Growing up, I spent hours in my mom’s ceramics studio—attached to our house, filled with clay, creativity, and the comfort of being close. It was where I learned to express myself, to slow down, to make something with my hands.

Now that I’m a parent, my kids and I still go to her house. We paint. We build. We sit at the same tables, with the same tools, and the same love. That experience—of creating across generations—is the inspiration behind Family Clay Day.

These Sunday sessions are designed for families to connect the way mine has: through shared time, tactile play, and art that tells a story. You’ll leave with a piece of pottery, sure—but more importantly, you’ll leave with a memory you made together. No skill needed. Just show up with your people, and we’ll guide the rest.