Are ceramic pieces included with online booking?

No. Ceramic pieces are not included when booking online; plan to select and pay for your blank on arrival at the studio.

Can I bring wine or food?

Yes. The event is BYO friendly and snacks are provided, but avoid glass containers near work tables and check studio rules on alcohol.

How long is the session?

The listed session duration is 2 hours; arrive a few minutes early to choose your piece and settle in.

Will my piece be fired?

Firing is included with the session; staff will glaze and fire pieces, but turnaround time for collection varies—ask the host for an estimate.

Is this suitable for beginners?

Yes. Trained staff teach glazing techniques and the workshop is designed for first-timers as well as experienced painters.

Are there age or accessibility restrictions?

Age limits and accessibility details are not specified in the listing; contact the host directly with any special requirements.

Farewell Digital Circus: Friday Night Pottery Painting in Indooroopilly

Farewell Digital Circus in Indooroopilly, Queensland, Australia, turns a Friday night into a hands-on, color-splashed send-off for a playful pottery series. At the Ceramic Studio on Station Road you'll spend two hours painting mugs, vases and limited-run Digital Circus pieces — Bubble, Kinger and friends — while staff guide glazing techniques, loading the kiln and turning wet paint into permanent glaze. The meeting point is 4 & 6/8 Station Rd, Indooroopilly, QLD, 4066.

This is a social, low-pressure workshop built for first-timers and habitual doodlers alike. Reserve a seat, bring a bottle and some snacks if you like (BYO friendly), and expect a table scattered with bisque ware, brushes and trays of vivid underglaze. The host supplies paints, firing and trained instruction; ceramic pieces are not included when booking online, so plan to select and pay for your blank on arrival. The mood skews cheerful and theatrical — the event leans into the Digital Circus theme with tongue-in-cheek prompts and colorful templates — but it’s the craft basics that stick: brush control, layering glazes, and safe kiln handling.

Why visit? Indooroopilly sits on the western fringe of Brisbane, a short drive or train ride from central city neighborhoods, and this studio makes a reliable evening option after river walks or suburban outings. Unlike sterile paint-and-sip chains, this program centers on fired ceramics and technical support: pieces go into the kiln, come out durable, and become usable objects rather than paper keepsakes. For travelers looking to pack a local keepsake or to meet friends off the tourist track, the studio offers a handmade alternative rooted in process.

Practical notes: sessions run two hours; plan to arrive a few minutes early to pick your piece. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting speckled, or bring an apron. Finished pieces require firing—turnaround varies—so ask staff about collection or postage options. Accessibility and age limits aren’t specified in the listing; contact the host directly with special requirements.

This Farewell Digital Circus night is part workshop, part low-stakes performance: a colorful, community-centered way to try ceramics without committing to a multiweek class. If you’re in Brisbane’s western suburbs or looking for a memorable Friday evening with friends, it’s a bright, hands-on stop-off that sends you home with a fired piece and a story worth retelling.

Book early for Friday nights—the studio runs limited seats and often fills with friends. Group bookings are welcome; mention celebrations when you reserve. If you’re visiting from out of town, pair this session with a walk along the Brisbane River or dinner at a nearby café. The session balances playful prompts with craft instruction, so even a nervous beginner easily leaves with a usable, kiln-fired piece and a few new techniques.