 2, three hour classes Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Session 1 is a lecture, question/aswer format. The instructor will discuss glazing methods, glaze make up, glaze room etiquette, special effects and glazing mishaps. Numerous examples of glaze combinations will be shown. The second session is a follow-up to the lecture. In this second session, students will bring three or four bisque-fired pieces for glazing with the assistance of the instructor. Each student will discuss with the instructor's input what they would like for a final glaze look, then will glaze the pieces. Students will record glazes and techniques used, then will critique the results with the instructor. Participants will learn: - glazing science (limited) - glazing combinations - glazing techniques and aesthetics more info...	2/5/2026	6:00pm to 9:00pm	Brian Marx

Wheel 2: February 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: February 4, 6, 11, and 13, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	2/6/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Skyline Bowl: February 2026 Skyline Bowl: Date and Time: February 5, 6 and 19, 2026 Number of Sessions: Three, 3, hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Take a memory photograph from a trip or event in your life and create a decorative bowl from it! First you will create a slump bowl. Then using a photo from your special experience we will discuss design. Your photo can be used in totality or in part, or stylized to create the visual. This will be transfered onto the bowl. You will be taught decorative rim techniques and finish the piece with stain and/ or underglazes. Class 1: - create the bowl - transfer the photo onto the bowl - decorate the rim - firm up to leather hard Class 2: - decorate the bowl with carving and/or bas relief Class 3: - stain, underglaze, then dry bisque piece to prepare for firing Participants will learn: - how to trace image onto piece - decorative lip techniques - carving and bas relief - finishing techniques on leatherhard or bisque ware Materials: Clay of Choice Basic Clay tools Carving tools Participants own picture(s) Reference photos (some will be on hand from instructor) Class information: Skill level, pre-requisites: Bold beginner (can be relatively new to Clay if not afraid to try new things) Minimum/ maximum: Minimum = 3; Maximum = 8 more info...	2/6/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Raku/Horsehair Firing: February 2026 Raku/Horsehair Firing Class Fee: $20.00 Date and Time: February 8, 2026. 8:00 AM- 11:00 AM Participants will experience firing their own pieces using the reduction process of raku with the assistance of the instructor. Bring up to 3 items to raku fire made from WS 5, WSO, Soldate 60 or other grogged, white clay body, hand built or wheel thrown, which has been bisqued and glazed with raku glazes found in glaze room. They can be flat items rather than three dimensional. Weld any seams thoroughly to avoid cracking. Kiln space is limited, so avoid wide items or limit yourself to one. Safety requirements will be reviewed at each firing. Bold beginners are welcome. Proper dress required: long sleeves, long pants (all natural fiber), closed toe shoes, hat or scarf over hair. more info...	2/8/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Basic Clay: February 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: February 2 (3 - 4:30 pm), 9 (Noon - 3 pm), 16 and 23 (3 - 6 pm), 2026 (includes orientation/ monitor training and hands on learning using clay). Please note the various times for each class. Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	2/9/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Sherri Singer

Handbuilding II: February 2026 Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Class will introduce more advanced handbuilding construction techniques, and introduce recovery techniques for clay and glazing. Participants will learn: - complex construction methods using multiple seams, and larger slabs - how to bevel and blend seams - methods for embellishing pieces with texture, add ons, feet and handles - techniques for repairing cracks, and trouble shooting possible construction and drying issues - tips to level a piece - various glazing and staining tips, and discuss reglazing techniques Class 1 Review studio protocols and cleaning expectations Using Hump and Slump molds: instruction and demo Brief discussion on sprigging, texture and adding handles and/or feet Create bowl using hump or slump method Class 2 Slab building discussion Review techniques for closing seams Construct a bird house using templates and texture Class 3 Discuss glazing techniques by exploring application options, glaze combinations, record keeping, reglazing Discuss use of stains to enhance pieces Glaze pieces made in class Materials: Basic clay tools B-Mix with Grog Clay or Speckled Buff Texture Tools if you have any Highly Desired: purchase bevel cutting tool Class Information: Skill level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Number of students: Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	2/10/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Wheel 2: February 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: February 4, 6, 11, and 13, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	2/11/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Large Textured Vase: February 2026 Large Textured Vase Date and Tme: February 4 and 11, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Participants will create large vase. The intent is to texturize part of it, and learn to work with large slab construction. Focus will be on structure and learning seam binding for a large piece. Firing will be on your own, but glazing, staining and finishing will be discussed during class. Participants will learn: - techniques for using texture - proper slip and binding for seams, various seam options will be explored - how to manage large slab construction to avoid cracking and warping Materials: Clay of choice (more than one, if desired Basic clay tools Texture tools if you have them (additional texture tools available in the studio and provided by instructor) Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Intermediate Minimum/Maximum Participants 3 Minimum, 8 Maximum more info...	2/11/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Pitcher Perfect: February 2026 Pitcher Perfect Date and Time: February 12, 2026 Number of Sessions: One, three hour session Course Fee: $20 Description: Handbuild a small or medium sized pitcher with a handle. These unique pieces are both decorative and functional. Glazing and finishing techniques will be discussed, but completed on your own. Participants will learn: - techniques for working with semi-soft slabs of clay - how to create and use a template - how to affix a bottom and handle to projects â Materials: - Plastic placement for making template (can be purchased at Dollar Store) - Texture tools (some available in studio) - Fresh clay (clay body of participant choice) - Handbuilding tools Class Information: Skill level: Beginner Number of Participants: Minimum = 3. Maximum = 8 more info...	2/12/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Debby Luchetti

Columns and Bottles: February 2026 Columns & Bottles: Date and time: Feb 13 and 20, 2026, 3:00-6:00 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Using dowels, students will learn to make seamless tubes and create a small tube project and one taller column, all with surface decoration and top and bottom treatments. Students will also have the opportunity to create a tube project of their choice: abstract sculpture, container or figure. Students will learn: - seamless tube construction methodology Materials: Sturdy clay body Set of 24" length dowels ( some dowels available in studio) 1/2 inch 3/4 inch (7/8 inch will also work instead of 3/4 inch) 1-1/2 inch 1-3/4 inch (2 inch will also work instead of 1-3/4 inch) NOTE: Dowels may be purchased at Home Depot or Lowes in 48 inch lengths they will cut in half to 24 inches, so share with a friend Textured fabrics: corduroy, lace, veggie net bag, etc. Work mat 5x5 inch ware board with paper Sketches, photos or ideas Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Intermediate Number of Students: 3 minimum, 8 maximum more info...	2/13/2026	3:00-6:00PM	Diane Niehof

Wheel 2: February 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: February 4, 6, 11, and 13, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	2/13/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Basic Clay: February 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: February 2 (3 - 4:30 pm), 9 (Noon - 3 pm), 16 and 23 (3 - 6 pm), 2026 (includes orientation/ monitor training and hands on learning using clay). Please note the various times for each class. Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	2/16/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Sherri Singer

Wheel 3: February 2026 Wheel 3 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and times: February 16, 18, 23 and 25, 2026 Description: This class will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to advance their throwing and shaping techniques for making larger and taller forms. Participants should be able to throw using up to 3 pounds of clay prior to taking this class. This class focuses on different shapes, complexity and creativity of pieces. Highly recommend completion of Wheel 1 and 2 or have equivalent skills. Participants will learn: - how to use specific hand positions and tools - techniques for forming shapes - how to use increasing amounts of clay to throw (3 pounds and greater) - trimming a foot - pulling mug handles - using griffin grip - using different surface treatments - other skills as determined by instructor Upon completion participants should be able to make medium sized vases and bowls, tall cylinders. Materials: Clay, pin tool, ribs, cutters, and other tools as requested/ suggested by instructor during class. Class Information: - Skill level: Competent skill level associated with Wheel 2 - Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 as determined by instructor. more info...	2/16/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

Handbuilding II: February 2026 Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Class will introduce more advanced handbuilding construction techniques, and introduce recovery techniques for clay and glazing. Participants will learn: - complex construction methods using multiple seams, and larger slabs - how to bevel and blend seams - methods for embellishing pieces with texture, add ons, feet and handles - techniques for repairing cracks, and trouble shooting possible construction and drying issues - tips to level a piece - various glazing and staining tips, and discuss reglazing techniques Class 1 Review studio protocols and cleaning expectations Using Hump and Slump molds: instruction and demo Brief discussion on sprigging, texture and adding handles and/or feet Create bowl using hump or slump method Class 2 Slab building discussion Review techniques for closing seams Construct a bird house using templates and texture Class 3 Discuss glazing techniques by exploring application options, glaze combinations, record keeping, reglazing Discuss use of stains to enhance pieces Glaze pieces made in class Materials: Basic clay tools B-Mix with Grog Clay or Speckled Buff Texture Tools if you have any Highly Desired: purchase bevel cutting tool Class Information: Skill level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Number of students: Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	2/17/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

10 Minute Plate: February 2026 10 Minute Plate Date and Time: February 17, 2026, 3:00 - 6:00 Number of Sessions: 1 Course Fee: $20.00 Description: Participants will learn two different methods of making a plate. The wheel will be used as a tool to speed up the process. Wheel experience is not required. Materials: Two, three pound balls of clay, any clay body is acceptable. Pin tool Firm rubber rib ( the yellow ribs are ideal) Narrow 1 inch texture rollers. If you have them Class Information: Skill level: beginner Minimum 3, Maximum 8 more info...	2/17/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Textural Abstract Wall Hanging: February 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Dates and Time: February 18 and 25, 2026 3:00 - 6:00 PM Description: Participants will create a textural wall hanging from their design, combining texture and pattern by cutting and attaching clay elements that may be made from different colors of clay. Students will design and utilize a mounting technique for their wall hanging. Underglaze will be used as the colorant along with stain to highlight the texture. Project will be created through underglaze application; bisque firing, staining and cone 5 firing will be on your own. Participants will learn: - techniques for using texture and add on pieces using slip techniques - manage large hump/ slump pieces to avoid cracking and warping Materials: Clay of choice (more than one, if desired) Three different colors of student-provided underglazes Basic clay tools Texture tools if you have them (additional texture tools available in the studio and provided by instructor) Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/Maximum Participants 3 Minimum, 8 Maximum more info...	2/18/2026	3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Pat O'Brien

Wheel 3: February 2026 Wheel 3 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and times: February 16, 18, 23 and 25, 2026 Description: This class will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to advance their throwing and shaping techniques for making larger and taller forms. Participants should be able to throw using up to 3 pounds of clay prior to taking this class. This class focuses on different shapes, complexity and creativity of pieces. Highly recommend completion of Wheel 1 and 2 or have equivalent skills. Participants will learn: - how to use specific hand positions and tools - techniques for forming shapes - how to use increasing amounts of clay to throw (3 pounds and greater) - trimming a foot - pulling mug handles - using griffin grip - using different surface treatments - other skills as determined by instructor Upon completion participants should be able to make medium sized vases and bowls, tall cylinders. Materials: Clay, pin tool, ribs, cutters, and other tools as requested/ suggested by instructor during class. Class Information: - Skill level: Competent skill level associated with Wheel 2 - Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 as determined by instructor. more info...	2/18/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

Skyline Bowl: February 2026 Skyline Bowl: Date and Time: February 5, 6 and 19, 2026 Number of Sessions: Three, 3, hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Take a memory photograph from a trip or event in your life and create a decorative bowl from it! First you will create a slump bowl. Then using a photo from your special experience we will discuss design. Your photo can be used in totality or in part, or stylized to create the visual. This will be transfered onto the bowl. You will be taught decorative rim techniques and finish the piece with stain and/ or underglazes. Class 1: - create the bowl - transfer the photo onto the bowl - decorate the rim - firm up to leather hard Class 2: - decorate the bowl with carving and/or bas relief Class 3: - stain, underglaze, then dry bisque piece to prepare for firing Participants will learn: - how to trace image onto piece - decorative lip techniques - carving and bas relief - finishing techniques on leatherhard or bisque ware Materials: Clay of Choice Basic Clay tools Carving tools Participants own picture(s) Reference photos (some will be on hand from instructor) Class information: Skill level, pre-requisites: Bold beginner (can be relatively new to Clay if not afraid to try new things) Minimum/ maximum: Minimum = 3; Maximum = 8 more info...	2/19/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Columns and Bottles: February 2026 Columns & Bottles: Date and time: Feb 13 and 20, 2026, 3:00-6:00 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Using dowels, students will learn to make seamless tubes and create a small tube project and one taller column, all with surface decoration and top and bottom treatments. Students will also have the opportunity to create a tube project of their choice: abstract sculpture, container or figure. Students will learn: - seamless tube construction methodology Materials: Sturdy clay body Set of 24" length dowels ( some dowels available in studio) 1/2 inch 3/4 inch (7/8 inch will also work instead of 3/4 inch) 1-1/2 inch 1-3/4 inch (2 inch will also work instead of 1-3/4 inch) NOTE: Dowels may be purchased at Home Depot or Lowes in 48 inch lengths they will cut in half to 24 inches, so share with a friend Textured fabrics: corduroy, lace, veggie net bag, etc. Work mat 5x5 inch ware board with paper Sketches, photos or ideas Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Intermediate Number of Students: 3 minimum, 8 maximum more info...	2/20/2026	3:00-6:00PM	Diane Niehof

Alternative Fire - Experimental Saggar Feb 21 Prep Day (3-5p.m.) Feb 22, 2026 Firing Day (8-11p.m.) Number of Sessions: 2 ( one prep, one fire) Course Fee: $40.00 Date and Time: Feb 21 Prep 3-5, - Feb 22 fire, 2026; 8:00-11:00 Description: This session will have some experimental aspects!!! Saggar firing is a technique where a piece of pottery is wrapped in foil (Saggar) with chemicals and combustible materials. They are then placed in a kiln and slowly fired to about 1350 degrees F. Aluminum foil is used to create the saggars. The pottery requires smooth surfaces as well as a cooler bisque firing prior to the Saggar fire. Instructor will arrange for this special, cooler firing before prep day. Materials: .- students should have 3 reasonably sized pieces using Bmix ckay - students will apply "may" terra sig to their greenware. Demo available as needed. Finished greenware will be placed on window ledge with yellow firing slips labeled Saggar. - on prep day, students will wear old clothes and shoes. Gloves and a mask will be worn while using chemicals. - On firing day students wear close toed shoes and cotton or wool clothing and cover hair, wear glasses. Safety issues will be reviewed. - Fired work will be finished with paste wax or Deft satin spray. - Both fire and glaze stickers are required. Participants will learn: - the Saggar alternative fire process Class information: - Students with no previous alternative fire experience should make an appointment with the instructor or take an alternative fire mini lecture. - Number of students: minimum 3, maximum 6 more info...	2/21/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Saggar TRY IT even: Feb 21 Prep Day (3-5p.m.) Feb 22, 2026 Firing Day (8-11p.m.) TRY IT event Course Fee: No cost Date and Time: Feb 21 3:00-5:00; Feb 22 fire, 2026; 8:00-11:00 at Raku firing station Description: Saggar firing is a technique where a piece of pottery is wrapped in foil (Saggar) with chemicals and combustible materials. They are then placed in a kiln and slowly fired to about 1350 degrees F. Aluminum foil is used to create the saggars. This TRY IT session will include some soft clay and/or paper bag Saggar. To TRY IT you can come and watch and participate in the PREP session by embellishing pieces and then come on Sunday and watch it get fired. Paid participants will make extra pieces for the TRY IT participants to work on. All finished pieces belong to the artist or will be donated to Plates Notice: - on prep day, and fire day students must wear old clothes and shoes, gloves and a mask Participation is limited to 6 so those wishing to try it must sign up. more info...	2/21/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Alternative Fire - Experimental Saggar Feb 21 Prep Day (3-5p.m.) Feb 22, 2026 Firing Day (8-11p.m.) Number of Sessions: 2 ( one prep, one fire) Course Fee: $40.00 Date and Time: Feb 21 Prep 3-5, - Feb 22 fire, 2026; 8:00-11:00 Description: This session will have some experimental aspects!!! Saggar firing is a technique where a piece of pottery is wrapped in foil (Saggar) with chemicals and combustible materials. They are then placed in a kiln and slowly fired to about 1350 degrees F. Aluminum foil is used to create the saggars. The pottery requires smooth surfaces as well as a cooler bisque firing prior to the Saggar fire. Instructor will arrange for this special, cooler firing before prep day. Materials: .- students should have 3 reasonably sized pieces using Bmix ckay - students will apply "may" terra sig to their greenware. Demo available as needed. Finished greenware will be placed on window ledge with yellow firing slips labeled Saggar. - on prep day, students will wear old clothes and shoes. Gloves and a mask will be worn while using chemicals. - On firing day students wear close toed shoes and cotton or wool clothing and cover hair, wear glasses. Safety issues will be reviewed. - Fired work will be finished with paste wax or Deft satin spray. - Both fire and glaze stickers are required. Participants will learn: - the Saggar alternative fire process Class information: - Students with no previous alternative fire experience should make an appointment with the instructor or take an alternative fire mini lecture. - Number of students: minimum 3, maximum 6 more info...	2/22/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Saggar TRY IT even: Feb 21 Prep Day (3-5p.m.) Feb 22, 2026 Firing Day (8-11p.m.) TRY IT event Course Fee: No cost Date and Time: Feb 21 3:00-5:00; Feb 22 fire, 2026; 8:00-11:00 at Raku firing station Description: Saggar firing is a technique where a piece of pottery is wrapped in foil (Saggar) with chemicals and combustible materials. They are then placed in a kiln and slowly fired to about 1350 degrees F. Aluminum foil is used to create the saggars. This TRY IT session will include some soft clay and/or paper bag Saggar. To TRY IT you can come and watch and participate in the PREP session by embellishing pieces and then come on Sunday and watch it get fired. Paid participants will make extra pieces for the TRY IT participants to work on. All finished pieces belong to the artist or will be donated to Plates Notice: - on prep day, and fire day students must wear old clothes and shoes, gloves and a mask Participation is limited to 6 so those wishing to try it must sign up. more info...	2/22/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Basic Clay: February 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: February 2 (3 - 4:30 pm), 9 (Noon - 3 pm), 16 and 23 (3 - 6 pm), 2026 (includes orientation/ monitor training and hands on learning using clay). Please note the various times for each class. Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	2/23/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Sherri Singer

Wheel 3: February 2026 Wheel 3 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and times: February 16, 18, 23 and 25, 2026 Description: This class will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to advance their throwing and shaping techniques for making larger and taller forms. Participants should be able to throw using up to 3 pounds of clay prior to taking this class. This class focuses on different shapes, complexity and creativity of pieces. Highly recommend completion of Wheel 1 and 2 or have equivalent skills. Participants will learn: - how to use specific hand positions and tools - techniques for forming shapes - how to use increasing amounts of clay to throw (3 pounds and greater) - trimming a foot - pulling mug handles - using griffin grip - using different surface treatments - other skills as determined by instructor Upon completion participants should be able to make medium sized vases and bowls, tall cylinders. Materials: Clay, pin tool, ribs, cutters, and other tools as requested/ suggested by instructor during class. Class Information: - Skill level: Competent skill level associated with Wheel 2 - Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 as determined by instructor. more info...	2/23/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

Puzzle Pots: February 2026 Puzzle Pots Date and Times: February 24, 2026. 3 - 6 PM Number of Sessions: One 3 Hour Session Course Fee: $20.00 Description: Using two-piece molds (available in the studio or from instructor), students will create pots utilizing various shaped clay slabs or coils. This is a "puzzling" project, just how do you make a pot inside a hollow form? Learn the secrets and have lots of fun. Participants will learn: - to construct using a tool called a Puzzle Pot form Materials: Clay of choice Small powerful flashlight Texture tools Clay cutter (harp) Small rubber ball on a stick (some will be available at the class) Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimum 3 Maximum 6 more info...	2/24/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Patti Jones

Textural Abstract Wall Hanging: February 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Dates and Time: February 18 and 25, 2026 3:00 - 6:00 PM Description: Participants will create a textural wall hanging from their design, combining texture and pattern by cutting and attaching clay elements that may be made from different colors of clay. Students will design and utilize a mounting technique for their wall hanging. Underglaze will be used as the colorant along with stain to highlight the texture. Project will be created through underglaze application; bisque firing, staining and cone 5 firing will be on your own. Participants will learn: - techniques for using texture and add on pieces using slip techniques - manage large hump/ slump pieces to avoid cracking and warping Materials: Clay of choice (more than one, if desired) Three different colors of student-provided underglazes Basic clay tools Texture tools if you have them (additional texture tools available in the studio and provided by instructor) Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/Maximum Participants 3 Minimum, 8 Maximum more info...	2/25/2026	3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Pat O'Brien

Wheel 3: February 2026 Wheel 3 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and times: February 16, 18, 23 and 25, 2026 Description: This class will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to advance their throwing and shaping techniques for making larger and taller forms. Participants should be able to throw using up to 3 pounds of clay prior to taking this class. This class focuses on different shapes, complexity and creativity of pieces. Highly recommend completion of Wheel 1 and 2 or have equivalent skills. Participants will learn: - how to use specific hand positions and tools - techniques for forming shapes - how to use increasing amounts of clay to throw (3 pounds and greater) - trimming a foot - pulling mug handles - using griffin grip - using different surface treatments - other skills as determined by instructor Upon completion participants should be able to make medium sized vases and bowls, tall cylinders. Materials: Clay, pin tool, ribs, cutters, and other tools as requested/ suggested by instructor during class. Class Information: - Skill level: Competent skill level associated with Wheel 2 - Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 as determined by instructor. more info...	2/25/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

Basic Glaze: February 2026 Basic Glaze Date and Time: February 27, 2026. 3 - 6 PM Number of Sessions: One 3 Hour Session Course Fee: $20 Description: Learn the basics of glazing bisque ware, techniques and some of the do's and dont's. Both dipping and brushing glazes will be demonstrated. You will also learn how to reglaze a piece. By the end of the class, you should feel comfortable glazing your work. Participants will learn: - dipping techniques - brush on glazing techniques - reglazing process (glazing over a piece that is already glazed) - proper clean up of glaze on piece and in the glaze room Materials: Bring two bisque fired pieces Wax Resist Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner - Must have taken Basic Clay Class Number of Students - Minimum 3 Maximum 5 more info...	2/27/2026	3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Cyndi Swintek

Raku/Horsehair Firing: March 2026 Raku/Horsehair Firing Class Fee: $20.00 Date and Time: March 1, 2026. 8:00 AM- 11:00 AM Participants will experience firing their own pieces using the reduction process of raku with the assistance of the instructor. Bring up to 3 items to raku fire made from WS 5, WSO, Soldate 60 or other grogged, white clay body, hand built or wheel thrown, which has been bisqued and glazed with raku glazes found in glaze room. They can be flat items rather than three dimensional. Weld any seams thoroughly to avoid cracking. Kiln space is limited, so avoid wide items or limit yourself to one. Safety requirements will be reviewed at each firing. Bold beginners are welcome. Proper dress required: long sleeves, long pants (all natural fiber), closed toe shoes, hat or scarf over hair. more info...	3/1/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Handbuilding II: March 2026 Number of Sessions: Three three-hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Dates and Time: March 2, 9, and 16, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00PM Description: Class will introduce more advanced handbuilding construction techniques, and introduce recovery techniques for clay and glazing. Participants will learn: - complex construction methods using multiple seams, and larger slabs - how to bevel and blend seams - methods for embellishing pieces with texture, add ons, feet and handles - techniques for repairing cracks, and trouble shooting possible construction and drying issues - tips to level a pieces - various glazing and staining tips, and discuss reglazing techniques Class 1 Review studio protocols and cleaning expectations Using Hump and Slump molds: instruction and demo Brief discussion on sprigging, texture and adding handles and/or feet Create bowl using hump or slump method Class 2 Slab building discussion Review techniques for closing seams Construct a bird house using templates and texture Class 3 Discuss glazing techniques by exploring application options, glaze combinations, record keeping, reglazing Discuss use of stains to enhance pieces Glaze pieces made in class Materials: Basic clay tools B-Mix with Grog Clay or Speckled Buff Texture Tools if you have any Highly Desired: purchase bevel cutting tool Class Information: Skill level/Pre-requisites: Beginner/ Basic Clay Class Number of students: Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	3/2/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Wheel 1: March 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: Monday, March 4, 6, 11 and 13, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $65.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/4/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Abstract Image Transfer on Tile: March 2026 Date and Time: March 4 and 5, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two sessions: session 1 is 1 hour, session 2 is 3-hours Course Fee: $45.00 ( includes cost of materials) Description: Have you ever wanted to make a tile for use in your home or to decorate a piece of furniture. Here's your opportunity to learn a technique and make a tile. The class will use a transfer process of your image or selected from one provided by the instructor. You will also make your own tiles. Class 1: (approximately 1 hour) - make your own horsehair brush - Wrap with wire ( optional) wrap with colored floss Class 2: - cut tile from slab - on newsprint practice loose abstract paint technique using new horsehair brush with underglaze - outline with deco bottle and black underglaze Participants will learn: - how to make a horsehair paintbrush - image transfer process - abstract lines and shapes using underglaze ( pic) Materials: Clay Basic Clay tools Underglazes, and instructor will have some available too Small deco bottle with small tip for black underglaze Class information: Skill level, pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/ maximum: Minimum = 3; Maximum = 8 more info...	3/4/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Abstract Image Transfer on Tile: March 2026 Date and Time: March 4 and 5, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two sessions: session 1 is 1 hour, session 2 is 3-hours Course Fee: $45.00 ( includes cost of materials) Description: Have you ever wanted to make a tile for use in your home or to decorate a piece of furniture. Here's your opportunity to learn a technique and make a tile. The class will use a transfer process of your image or selected from one provided by the instructor. You will also make your own tiles. Class 1: (approximately 1 hour) - make your own horsehair brush - Wrap with wire ( optional) wrap with colored floss Class 2: - cut tile from slab - on newsprint practice loose abstract paint technique using new horsehair brush with underglaze - outline with deco bottle and black underglaze Participants will learn: - how to make a horsehair paintbrush - image transfer process - abstract lines and shapes using underglaze ( pic) Materials: Clay Basic Clay tools Underglazes, and instructor will have some available too Small deco bottle with small tip for black underglaze Class information: Skill level, pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/ maximum: Minimum = 3; Maximum = 8 more info...	3/5/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 1: March 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: Monday, March 4, 6, 11 and 13, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $65.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/6/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Basic Clay: March 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/6/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Cindi Swintek

Raku/Horsehair Firing: March 2026 Raku/Horsehair Firing Class Fee: $20.00 Date and Time: March 8, 2026. 8:00 AM- 11:00 AM Participants will experience firing their own pieces using the reduction process of raku with the assistance of the instructor. Bring up to 3 items to raku fire made from WS 5, WSO, Soldate 60 or other grogged, white clay body, hand built or wheel thrown, which has been bisqued and glazed with raku glazes found in glaze room. They can be flat items rather than three dimensional. Weld any seams thoroughly to avoid cracking. Kiln space is limited, so avoid wide items or limit yourself to one. Safety requirements will be reviewed at each firing. Bold beginners are welcome. Proper dress required: long sleeves, long pants (all natural fiber), closed toe shoes, hat or scarf over hair. more info...	3/8/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Handbuilding II: March 2026 Number of Sessions: Three three-hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Dates and Time: March 2, 9, and 16, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00PM Description: Class will introduce more advanced handbuilding construction techniques, and introduce recovery techniques for clay and glazing. Participants will learn: - complex construction methods using multiple seams, and larger slabs - how to bevel and blend seams - methods for embellishing pieces with texture, add ons, feet and handles - techniques for repairing cracks, and trouble shooting possible construction and drying issues - tips to level a pieces - various glazing and staining tips, and discuss reglazing techniques Class 1 Review studio protocols and cleaning expectations Using Hump and Slump molds: instruction and demo Brief discussion on sprigging, texture and adding handles and/or feet Create bowl using hump or slump method Class 2 Slab building discussion Review techniques for closing seams Construct a bird house using templates and texture Class 3 Discuss glazing techniques by exploring application options, glaze combinations, record keeping, reglazing Discuss use of stains to enhance pieces Glaze pieces made in class Materials: Basic clay tools B-Mix with Grog Clay or Speckled Buff Texture Tools if you have any Highly Desired: purchase bevel cutting tool Class Information: Skill level/Pre-requisites: Beginner/ Basic Clay Class Number of students: Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	3/9/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Wheel Independent Study: March 2026 Wheel Independent Study Number of Sessions: One, three-hour sessions Course Fee: $20.00 Dates and time: March 9, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Description: LIMITED TO THOSE WHO COMPLETED WHEEL 3, or have equivalent skill set as determined by instructor. This class will provide hands on guidance to students who wish to create wheel thrown pieces of their own choosing. Participants will work independently on projects of their own choice to execute the project or improve skills. Upon completion, participants should be able to execute the piece they select. Project examples (but not limited to): - throwing specific pieces such as a French Butter Dish, Oila, moon jar, or pieces suitable for alternative firing processes - producing lids - "rescuing" a failing form - combining multiple thrown pieces into a single form This class is intended to help those who are competent at the Wheel 3 level continue to advance. Pre-requisite: Participants must submit to the instructor desired project at least ONE WEEK prior to the class. Materials: Students come prepared with their project. Class Information: Skill level: Advanced (must be competent at Wheel 3 skills. See Wheel 3 class description to verify required skills) Number of participants: Minimum = 3, Maximum = 5 more info...	3/9/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

Basic Clay: March 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/10/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Cindi Swintek

Wheel 1: March 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: Monday, March 4, 6, 11 and 13, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $65.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/11/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Desert Landscape Plate/Wall Hanging: March 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Dates and Time: March 12 and 26, 2026 3:00 - 6:00PM Description: In this class students will create either a plate or wall hanging that reflects the western landscape. Students can modify the landscape however it fits their description of a western landscape. Students will learn: - layering with texture techniques - management of large hump/slump piece to avoid warping/ cracking - use of stains Materials: Basic handbuilding tools Clay of choice, slab rolled out before class begins Images or resources to incorporate in design Texturing tools if you have them Small handle roller Paint brushes Large plastic bag Cotton towels for moisture Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 8 more info...	3/12/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Wheel 1: March 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: Monday, March 4, 6, 11 and 13, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $65.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/13/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Alternative Fire - Saggar FOIL Mar 14, Prep Day (3-5p.m.); Mar 15, (8-11)Firing, 2026 Number of Sessions: 2 ( one prep, one fire) Course Fee: $40.00 Date and Time: March 14, Prep 3-5,; March 15 fire, 8:00-11:00 Description: Saggar firing is a technique where a piece of pottery is wrapped in foil (Saggar) with chemicals and combustible materials. They are then placed in a kiln and slowly fired to about 1350 degrees F. Aluminum foil is used to create the saggars. The pottery requires smooth surfaces as well as a cooler bisque firing prior to the Saggar fire. Instructor will arrange for this special, cooler firing before prep day. Materials: .- students should have 3 reasonably sized pieces using Bmix ckay - students will apply "may" terra sig to their greenware. Demo available as needed. Finished greenware will be placed on window ledge with yellow firing slips labeled Saggar. - on prep day, students will wear old clothes and shoes. Gloves and a mask will be worn while using chemicals. - On firing day students wear close toed shoes and cotton or wool clothing and cover hair, wear glasses. Safety issues will be reviewed. - Fired work will be finished with paste wax or Deft satin spray. - Both fire and glaze stickers are required. Participants will learn: - the Saggar alternative fire process Class information: - Students with no previous alternative fire experience should make an appointment with the instructor or take an alternative fire mini lecture. - Number of students: minimum 3, maximum 6 more info...	3/14/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Alternative Fire - Saggar FOIL Mar 14, Prep Day (3-5p.m.); Mar 15, (8-11)Firing, 2026 Number of Sessions: 2 ( one prep, one fire) Course Fee: $40.00 Date and Time: March 14, Prep 3-5,; March 15 fire, 8:00-11:00 Description: Saggar firing is a technique where a piece of pottery is wrapped in foil (Saggar) with chemicals and combustible materials. They are then placed in a kiln and slowly fired to about 1350 degrees F. Aluminum foil is used to create the saggars. The pottery requires smooth surfaces as well as a cooler bisque firing prior to the Saggar fire. Instructor will arrange for this special, cooler firing before prep day. Materials: .- students should have 3 reasonably sized pieces using Bmix ckay - students will apply "may" terra sig to their greenware. Demo available as needed. Finished greenware will be placed on window ledge with yellow firing slips labeled Saggar. - on prep day, students will wear old clothes and shoes. Gloves and a mask will be worn while using chemicals. - On firing day students wear close toed shoes and cotton or wool clothing and cover hair, wear glasses. Safety issues will be reviewed. - Fired work will be finished with paste wax or Deft satin spray. - Both fire and glaze stickers are required. Participants will learn: - the Saggar alternative fire process Class information: - Students with no previous alternative fire experience should make an appointment with the instructor or take an alternative fire mini lecture. - Number of students: minimum 3, maximum 6 more info...	3/15/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Handbuilding II: March 2026 Number of Sessions: Three three-hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Dates and Time: March 2, 9, and 16, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00PM Description: Class will introduce more advanced handbuilding construction techniques, and introduce recovery techniques for clay and glazing. Participants will learn: - complex construction methods using multiple seams, and larger slabs - how to bevel and blend seams - methods for embellishing pieces with texture, add ons, feet and handles - techniques for repairing cracks, and trouble shooting possible construction and drying issues - tips to level a pieces - various glazing and staining tips, and discuss reglazing techniques Class 1 Review studio protocols and cleaning expectations Using Hump and Slump molds: instruction and demo Brief discussion on sprigging, texture and adding handles and/or feet Create bowl using hump or slump method Class 2 Slab building discussion Review techniques for closing seams Construct a bird house using templates and texture Class 3 Discuss glazing techniques by exploring application options, glaze combinations, record keeping, reglazing Discuss use of stains to enhance pieces Glaze pieces made in class Materials: Basic clay tools B-Mix with Grog Clay or Speckled Buff Texture Tools if you have any Highly Desired: purchase bevel cutting tool Class Information: Skill level/Pre-requisites: Beginner/ Basic Clay Class Number of students: Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	3/16/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Wheel 2: March 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: March 16,18,23 and 25, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/16/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Big Bold Pots: March 2026 Date and Time: March 17, 24 and 31, 2026. 3:00-6:00 Number of sessions: Three, 3 hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Ever want to make large pieces but not on the wheel. This class is for you! By using strips of clay students will learn to make large pots that will look 'wheel-thrown'. Emphasis is on proper construction, form and creativity. Participants will learn: - unique construction process - unique methods for enhancing pieces - managing large hand built pieces using proper seam blending - do some construction on the wheel, so gain comfort with a wheel without throwing a wheel based form Materials: Serrated metal rib for scoring Wooden tool with one wedge end and one rounded end Pin tool Pony roller (optional) Red flexible mud tool rib (or equivalent) Fettling knife or equivalent Yardstick (if possible) Small sponge Texture mat or roller or wooden molding for texturing top of pots Large soft plastic (dry cleaner bag or equivalent) The club has some long thin support boards or bring your own dry wall panel 18" x 3' approximate. This will support your soft 3/8" slab, smoothed with a rib and cut into 1 1/2" wide strips using a yardstick. A slightly curved wooden paddle with rounded edges so it doesn't dig into the clay wall. The instructor will have one in two different sizes, long and short Class Information: Pre-requisites: Intermediate (or strong, confident beginner) Number of students: 3 minimum 6 maximum more info...	3/17/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 2: March 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: March 16,18,23 and 25, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/18/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Mold Making: March 2026 Date and Time: March 18 and 19, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two 3 hour sessions Course Fee: $45.00 ( includes cost of materials) Description: Make plaster relief molds that allow you to create your image over and over. Class 1: - make your three low relief image (s) that will fit a small square mold - keep it simple: animal, floral, abstract image Class 2: - make the plaster mold using your clay image Participants should plan to work outside on the patio for class 2. Participants will learn: - how to make reusable, relief mold - how to avoid undercuts - how to mix plaster ( pic) Materials: Clay of Choice Basic Clay tools Your ideas for the clay image Session 2: Bring a mask (required) Class information: Skill level, pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/ maximum: Minimum = 3; Maximum = 5 more info...	3/18/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Mold Making: March 2026 Date and Time: March 18 and 19, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two 3 hour sessions Course Fee: $45.00 ( includes cost of materials) Description: Make plaster relief molds that allow you to create your image over and over. Class 1: - make your three low relief image (s) that will fit a small square mold - keep it simple: animal, floral, abstract image Class 2: - make the plaster mold using your clay image Participants should plan to work outside on the patio for class 2. Participants will learn: - how to make reusable, relief mold - how to avoid undercuts - how to mix plaster ( pic) Materials: Clay of Choice Basic Clay tools Your ideas for the clay image Session 2: Bring a mask (required) Class information: Skill level, pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum/ maximum: Minimum = 3; Maximum = 5 more info...	3/19/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Basic Clay: March 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/20/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Cindi Swintek

Alternative Fire -One Step Naked Raku Mar 21 and 22, 2026 Up to 3 pieces can be fired.pieces must be made of W-5 Clay. The top 1" to 1,5" must clear to use tongs to grab. Number of Sessions: 2 Course Fee: $40 Date and Time: March 21 (prep from 3:00-5:00), and 22 (fire) 2026. 8:00-11:00 AM Description: Students will fire pieces in the gas kiln on the patio. Participants may fire up to 3 pieces that are less than 10" tall and 6" wide. Clay pieces must be made of WS-5 and polished with terra sigillata before special bisque firing. The top area of each piece must have a minimum of 1"-1.5"of area at top to grab with tongs during firing. Both firing and glaze stickers required. Participants will learn: - the one step naked raku process Materials; - Up to 3 reasonably sized pieces made from WS-5 clay - Each piece must have a minimum of 1" to 1.5" of area at top to grab with the tongs after firing. - Participants must follow these safety precautions: - Wear close toed shoes and socks - Cotton or wool long sleeved pants/ shirts - Cover hair - Wear glasses Additional safety instructions will be reviewed day of firing. - Both firing and glaze stickers are required. Class Information: - Skill level: All skill levels If first Alternative Fire Participant, please meet with instructor for additional instruction prior to firing. - Number of students: Minimums and maximums: 3, Maximum of 6 more info...	3/21/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Alternative Fire -One Step Naked Raku Mar 21 and 22, 2026 Up to 3 pieces can be fired.pieces must be made of W-5 Clay. The top 1" to 1,5" must clear to use tongs to grab. Number of Sessions: 2 Course Fee: $40 Date and Time: March 21 (prep from 3:00-5:00), and 22 (fire) 2026. 8:00-11:00 AM Description: Students will fire pieces in the gas kiln on the patio. Participants may fire up to 3 pieces that are less than 10" tall and 6" wide. Clay pieces must be made of WS-5 and polished with terra sigillata before special bisque firing. The top area of each piece must have a minimum of 1"-1.5"of area at top to grab with tongs during firing. Both firing and glaze stickers required. Participants will learn: - the one step naked raku process Materials; - Up to 3 reasonably sized pieces made from WS-5 clay - Each piece must have a minimum of 1" to 1.5" of area at top to grab with the tongs after firing. - Participants must follow these safety precautions: - Wear close toed shoes and socks - Cotton or wool long sleeved pants/ shirts - Cover hair - Wear glasses Additional safety instructions will be reviewed day of firing. - Both firing and glaze stickers are required. Class Information: - Skill level: All skill levels If first Alternative Fire Participant, please meet with instructor for additional instruction prior to firing. - Number of students: Minimums and maximums: 3, Maximum of 6 more info...	3/22/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Wheel 2: March 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: March 16,18,23 and 25, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/23/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Big Bold Pots: March 2026 Date and Time: March 17, 24 and 31, 2026. 3:00-6:00 Number of sessions: Three, 3 hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Ever want to make large pieces but not on the wheel. This class is for you! By using strips of clay students will learn to make large pots that will look 'wheel-thrown'. Emphasis is on proper construction, form and creativity. Participants will learn: - unique construction process - unique methods for enhancing pieces - managing large hand built pieces using proper seam blending - do some construction on the wheel, so gain comfort with a wheel without throwing a wheel based form Materials: Serrated metal rib for scoring Wooden tool with one wedge end and one rounded end Pin tool Pony roller (optional) Red flexible mud tool rib (or equivalent) Fettling knife or equivalent Yardstick (if possible) Small sponge Texture mat or roller or wooden molding for texturing top of pots Large soft plastic (dry cleaner bag or equivalent) The club has some long thin support boards or bring your own dry wall panel 18" x 3' approximate. This will support your soft 3/8" slab, smoothed with a rib and cut into 1 1/2" wide strips using a yardstick. A slightly curved wooden paddle with rounded edges so it doesn't dig into the clay wall. The instructor will have one in two different sizes, long and short Class Information: Pre-requisites: Intermediate (or strong, confident beginner) Number of students: 3 minimum 6 maximum more info...	3/24/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 2: March 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: March 16,18,23 and 25, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/25/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Desert Landscape Plate/Wall Hanging: March 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Dates and Time: March 12 and 26, 2026 3:00 - 6:00PM Description: In this class students will create either a plate or wall hanging that reflects the western landscape. Students can modify the landscape however it fits their description of a western landscape. Students will learn: - layering with texture techniques - management of large hump/slump piece to avoid warping/ cracking - use of stains Materials: Basic handbuilding tools Clay of choice, slab rolled out before class begins Images or resources to incorporate in design Texturing tools if you have them Small handle roller Paint brushes Large plastic bag Cotton towels for moisture Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 8 more info...	3/26/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Basic Clay: March 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	3/27/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Cindi Swintek

Wheel Independent Study: March 2026 Wheel Independent Study Number of Sessions: One, three-hour sessions Course Fee: $20.00 Dates and time: March 30, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Description: LIMITED TO THOSE WHO COMPLETED WHEEL 3, or have equivalent skill set as determined by instructor. This class will provide hands on guidance to students who wish to create wheel thrown pieces of their own choosing. Participants will work independently on projects of their own choice to execute the project or improve skills. Upon completion, participants should be able to execute the piece they select. Project examples (but not limited to): - throwing specific pieces such as a French Butter Dish, Oila, moon jar, or pieces suitable for alternative firing processes - producing lids - "rescuing" a failing form - combining multiple thrown pieces into a single form This class is intended to help those who are competent at the Wheel 3 level continue to advance. Pre-requisite: Participants must submit to the instructor desired project at least ONE WEEK prior to the class. Materials: Students come prepared with their project. Class Information: Skill level: Advanced (must be competent at Wheel 3 skills. See Wheel 3 class description to verify required skills) Number of participants: Minimum = 3, Maximum = 5 more info...	3/30/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

Big Bold Pots: March 2026 Date and Time: March 17, 24 and 31, 2026. 3:00-6:00 Number of sessions: Three, 3 hour sessions Course Fee: $60.00 Description: Ever want to make large pieces but not on the wheel. This class is for you! By using strips of clay students will learn to make large pots that will look 'wheel-thrown'. Emphasis is on proper construction, form and creativity. Participants will learn: - unique construction process - unique methods for enhancing pieces - managing large hand built pieces using proper seam blending - do some construction on the wheel, so gain comfort with a wheel without throwing a wheel based form Materials: Serrated metal rib for scoring Wooden tool with one wedge end and one rounded end Pin tool Pony roller (optional) Red flexible mud tool rib (or equivalent) Fettling knife or equivalent Yardstick (if possible) Small sponge Texture mat or roller or wooden molding for texturing top of pots Large soft plastic (dry cleaner bag or equivalent) The club has some long thin support boards or bring your own dry wall panel 18" x 3' approximate. This will support your soft 3/8" slab, smoothed with a rib and cut into 1 1/2" wide strips using a yardstick. A slightly curved wooden paddle with rounded edges so it doesn't dig into the clay wall. The instructor will have one in two different sizes, long and short Class Information: Pre-requisites: Intermediate (or strong, confident beginner) Number of students: 3 minimum 6 maximum more info...	3/31/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 1: April 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: April 1, 3, 8 and 10, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $65.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/1/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Doctor is In: April 2026 Doctors In: Course Fee: $20.00 Participants will work independently, hand building or throwing, with the assistance of the instructor as needed while they create their project of choice. Assistance will be offered on a rotation basis. Tips and tricks for success will be shared. Participants should also plan to sign up for a work area to use during class time since there is usually a mixture of hand building and throwing. For example, if you plan to hand build, sign up for a high or low table. If you plan to throw on the wheel, sign up for the wheel of your choice. more info...	4/2/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 1: April 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: April 1, 3, 8 and 10, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $65.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/3/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Raku/Horsehair Firing: April 2026 Raku/Horsehair Firing Class Fee: $20.00 Date and Time: April 5, 2026. 8:00 AM- 11:00 AM Participants will experience firing their own pieces using the reduction process of raku with the assistance of the instructor. Bring up to 3 items to raku fire made from WS 5, WSO, Soldate 60 or other grogged, white clay body, hand built or wheel thrown, which has been bisqued and glazed with raku glazes found in glaze room. They can be flat items rather than three dimensional. Weld any seams thoroughly to avoid cracking. Kiln space is limited, so avoid wide items or limit yourself to one. Safety requirements will be reviewed at each firing. Bold beginners are welcome. Proper dress required: long sleeves, long pants (all natural fiber), closed toe shoes, hat or scarf over hair. more info...	4/5/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Basic Clay: April 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/6/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat OâBrien

Abstract Faces Wallhanging: April 2026 Abstract Faces Wallhanging Date and Times: April 7 and 21, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: Two - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $40 Description: Participants create a wall hanging of connected, abstract faces. The faces are constructed from a slab and features are created either by adding textures , elements of clay or subtracting clay from the slab. You can't do it wrong. You make the faces however you want-- just have FUN. Materials: Templates for the initial shape, rings to hang it when it's completed and use of texturing tools will be provided. Molds from the club can be used if the participant wants to bend the shape of the face. Participants provide: - Clay, either B-mix or Speckled Buff - Underglazes, 5 colors is optimal - Brushes for painting - Clay tools Class Information: Skill level - Beginners Number of Students - Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	4/7/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Wheel 1: April 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: April 1, 3, 8 and 10, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $65.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/8/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 1: April 2026 Wheel 1 Date and Time: April 1, 3, 8 and 10, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of sessions: Four 3-hour sessions Course Fee: $65.00 Description: This course will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to learn how to create pottery using the wheel. Instruction will focus on the following skills and the end product will be throwing a 3" - 4" cylinder. Students will learn the fundamentals of throwing: Learn the mechanics of centering, opening, pulling. Cutting off a wheel or bat. Cutting of an uneven top. Finishing bottom. Wedging. Learn the hand and body positions needed in throwing. Learn to throw cylinders. Learn to trim pieces after they reach leather hard. Reclaiming clay. Learn other skills as determined by the instructor. Materials: The instructor will provide a recommended list of tools/clay which may include but is not limited to the following: Small sponge, wood or rubber rib, cutting wire, needle tool, trimming tools, container for water, and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/10/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Raku/Horsehair Firing: April 2026 Raku/Horsehair Firing Class Fee: $20.00 Date and Time: April 12, 2026. 8:00 AM- 11:00 AM Participants will experience firing their own pieces using the reduction process of raku with the assistance of the instructor. Bring up to 3 items to raku fire made from WS 5, WSO, Soldate 60 or other grogged, white clay body, hand built or wheel thrown, which has been bisqued and glazed with raku glazes found in glaze room. They can be flat items rather than three dimensional. Weld any seams thoroughly to avoid cracking. Kiln space is limited, so avoid wide items or limit yourself to one. Safety requirements will be reviewed at each firing. Bold beginners are welcome. Proper dress required: long sleeves, long pants (all natural fiber), closed toe shoes, hat or scarf over hair. more info...	4/12/2026	8:00am to 11:00am	Diane Niehof

Wheel 2: April 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: April 13, 15, 20 and 22, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/13/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Basic Clay: April 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/13/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat OâBrien

Ombre with Birds: April 2026 Date and Time: April 14 and 16, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00. Description: Finish your piece using transfers and an Ombré color technique. Participants will transfer an image onto a panel, 3 dimensional surface or a form. Images should be no larger than hand sized. Participants will apply blended underglazecolors, called ombré for the finished look. Participants will learn: - How to transfer images - Use underglaze to create an Ombré look Materials: One to three images, about the size of of your hand, (image will be used for transfer). Ideal images are simple. Birds are a good option. One or more leather-hard pieces that have a smooth surface Underglazes (some will be supplied by instructor) Small carving tool ( optional) Soft fan brush, small pointed brush Red rubber rib Sponge Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Basic Clay Class Minimum participants: 3. Maximum Students: 8 more info...	4/14/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 2: April 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: April 13, 15, 20 and 22, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/15/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Ombre with Birds: April 2026 Date and Time: April 14 and 16, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00. Description: Finish your piece using transfers and an Ombré color technique. Participants will transfer an image onto a panel, 3 dimensional surface or a form. Images should be no larger than hand sized. Participants will apply blended underglazecolors, called ombré for the finished look. Participants will learn: - How to transfer images - Use underglaze to create an Ombré look Materials: One to three images, about the size of of your hand, (image will be used for transfer). Ideal images are simple. Birds are a good option. One or more leather-hard pieces that have a smooth surface Underglazes (some will be supplied by instructor) Small carving tool ( optional) Soft fan brush, small pointed brush Red rubber rib Sponge Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Basic Clay Class Minimum participants: 3. Maximum Students: 8 more info...	4/16/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 2: April 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: April 13, 15, 20 and 22, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/20/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Basic Clay: April 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/20/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat OâBrien

Abstract Faces Wallhanging: April 2026 Abstract Faces Wallhanging Date and Times: April 7 and 21, 2026 - 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: Two - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $40 Description: Participants create a wall hanging of connected, abstract faces. The faces are constructed from a slab and features are created either by adding textures , elements of clay or subtracting clay from the slab. You can't do it wrong. You make the faces however you want-- just have FUN. Materials: Templates for the initial shape, rings to hang it when it's completed and use of texturing tools will be provided. Molds from the club can be used if the participant wants to bend the shape of the face. Participants provide: - Clay, either B-mix or Speckled Buff - Underglazes, 5 colors is optimal - Brushes for painting - Clay tools Class Information: Skill level - Beginners Number of Students - Minimum 3 Maximum 8 more info...	4/21/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat O'Brien

Wheel 3: April 2026 Wheel 3 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and times: April 21, 23, 28 and 30, 2026 Description: This class will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to advance their throwing and shaping techniques for making larger and taller forms. Participants should be able to throw using up to 3 pounds of clay prior to taking this class. This class focuses on different shapes, complexity and creativity of pieces. Highly recommend completion of Wheel 1 and 2 or have equivalent skills. Participants will learn: - how to use specific hand positions and tools - techniques for forming shapes - how to use increasing amounts of clay to throw (3 pounds and greater) - trimming a foot - pulling mug handles - using griffin grip - using different surface treatments - other skills as determined by instructor Upon completion participants should be able to make medium sized vases and bowls, tall cylinders. Materials: Clay, pin tool, ribs, cutters, and other tools as requested/ suggested by instructor during class. Class Information: - Skill level: Competent skill level associated with Wheel 2 - Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 as determined by instructor. more info...	4/21/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

Wheel 2: April 2026 Wheel 2 Dates and Times: April 13, 15, 20 and 22, 2026. 3:00 - 6:00 PM Number of Sessions: 4 - 3 Hour Sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Description: This class provides instruction for developing shapes and forms on the wheel. The end product will be one or more bowls, mugs, or cylinders. Participants should have completed Wheel 1 or have the skills taught in Wheel 1. Each student will learn: - Throwing with increasing amounts of clay - Trimming - Putting on a foot - Pulling handles - Shaping techniques As available, class will include guest demonstrations of skills. At the completion of this class students should be ready to move to Wheel 3 or other creative classes leveraging the wheel. Materials: Class Information: Skill Level - Exploring Number of Students - Minimum and maximums below 6 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/22/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Dave Dick

Carving Southwest Images: April 2026 Date and Time: April 22 and 24, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two, three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Participants will learn how to trace, transfer and carve a clay panel. Options for stain, glaze and color will be discussed. âPre-requisite: Before class, participants should plan to roll out a slab of clay about 8" by 10" and 3/8" thick. Compress the slab on both sides, then wrap tightly with Saran Wrap or several layers of plastic Participants will learn: - tips for managing flat slabs to prevent warping - carving techniques for creating dimension Materials: Clay of choice Tiny loop tool or a set of Kemper carving tools Old toothbrush Assorted paintbrushes Rubber-tipped smoothing tool Rubber rib Small tip black watercolor marker (usually available at Walgreens) Recommended: Bring pictures, examples of Southwest images you'd like to create Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum number of participants: 3; Maximum number of participants: 8 more info...	4/22/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Wheel 3: April 2026 Wheel 3 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and times: April 21, 23, 28 and 30, 2026 Description: This class will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to advance their throwing and shaping techniques for making larger and taller forms. Participants should be able to throw using up to 3 pounds of clay prior to taking this class. This class focuses on different shapes, complexity and creativity of pieces. Highly recommend completion of Wheel 1 and 2 or have equivalent skills. Participants will learn: - how to use specific hand positions and tools - techniques for forming shapes - how to use increasing amounts of clay to throw (3 pounds and greater) - trimming a foot - pulling mug handles - using griffin grip - using different surface treatments - other skills as determined by instructor Upon completion participants should be able to make medium sized vases and bowls, tall cylinders. Materials: Clay, pin tool, ribs, cutters, and other tools as requested/ suggested by instructor during class. Class Information: - Skill level: Competent skill level associated with Wheel 2 - Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 as determined by instructor. more info...	4/23/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

Carving Southwest Images: April 2026 Date and Time: April 22 and 24, 2026 Number of Sessions: Two, three-hour sessions Course Fee: $40.00 Description: Participants will learn how to trace, transfer and carve a clay panel. Options for stain, glaze and color will be discussed. âPre-requisite: Before class, participants should plan to roll out a slab of clay about 8" by 10" and 3/8" thick. Compress the slab on both sides, then wrap tightly with Saran Wrap or several layers of plastic Participants will learn: - tips for managing flat slabs to prevent warping - carving techniques for creating dimension Materials: Clay of choice Tiny loop tool or a set of Kemper carving tools Old toothbrush Assorted paintbrushes Rubber-tipped smoothing tool Rubber rib Small tip black watercolor marker (usually available at Walgreens) Recommended: Bring pictures, examples of Southwest images you'd like to create Class Information: Skill Level/Pre-requisites: Beginner Minimum number of participants: 3; Maximum number of participants: 8 more info...	4/24/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Diane Niehof

Basic Clay: April 2026 Basic Clay Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60 Description: This course provides hands on experience working with clay. These classes will teach you the fundamental elements of the oldest form of clay work. You will learn the basics of working with clay and gain an understanding of how and why clay works. Participants will learn to use slabs to construct platters and cylinders which they will then glaze. The end product is 1-2 completed pieces. This class is for new members who may register after they receive an invitation. If you think you should have received an invitation but have not, please contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and request an invitation. Existing members who want to take Basic Clay as a refresher must contact educoord@grandclayarts.com and ask to be invited. Once you receive an invitation, you may register. The very first class will cover basic etiquette in the clay club, review of equipment, and monitoring. Bring your login and password for the Grand Clay Arts website, along with your door code to the studio, and a credit card to purchase your beginning clay kit and clay. Participants will learn: Studio protocols - Tour studio, available supplies, forms, texture tools, molds, slips, cooking spray, etc - Understand process for drying project, firing (bisque and glaze) - Understand all clean up expectations (studio, glaze room, sinks) - Understand proper use and maintenance of molds. (Use of pin tools vs wood tools, spray vs powder, clean up) - Understand marking pieces throughout process (while drying, directly on piece, etc) Use of studio equipment: 1. Learn to use slab roller 2. Learn to compress clay, and why 3. Learn to wedge clay, condense clay Construct simple hand built pieces: - Make a hump and/or slump piece - Make a cylinder piece - Learn tips for smooth edges, removing shards, and wet sanding techniques for greater success - Learn managing when to take piece off hump/ slump mold - Learn to apply texture -Learn to bind and bevel seams - Glaze using studio glaze Hands on sessions: 1: Make a simple, small hump or slump piece 2: Make a simple cylinder piece 3: Glaze 1-2 pieces with studio glaze Materials: All necessary tools should be available from the Grand Clay Arts supply room. During first class you will purchase (bring credit card): 25# bag of clay (B-Mix with grog or Speckled Buff) Beginner's Tool Kit Additional supplies you may want to bring: Small tool box or tote box or Rubbermaid container Apron Flexible ruler Post It Notes Sharpie Marker Pencil 4x6 Spiral Notebook Small paint brush to apply magic water or slip Mark your last name with permanent marker on all tools and clay. Class Information: Skill Level - Beginner Number of Students - Minimums and maximums below 8 students determined by instructor. more info...	4/27/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Pat OâBrien

Wheel 3: April 2026 Wheel 3 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and times: April 21, 23, 28 and 30, 2026 Description: This class will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to advance their throwing and shaping techniques for making larger and taller forms. Participants should be able to throw using up to 3 pounds of clay prior to taking this class. This class focuses on different shapes, complexity and creativity of pieces. Highly recommend completion of Wheel 1 and 2 or have equivalent skills. Participants will learn: - how to use specific hand positions and tools - techniques for forming shapes - how to use increasing amounts of clay to throw (3 pounds and greater) - trimming a foot - pulling mug handles - using griffin grip - using different surface treatments - other skills as determined by instructor Upon completion participants should be able to make medium sized vases and bowls, tall cylinders. Materials: Clay, pin tool, ribs, cutters, and other tools as requested/ suggested by instructor during class. Class Information: - Skill level: Competent skill level associated with Wheel 2 - Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 as determined by instructor. more info...	4/28/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

Wheel 3: April 2026 Wheel 3 Number of sessions: Four, three hour sessions Course Fee: $80.00 Dates and times: April 21, 23, 28 and 30, 2026 Description: This class will provide hands on instruction for students who wish to advance their throwing and shaping techniques for making larger and taller forms. Participants should be able to throw using up to 3 pounds of clay prior to taking this class. This class focuses on different shapes, complexity and creativity of pieces. Highly recommend completion of Wheel 1 and 2 or have equivalent skills. Participants will learn: - how to use specific hand positions and tools - techniques for forming shapes - how to use increasing amounts of clay to throw (3 pounds and greater) - trimming a foot - pulling mug handles - using griffin grip - using different surface treatments - other skills as determined by instructor Upon completion participants should be able to make medium sized vases and bowls, tall cylinders. Materials: Clay, pin tool, ribs, cutters, and other tools as requested/ suggested by instructor during class. Class Information: - Skill level: Competent skill level associated with Wheel 2 - Number of Students: Minimums and maximums below 6 as determined by instructor. more info...	4/30/2026	3:00pm to 6:00pm	Jim Perez-Wood

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Basic Clay

Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Supplies:

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Grand Clay Arts

Calendar of Events - Grand Clay Arts Club

Basic Clay Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description:

Basic Clay Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description:

Basic Clay Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Supplies:

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description:

Basic Clay Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description:

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description:

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes Course Fee: $60.00 Description:

Basic Clay Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026 Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Number of sessions: Three 3-hour classes
Course Fee: $60.00

Description:

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: March 6,10 ( Tuesday), 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60

Basic Clay

Dates and Times: April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2026
Number of sessions: Four sessions. The first session is 1.5 hours, the remaining three sessions are 3 hours each
Course Fee: $60