Events & private gatherings
Clay plans for the group chat.
Come in for a public workshop, or ask about a private clay gathering at our Agawam studio. No pottery résumé required. If you’re new, say so—we’ll point you toward a good place to start.
Want the current dates or details? Ask us directly; we’ll point you to what’s actually available.
Two ways to get muddy
Pick your kind of clay day.
Wheel experiences, handbuilding, seasonal projects, and special events are part of the mix. Most workshops are beginner-friendly. You can ask questions before you pick one—no secret pottery vocabulary test.
Public workshops
Try a wheel experience, build by hand, or see what’s on the seasonal calendar. Ask us for the current listing and the details for the event you have in mind.
Ask what’s coming upPrivate events
Birthday, team get-together, family hang, or something with no neat label. Tell us the occasion and a rough group size; we’ll confirm what’s workable and share the details before you decide.
Tell us what you’re picturing
New to clay? You’re in the right place.
Curious is plenty to start with.
You don’t need to arrive with experience or a plan for the perfect pot. Ask what each event involves, tell us what sounds fun, and we’ll help you sort out whether it’s a fit.
Simple start
A quick note beats guesswork.
Whether you’re eyeing a public workshop or gathering a group, we’ll get the specifics straight before you make plans.
Tell us the idea.
For a private event, a rough headcount, a couple of date ideas, and wheel / handbuilding / “not sure yet” is a helpful start.
We’ll check the fit.
We’ll confirm what’s currently possible and explain the format and terms for that specific event.
Then make a plan.
No mystery booking button. You’ll have the details you need before you decide whether to book.
Public workshop or private crew?
Tell us what you’re picturing.
Send a note about the kind of clay time you’re after. We’ll help with the current details—without asking you to guess at dates, prices, or pottery jargon.
An inquiry is a conversation, not a booking. Availability, pricing, capacity, format, and inclusions are confirmed directly with the studio.