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Friends Night Out

Friends Night Out is the 3RD Friday of each month from 7.30 – 10pm!  Call to reserve your spot. 267-218-0290

The cost is $30.
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Pottery Classes

Pottery Classes

Pottery classes for Adults and Children at Earth Center Pottery have begun. There is always room to join us for a session. All levels of experience welcome for wheel and hand built pottery.

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Kids-Pottery

Children’s One Day

Our ” Children’s One Day ” is held from 1-3pm either Saturday or Sunday. Children over 7 may attend by themselves. Kids under 7 must be accompanied by an adult who will assist the child with their project.

The cost is $20.
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Manabigama Kiln

Kiln Building with Gloria Kosco

A Manabigama wood fired kiln

is being built at TPCA!

The workshop will be made up of 10-15 participants who will assist in the laying of the bricks.  Two to four participants will be working at a time and will receive specific kiln building instruction.

 

The hours of this workshop will vary, with weekend time slots as well as weekday times available.  Students will sign up for determined times.

 

 
 
 

The kiln is outside so weather and daylight will determine work times.  Students will learn about kiln construction from start to finish including shelf preparation, loading and firing.  Once the kiln is built, an inaugural firing will be scheduled with the workshop participants.  The kiln will fire for 16 hours and will need to be tended to and stoked for that duration.
For information & registration contact 267.218.0290  or workshops@tylerparkarts.org

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2 -Day Workshop in Paper Clay with Jerry Bennett

Explore Paper Clay

January 12-13, 2013  • 10 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
$185 •  All levels, adults

Additional information about paper clay and pictures of the instructors work can be found at http://www.jerrybennett.net/. You can also read about paperclay or fiber clay at the blog written by Jerry Bennett at: http://paperclay.blogspot.com/ This Blog is dedicated to the discussion of Paper Clay as a ceramic art medium.