easy
2–3 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for all levels since it is a seated, creative workshop.
Create your own stoneware mug at Lavender Hill Farm in Boyne City! A relaxing pottery painting workshop ideal for individuals and groups looking to combine creativity with calm.
Discover a unique blend of creativity and relaxation with the Cottage Pottery Stoneware Mug workshop at Lavender Hill Farm in Boyne City, Michigan. Perfect for all skill levels, this hands-on experience invites you to design and paint your own stoneware mug under the guidance of talented instructors. The calm, rustic farm setting encourages mindfulness, allowing you to focus on artistic expression while learning new pottery techniques. Whether you are looking for a tranquil solo activity or a memorable group outing, this workshop offers a meaningful way to unwind and create something beautiful and functional. The friendly atmosphere makes it easy to connect with fellow participants, and you leave with a personalized ceramic mug that can brighten your daily coffee ritual. Easily accessible from major cities nearby, the experience caters to anyone wanting to slow down, tap into their creativity, and enjoy the charm of Boyne City’s natural surroundings. Don’t miss this chance to make art with your hands and soul.
Getting there 10-15 minutes early helps you get comfortable and pick your preferred mug before the session starts.
Pottery painting can be messy, so wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little clay or glaze on.
Instructors are there to help, so don’t hesitate to try new painting techniques or ask for tips.
Your mug will need to dry and be fired before pickup, so factor in several days for completion after your session.
Boyne City has a rich heritage tied to lumbering and agriculture, shaping its friendly small-town atmosphere which you feel when visiting Lavender Hill Farm.
Lavender Hill Farm practices sustainable farming and promotes environmentally friendly art supplies to reduce its ecological footprint.
Wear clothes that allow freedom of movement and that you won’t mind getting a bit of glaze on.
Useful for protecting your clothes during painting and glazing.
Stay hydrated during the session, especially in warmer months.
Bring for planning designs or jotting down techniques learned.