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Ages 13 and older
This is an introductory course to wheel throwing. Students will become familiar with the potter's wheel and basic throwing techniques such as centering, opening, and pulling, as well as trimming and glazing. Students will also learn how to securely attach handles and other adornments.
Course runs for 6 weeks, and is open to beginner students ages 13 and older. No prior knowledge is required to participate.
Course includes clay, bisque and glaze firings.
Please bring a towel and an apron that can get dirty. Wear layered clothing during colder seasons as the back doors will be kept open.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the door in the alley behind the building.
Note: Before registering for a series (a course which contains more than one class) students should make sure that individual class dates aren’t in conflict with their schedules because we cannot provide refunds or make-ups. Course payment is for the entire series and not individual classes within the series. If you do miss a class, let your instructor know, and they will be happy to answer your questions about what you may have missed.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: -11 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 3/5/2023 - 4/16/2023
Days: Su
Sessions: 6
Times: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Schedule Details: Skips 04/09 Easter Sunday
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $290.00
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Ages 16 and older
This six session course is appropriate for students at all levels of experience who possess an interest in wheel thrown pottery. It is a great opportunity for beginners to learn the process by which a soft lump of clay is transformed into a finished ceramic piece. Advanced students will have the chance to expand their understanding of wheel thrown pottery, attempt new techniques, and develop their personal style. In addition to throwing, surface treatment methods like slip decoration and glazing techniques will be explored. A variety of pottery traditions will be addressed and discussed throughout the scope of the class.
Appropriate for all skill levels. Course includes clay, bisque and glaze firings.
Please bring a towel and apron that can get dirty. Dress in layers to adjust for comfort.
Course runs for six weeks, and is open to students ages 16 and older.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the door in the alley behind the building.
Note: Before registering for a series (a course which contains more than one class) students should make sure that individual class dates aren’t in conflict with their schedules because we cannot provide refunds or make-ups. Course payment is for the entire series and not individual classes within the series. If you do miss a class, let your instructor know, and they will be happy to answer your questions about what you may have missed.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: -10 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 4/6/2023 - 5/11/2023
Days: Th
Sessions: 6
Times: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $290.00
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Ages 18 and older
 In this 6-session course, students will explore the basics of wheel throwing, including centering, opening the clay, and pulling up the walls to produce a cylinder. They will then learn a variety of ways to alter the cylinder to create different functional forms, as well as play with texture and different surface treatments, and use slips and glazes. Beginners will get an introduction to the process while those who are more advanced will work on improving and solidifying their skills.
Appropriate for all skill levels. No prior experience is required.
Course includes clay, bisque and glaze firings.
Please bring a towel and apron that can get dirty. Wear layers to adjust for comfort.
Course runs for six weeks, and is open to students ages 16 and older.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the Arbutus door in the alley behind the building.
Note: Before registering for a series (a course which contains more than one class) students should make sure that individual class dates are not in conflict with their schedules because we cannot provide refunds or make-ups. Course payment is for the entire series and not individual classes within the series. If you do miss a class, let your instructor know, and they will be happy to answer your questions about what you may have missed.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: -5 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 4/8/2023 - 5/13/2023
Days: Sa
Sessions: 6
Times: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $290.00
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 Ages 14 and up
This six session course is appropriate for students at all levels of experience who possess an interest in wheel thrown pottery. It is a great opportunity for beginners to learn the process by which a soft lump of clay is transformed into a finished ceramic piece. Advanced students will have the chance to expand their understanding of wheel thrown pottery, attempt new techniques, and develop their personal style. In addition to throwing topics, surface treatment methods like slip decoration and glazing techniques will be explored. A variety of pottery traditions will be addressed and discussed throughout the scope of the class.
Appropriate for all skill levels.
Please bring a towel and apron that can get dirty. Wear warm clothes because the door will be kept open.
Course includes clay, bisque and glaze firings.
Course runs for six weeks, and is open to students ages 14 and older.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the door in the alley behind the building. It is clearly labeled.
Note: Before registering for a series (a course which contains more than one class) students should make sure that individual class dates aren’t in conflict with their schedules because we cannot provide refunds or make-ups. Course payment is for the entire series and not individual classes within the series. If you do miss a class, let your instructor know, and they will be happy to answer your questions about what you may have missed.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 3
Capacity Remaining: -4 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 4/17/2023 - 5/22/2023
Days: M
Sessions: 6
Times: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Schedule Details: Six Monday afternoons
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $290.00
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Ages 13 and older
This beginner wheel throwing class will cover the basics of centering clay on the potter's wheel. The class will focus on throwing bowl and cylindrical forms, as well as trimming and attaching handles or adornments. There will be demonstrations of various surface techniques throughout, such as adding texture when the clay is wet to layering glazes once the piece has gone through its first firing.
"Working with clay is the medium I use to balance my body and soul and I hope to share that sentiment with you in this 6-week course." (Eowyn Smith)
Appropriate for all skill levels.
Open to students ages 13 and older.
Class takes place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia. Please enter through the door in the alley behind the building.
All materials, tools, and equipment will be provided. We highly recommend that students bring their own towel and apron, and wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty..
Note: Before registering for a series (a course which contains more than one class) students should make sure that individual class dates aren’t in conflict with their schedules because we cannot provide refunds or make-ups. Course payment is for the entire series and not individual classes within the series. If you do miss a class, let your instructor know, and they will be happy to answer your questions about what you may have missed.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 4 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 4/19/2023 - 5/24/2023
Days: W
Sessions: 6
Times: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $290.00
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This is a great course for the continuing learner who would like to explore their stylistic voice and begin to create a body of work. In this Intermediate class students will have guidance and time to develop skills on the wheel and practice more advanced techniques like making lids and spouts, and combining forms with attachments.
Appropriate for intermediate to advanced skill levels.
Open to students ages 13 and older.
Class takes place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia.
All materials, including clay, tools, and equipment will be provided. We highly recommend that students bring their own towel and apron.
Note: Before registering for a series (a course which contains more than one class) students should make sure that individual class dates aren’t in conflict with their schedules because we cannot provide refunds or make-ups. Course payment is for the entire series and not individual classes within the series. If you do miss a class, let your instructor know, and they will be happy to answer your questions about what you may have missed.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 3 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 4/19/2023 - 5/24/2023
Days: W
Sessions: 6
Times: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $290.00
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Ages 13 and older
This is an introductory course to wheel throwing. Students will become familiar with the potter's wheel and basic throwing techniques such as centering, opening, and pulling, as well as trimming and glazing. Students will also learn how to securely attach handles and other adornments.
Course runs for 4 weeks, and is open to beginner students ages 13 and older. No prior knowledge is required to participate.
Course includes clay, bisque and glaze firings.
Please bring a towel and an apron that can get dirty. Wear layered clothing during colder seasons as the back doors will be kept open.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the door in the alley behind the building.
Note: Before registering for a series (a course which contains more than one class) students should make sure that individual class dates aren’t in conflict with their schedules because we cannot provide refunds or make-ups. Course payment is for the entire series and not individual classes within the series. If you do miss a class, let your instructor know, and they will be happy to answer your questions about what you may have missed.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 7 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 5/2/2023 - 5/23/2023
Days: Tu
Sessions: 4
Times: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $210.00
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 Ages 18 and older
This course is designed to provide an artistic and creative space for community members who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color to make connections and explore clay together.
The course will focus on the primary skills of wheel throwing, including centering and trimming, as you work on the basic forms of cylinders and bowls. You will also learn about surface decorations and the glazing process. All materials, tools, and equipment will be provided. Please bring a towel and apron that can get dirty. Wear layered clothing to adjust for comfort.
Suitable for beginners, ages 18 and older.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the alley behind the school building.
*If you register for a spot, please be sure to let us know if you are no longer able to attend, so that we can offer your spot to waitlisted students right away.
**New students are prioritized for this opportunity. If you are a returning student (i.e. you have participated in this program before), please email us at info@arbutusfolkschool.org to be put on a standby waitlist for last-minute empty spots. We will move the waitlist forward for future BIPOC throwing courses.
This course is offered on a sliding scale basis thanks to the generous support of the City of Olympia and community donors. There are 4 payment options available: $60, $100, $180, or $290. If you would like to make a donation to Arbutus Folk School to support this program, please click here.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 0 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 5/2/2023 - 6/6/2023
Days: Tu
Sessions: 6
Times: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $290.00
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Ages 18 and older
This course is designed to provide an artistic and creative space for community members who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color to make connections and explore clay together.
The course will focus on the primary skills of wheel throwing, including centering and trimming, as you work on the basic forms of cylinders and bowls. You will also learn about surface decorations and the glazing process. All materials, tools, and equipment will be provided. Please bring a towel and apron that can get dirty. Wear layered clothing to adjust for comfort.
Suitable for beginners, ages 18 and older.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the alley behind the school building.
*If you register for a spot, please be sure to let us know if you are no longer able to attend, so that we can offer your spot to waitlisted students right away.
**New students are prioritized for this opportunity. If you are a returning student (i.e. you have participated in this program before), please email us at info@arbutusfolkschool.org to be put on a standby waitlist for last-minute empty spots. We will move the waitlist forward for future BIPOC throwing courses.
This course is offered on a sliding scale basis thanks to the generous support of the City of Olympia and community donors. There are 4 payment options available: $60, $100, $180, or $290. If you would like to make a donation to Arbutus Folk School to support this program, please click here.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 0 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 5/2/2023 - 6/6/2023
Days: Tu
Sessions: 6
Times: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $180.00
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Ages 18 and older
This course is designed to provide an artistic and creative space for community members who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color to make connections and explore clay together.
The course will focus on the primary skills of wheel throwing, including centering and trimming, as you work on the basic forms of cylinders and bowls. You will also learn about surface decorations and the glazing process. All materials, tools, and equipment will be provided. Please bring a towel and apron that can get dirty. Wear layered clothing to adjust for comfort.
Suitable for beginners, ages 18 and older.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the alley behind the school building.
*If you register for a spot, please be sure to let us know if you are no longer able to attend, so that we can offer your spot to waitlisted students right away.
**New students are prioritized for this opportunity. If you are a returning student (i.e. you have participated in this program before), please email us at info@arbutusfolkschool.org to be put on a standby waitlist for last-minute empty spots. We will move the waitlist forward for future BIPOC throwing courses.
This course is offered on a sliding scale basis thanks to the generous support of the City of Olympia and community donors. There are 4 payment options available: $60, $100, $180, or $290. If you would like to make a donation to Arbutus Folk School to support this program, please click here.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 0 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 5/2/2023 - 6/6/2023
Days: Tu
Sessions: 6
Times: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $100.00
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Ages 18 and older
This course is designed to provide an artistic and creative space for community members who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color to make connections and explore clay together.
The course will focus on the primary skills of wheel throwing, including centering and trimming, as you work on the basic forms of cylinders and bowls. You will also learn about surface decorations and the glazing process. All materials, tools, and equipment will be provided. Please bring a towel and apron that can get dirty. Wear layered clothing to adjust for comfort.
Suitable for beginners, ages 18 and older.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the alley behind the school building.
*If you register for a spot, please be sure to let us know if you are no longer able to attend, so that we can offer your spot to waitlisted students right away.
**New students are prioritized for this opportunity. If you are a returning student (i.e. you have participated in this program before), please email us at info@arbutusfolkschool.org to be put on a standby waitlist for last-minute empty spots. We will move the waitlist forward for future BIPOC throwing courses.
This course is offered on a sliding scale basis thanks to the generous support of the City of Olympia and community donors. There are 4 payment options available: $60, $100, $180, or $290. If you would like to make a donation to Arbutus Folk School to support this program, please click here.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 0 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 5/2/2023 - 6/6/2023
Days: Tu
Sessions: 6
Times: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $60.00
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 Few art mediums appeal to children the way a squishy tactile lump of clay does! Clay play stimulates a child's sense of creativity and develops dexterity and muscle strength. Manipulating and seeing the immediate changes they make to the clay encourages experimentation, trial and error, self-expression, and improves hand-eye coordination. Clay is acessible to each child at their own level of confidence and development.
Over the four weeks, your young learner will explore a variety of hand-building techniques including coiling, pinching, scoring, and imprinting. They will then decorate their work with glazes and learn about the firing process of clay. Students will have at least 3 fired ceramic pieces to bring home at the end of the course.
Appropriate for All skill levels.
All materials and tools will be provided, and course includes bisque and glaze firings.
Open to students ages 6-9. Please plan to arrive 5-10 mins before each class to sign your student(s) in. Students also need to be signed out before leaving.
Note: Masks are required for duration of classes.
Class(es) takes place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Parking downtown is free on weekends. Please enter through the door in the alley behind the building.
Students should wear clothes that can get dirty or bring an apron, a hand towel, as well as a drink and/or snack.
For students enrolled with OASIS, this class may qualify as a CBI for your arts learning. Please contact us at info@arbutusfolkschool.org to make arrangements for your student.
Note: Before registering for a series (a course which contains more than one class) students should make sure that individual class dates aren’t in conflict with their schedules because we cannot provide refunds or make-ups. Course payment is for the entire series and not individual classes within the series. If you do miss a class, let your instructor know, and they will be happy to answer your questions about what you may have missed.
Max Class Size: 6
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 3 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 5/13/2023 - 6/10/2023
Days: Sa
Sessions: 4
Times: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Schedule Details: Skips 05/27 Memorial Day weekend
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $145.00
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Ages 18+
Students will glaze and fire their own bisqueware using the Western Raku technique. This technique is borrowed from a Japanese tradition, most notably used to create tea ceremony ware. In both practices, work is removed from the kiln, glowing, at almost 2000 degrees. In Western Raku, the work is quickly cooled in metal containers filled with combustible material like newspapers. Quickly closing the containers causes a reduction of oxygen inside. This sudden reduction causes the special raku glazes, which have been designed to give a variety of responses from crackling to flashing with iridescence, to take on their characteristic appearance and the carbon in the atmosphere causes the raw clay to turn black. Since they cool so quickly, you can glaze, fire, and see results the same day!
Students may bring their own bisqueware to be raku fired (with a limit of 4 small pieces per person), or may purchase bisqueware provided by the instructor(s) with a suggested donation to Arbutus Folk School of $5-10 per piece, by check or cash, upon arrival to the class. All other materials (e.g. raku glazes and propane), tools, and equipment will be provided.
If you have some experience with hand building or throwing, you may like to take advantage of our three weekly Ceramics Open Studio sessions to make your own bisqueware for the raku firing workshop. Just click on the link for more information, or to register for an open studio session. Raku is an extreme process and long thin pieces with extrusions are not ideal for this type of firing. Bisqueware will be picked up while red hot from the kiln using long metal tongs so small cup, bowl or vase shapes, no more than 10-12 inches tall are best. Please be aware that raku ware is not watertight or food safe and is for decorative purposes only.
Note: The firing process takes place outside so please be on the lookout for an email from your instructor(s) if the weather is inclement. An instructor will email all registered students if the weather prevents class from proceeding.
This workshop is appropriate for all skill levels, and open to students ages 18 and older. Students should wear closed-toed shoes and clothing made from natural, non-flammable material.
Class takes place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, but class entrance is through the alley behind the school, on Cherry St.
Max Class Size: 8
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: -2 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 5/20/2023 - 5/20/2023
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Times: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Schedule Details: Please note that the instructors will email all registered students if the weather on 05/20 prevents class from proceeding. Planned rain make-up day is June 10th, 1-5pm.
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $80.00
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Ages 13 and older
This is an introductory course to wheel throwing. Students will become familiar with the potter's wheel and basic throwing techniques such as centering, opening, and pulling, as well as trimming and glazing. Students will also learn how to securely attach handles and other adornments.
Course runs for 6 weeks, and is open to beginner students ages 13 and older. No prior knowledge is required to participate.
Course includes clay, bisque and glaze firings.
Please bring a towel and an apron that can get dirty. Wear layered clothing during colder seasons as the back doors will be kept open.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the door in the alley behind the building.
Note: Before registering for a series (a course which contains more than one class) students should make sure that individual class dates aren’t in conflict with their schedules because we cannot provide refunds or make-ups. Course payment is for the entire series and not individual classes within the series. If you do miss a class, let your instructor know, and they will be happy to answer your questions about what you may have missed.
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 6 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 5/24/2023 - 6/28/2023
Days: W
Sessions: 6
Times: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $290.00
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Ages 18+
Students will glaze and fire their own bisqueware using the Western Raku technique. This technique is borrowed from a Japanese tradition, most notably used to create tea ceremony ware. In both practices, work is removed from the kiln, glowing, at almost 2000 degrees. In Western Raku, the work is quickly cooled in metal containers filled with combustible material like newspapers. Quickly closing the containers causes a reduction of oxygen inside. This sudden reduction causes the special raku glazes, which have been designed to give a variety of responses from crackling to flashing with iridescence, to take on their characteristic appearance and the carbon in the atmosphere causes the raw clay to turn black. Since they cool so quickly, you can glaze, fire, and see results the same day!
Students may bring their own bisqueware to be raku fired (with a limit of 4 small pieces per person), or may purchase bisqueware provided by the instructor(s) with a suggested donation to Arbutus Folk School of $5-10 per piece, by check or cash, upon arrival to the class. All other materials (e.g. raku glazes and propane), tools, and equipment will be provided.
If you have some experience with hand building or throwing, you may like to take advantage of our three weekly Ceramics Open Studio sessions to make your own bisqueware for the raku firing workshop. Just click on the link for more information, or to register for an open studio session. Raku is an extreme process and long thin pieces with extrusions are not ideal for this type of firing. Bisqueware will be picked up while red hot from the kiln using long metal tongs so small cup, bowl or vase shapes, no more than 10-12 inches tall are best. Please be aware that raku ware is not watertight or food safe and is for decorative purposes only.
Note: The firing process takes place outside so please be on the lookout for an email from your instructor(s) if the weather is inclement. An instructor will email all registered students if the weather prevents class from proceeding.
This workshop is appropriate for all skill levels, and open to students ages 18 and older. Students should wear closed-toed shoes and clothing made from natural, non-flammable material.
Class takes place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, but class entrance is through the alley behind the school, on Cherry St.
Max Class Size: 8
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: -1 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 6/3/2023 - 6/3/2023
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Times: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Schedule Details: Please note that the instructors will email all registered students if the weather on 06/03 prevents class from proceeding. Planned rain make-up day is June 10th, 1-5pm.
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
Fee: $80.00
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Ages 18 and older
This course is designed to provide an artistic and creative space for community members who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color to make connections and explore clay together.
The course will focus on the primary skills of wheel throwing, including centering and trimming, as you work on the basic forms of cylinders and bowls. You will also learn about surface decorations and the glazing process. All materials, tools, and equipment will be provided. Please bring a towel and apron that can get dirty. Wear layered clothing to adjust for comfort.
Suitable for beginners, ages 18 and older.
Classes take place at Arbutus Folk School, 610 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA. Please enter through the alley behind the school building.
*If you register for a spot, please be sure to let us know if you are no longer able to attend, so that we can offer your spot to waitlisted students right away.
**New students are prioritized for this opportunity. If you are a returning student (i.e. you have participated in this program before), please email us at info@arbutusfolkschool.org to be put on a standby waitlist for last-minute empty spots. We will move the waitlist forward for future BIPOC throwing courses.
This course is offered on a sliding scale basis thanks to the generous support of the City of Olympia and community donors. There are 4 payment options available: $60, $100, $180, or $290. If you would like to make a donation to Arbutus Folk School to support this program, please click here.
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Instructor: Mariella Luz
Max Class Size: 7
Minimum Class Size: 4
Capacity Remaining: 7 (Negative numbers indicate the number of people on the waitlist.)
Dates: 7/18/2023 - 8/22/2023 Days: Tu
Sessions: 6
Times: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Schedule Details:
Building: Arbutus Folk School
Room: Ceramic Studio
There are 4 payment options shown below: $60, $100, $180, and $290. Please add to cart the sliding scale payment option you prefer.
Sliding scale payment option 1
Fee: $290.00
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