Pottery Workshop at Parkwood Estate: Creative Hand Building Experience
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical effort required, suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Join a unique pottery workshop at Parkwood Estate and craft your own mini dish in a historic setting. Perfect for all skill levels, this experience blends creativity with history.
Hand Building Pottery Workshop: Mini Plate
Saturday August 23rd - 2:00pm - 4:30pm
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About This Adventure
Experience a delightful afternoon at Parkwood Estate, where you can hand-build a unique mini dish in a pottery workshop designed for all skill levels. Embrace your creativity, whether you're a beginner or have some experience. Join solo or bring a friend for a memorable artistic adventure—spaces are limited!
Experience a delightful afternoon at Parkwood Estate, where you can hand-build a unique mini dish in a pottery workshop designed for all skill levels. Embrace your creativity, whether you're a beginner or have some experience. Join solo or bring a friend for a memorable artistic adventure—spaces are limited!
Adventure Tips
Arrive early to secure your spot
Workshop spaces are limited, so arriving early ensures you get a place in this popular activity.
Wear comfortable clothing
Clay can be messy, so dress in clothes you don’t mind getting a bit dirty.
Take your time during the process
Don’t rush—enjoy the tactile experience and be patient with your creation.
Clean up thoroughly after class
Be sure to clean your hands and tools to keep your finished piece pristine.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red fox
- Squirrels
History
Parkwood Estate was built in the 1910s and served as the country home for the McLaughlin Motor Car Company founder, Samuel McLaughlin.
Conservation
The estate actively maintains its historic gardens and building preservation, emphasizing sustainable practices in its operations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Old clothes or apron
Protect your clothing from clay and glaze stains.
Closed-toe shoes
Foot protection is recommended while working in the studio.
Notebook & pen
Jot down inspiration or techniques learned.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during the workshop.