Garden University: Ceramic Holiday Trees Workshop

Garden University: Ceramic Holiday Trees Workshop

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Date
Sun, Nov 8
11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
7 upcoming dates through Nov 15, 2026

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Artist Heather Skinner is coming to guide you through turning clay into trees! You will have the opportunity to explore creating a variety of styles of trees. In the first session you will be provided a slab of clay which can make approx. 4+ trees (depending on size). Your pieces will be dried and fired, and in the second session you will glaze your pieces. All tools and materials will be provided. The Oregon Garden, a serene and picturesque setting, is the venue for our event. As you immerse yourself in the art of ceramics, let the peaceful ambiance of the gardens enhance your creativity and provide a calming effect. This venue is sure to leave you with an enriching and memorable experience. This event is perfect for both beginners and advanced ceramic enthusiasts. Whether you’re someone looking to try something new or an experienced artist seeking to refine your skills and meet fellow artists, this workshop is designed to cater to everyone’s needs. So, join us for a day of creativity and fun at The Oregon Garden! This workshop will be split into two sessions: Building trees, Nov. 8, 11am-1pm Glazing trees, Nov. 15, 11am-1pm Purchase tickets HERE.

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