Registration for our Winter classes opens at 10 AM on November 20. Please note that classes are not yet sold out; they will become available for registration on this date.
Pottery Open Studio - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Pottery Open Studio - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
$30.00

Arts and Heritage Foundation St. Albert

Pottery Open Studio

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Instructor: Siân Ramsden

Ages: 15+

Location: Pottery Studio, St. Albert Place

On select days, we offer an open studio to current, experienced students of the Art Gallery of St. Albert clay programs. Use this session to catch up on missed classes, work on the potter’s wheel or finish glazing your projects. 

Please Note: All pottery students must bring their own clay tools to class. Pottery tools and additional clay can be purchased as add-ons during registration. 

Open studio sessions are self-directed and do not include instruction. Clay must be purchased with registration or from a previous class. For the safety and integrity of our kiln, projects built outside of our registered classes will not be fired. If using a wheel, remember to sign up for a second Open Studio session for trimming projects.  

 

Upcoming Classes: 

  • January 18
  • February 18
  • March 8

 

$30.00

*Please note: Winter classes are not sold out, they will open for registration on November 20 at 10 am.

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