Celebrating Creativity in Clay 10/31–11/25/26

Celebrating Creativity in Clay 10/31–11/25/26

Opening reception:  Saturday October 31, 1–4 pm

Come celebrate the creativity, imagination, and artistry of our local clay community!

Our fun and welcoming hand-building clay class brings together local artists of all experience levels—from beginners discovering the joy of working with clay to intermediate and advanced artists developing their skills and unique artistic styles.

Through creativity, imagination, and hand-building techniques, our students transform simple clay into beautiful, functional, and one-of-a-kind works of art. Each piece reflects the artist’s individual personality and creative journey.

We believe art is for everyone! Our class offers a relaxed, supportive environment where students can learn, share ideas, explore their creativity, and enjoy the wonderful experience of making art with clay.

We warmly invite our Redlands community, friends, and art lovers to visit our Featured Artist Show at Redlands Art Association, opening October 31 and continuing through November 25, 2026.

Enjoy our handmade pottery, support our talented local artists, and perhaps discover a special piece to take home or give as a gift.

Come see what happens when creativity, community, and clay come together!

A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Pottery Instructors  

Our adult pottery program is truly fortunate to have two talented instructors who share a deep love of clay, creativity, and the joy of making art.
 
Nancy, with 10 years of teaching experience, is an award-winning artist known for her beautiful hand-built creations. Her artistic vision, skill, and encouragement inspire students to explore their creativity and discover their own artistic potential.
 
Penny brings more than 50 years of experience in wheel throwing and hand building. With extensive knowledge of studio management, glazing, and kiln firing, she shares a wealth of technical expertise and artistic wisdom. An award-winning artist known for her fun and imaginative creations, Penny continues to explore new possibilities with cone 5–6 clay bodies, glazes, and firing techniques.
 
Together, Nancy and Penny bring a wonderful blend of experience, artistry, and inspiration to our pottery studio. Their guidance encourages students to experiment, learn, express themselves, and take pride in their creations.
 
Thank you, Nancy and Penny, for sharing your talents, nurturing creativity, and helping each student discover the magic of turning a simple lump of clay into something uniquely their own.