Clay Art Workshop at Creative 360 in Fall 2025
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Several weeks
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required, suitable for all ages
Overview
Discover the joy of pottery at Creative 360’s fall session led by Megan Galloway. This small-group workshop offers a hands-on approach to clay handbuilding that’s perfect for all skill levels.
Artshop Clay Handbuilding: Fall 2025 Session 1
Tuesdays, September 9-October 21
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About This Adventure
Join an inclusive pottery class designed for all ages and abilities, including those with disabilities. Under the guidance of Megan Galloway, learn to create functional and decorative pieces in a supportive environment. With a limited class size, this unique experience fosters creativity and community connection. Preregistration is required.
Join an inclusive pottery class designed for all ages and abilities, including those with disabilities. Under the guidance of Megan Galloway, learn to create functional and decorative pieces in a supportive environment. With a limited class size, this unique experience fosters creativity and community connection. Preregistration is required.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Settle In
Getting to class a few minutes early helps you settle in and prepare your workspace for a smooth start.
Prepare for Mess
Clay can be messy—wear old clothes or bring an apron to stay clean.
Bring Your Ideas
Come with inspiration or sketches to jumpstart your creative projects.
Use Proper Hand Positioning
Follow Megan's guidance on hand positioning to ensure shape stability and prevent breakage.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Birds such as sparrows and hawks
- Small mammals like squirrels
History
Creative 360 has been a cornerstone of the local arts community since its founding in 2005.
Conservation
The studio emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including using sustainable clay sources and recycling materials whenever possible.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable clothing
Clothing that can get dirty and move easily during the hands-on clay work.
Apron
Protects your clothes from clay splatters.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during lengthy studio sessions.
Notebook or sketchbook
Jot down ideas, notes, or sketches to inform your creations.