Do I need pottery experience?

No—this workshop uses tracing on pre-made ceramic blanks and guided glazing, so no wheel work or prior skill is required.

Bring a clear photo (printed or on your phone) and government ID. Instructors provide ceramic blanks, brushes, and underglazes.

Are drinks included in the ticket?

Drinks are typically purchased separately at the brewery; some events may offer packaged options—check the booking link for specifics.

How long until I can take my piece home?

Pieces require kiln firing after the session; pickup times vary—organizers will notify you when items are ready or offer shipping.

Can I book a private group or party?

Group bookings are popular for Galentine’s nights—contact the booking link to request private sessions or reserve multiple spots.

Is the venue accessible?

Accessibility details aren’t listed in the item summary—check the FareHarbor referral link or contact the brewery directly for accessibility information.

Galentine’s Mug & Plate Workshop at Walkerville Brewery — Windsor Creative Night Out | Brewery | Workshop

Galentine’s at Walkerville Brewery invites friends to spend 2.5 hours in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, turning a favorite photo into a ceramic mug or plate while enjoying the brewery’s relaxed atmosphere. This all-levels workshop asks participants to bring a photo of a Ride or Die bestie or fur friend; instructors guide you through simple tracing and glazing so you leave with a keepsake you helped make. Located in Walkerville, a historic Windsor neighborhood founded around the Hiram Walker distillery in the 19th century, the brewery sits amid brick storefronts and long-standing industrial architecture that give the room character. Key features of the experience are the hands-on tracing technique, ceramic blanks (mug or plate), access to the brewery’s taps and communal tables, and an instructor-led firing plan so your piece can be cured after the session. The scene blends craft-beer culture with a grassroots art studio: exposed beams, stainless tanks glimpsed through windows or imagery, and friendly chatter as brushes move. This workshop is uniquely local because it pairs a creative keepsake with Walkerville’s convivial beer scene. Rather than a formal pottery studio, you work fast and free—no pottery wheel skills required—and the brewery setting makes the event social and accessible for first-timers. You’ll find the natural draw of pet portraits and friendship tributes especially popular around Galentine’s; the finished mug or plate becomes a daily reminder of the day and the neighborhood. Practical details: the session runs 2.5 hours, ages 19+ only, and all skill levels are welcome. Bring a clear, high-contrast photo printed or on your phone; instructors recommend medium-sized headshots for mugs and full-body or cropped images for plates. Expect to spend an evening sampling brewery offerings between tracing, painting, and drying; finished pieces typically require kiln firing after the event and are available for pickup or arranged shipping. Why book: it’s a short, memorable creative date-night alternative that doubles as a local experience—supporting a Windsor business and celebrating Walkerville’s creative-eating-and-drinking culture. Whether you’re planning a women’s night out, a quirky date, or a unique souvenir-making session, this workshop delivers approachable instruction, craft beverages, and a take-home object you’ll actually use. Walkerville Brewery contact details are not provided in this listing; the activity appears in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Check the referral booking link for session availability and pickup instructions. Materials such as ceramic blanks, underglazes, brushes, and tracing supplies are provided, and instructors walk small groups through layout, transfer, and color selection. Sessions favor collaboration—expect laughter, shared tips, and time at the bar between steps. Spaces fill for Galentine-themed nights, so reserve early; group bookings are ideal for parties. Check the FareHarbor referral link for exact dates, age rules, and any pickup or shipping fees before you arrive safely.

About Urban Surf & Sketch Pottery

Urban Surf & Sketch Pottery is a community-focused pottery studio and activity provider located in Tecumseh, Ontario. Combining a surf shop–inspired atmosphere with hands-on ceramic instruction, the business offers pottery classes, single-session workshops, seasonal camps, and paddleboard events that appeal to families, beginners, and casual creatives.
The schedule includes TED DUDLEY’S SUNDAY FUNDAY – Come Get Wet!, a weekly mini competition series on the Urban Surf patio; a Full Moon Paddle; Create Your Own Custom Mug sessions; an 8 Week Pottery Wheel Program (Beginner); a Kids Pottery Program (8 Weeks) for ages 8–13; Clay Camp; Single Session: A Fun Time on the Pottery Wheel! (All-Levels); and Christmas Ornaments Handbuilding (All-Levels).
Classes and workshops accommodate all levels, with single sessions providing in-studio instruction and professional finishing for finished pieces. The Kids Pottery Program and Clay Camp are designed for ages 8–13 and blend pottery, handbuilding, and general art activities; some camp options include optional paddleboarding or kayaking. Holiday handbuilding events use porcelain and speckled clay for ornaments and feature painting and treats.
Urban Surf & Sketch Pottery emphasizes hands-on learning in a relaxed setting, offering structured multi-week courses as well as one-off experiences that fit busy schedules. Clear program descriptions, age ranges, and finished-piece services help families and individuals book with confidence. Located in Tecumseh, the studio positions itself as a local creative destination that connects pottery making with community events and waterfront activities. Booking details, current schedules, and registration information are available through public listings and the studio's contact channels.