Oh yeah, it's that magical time of the year! Using underglazes and textures, we'll be making Christmas ornaments and small gifts for family and friends. The perfect handmade addition to your festive season. **Any attendees under the age of 12 must have a chaperone.

All materials and firing provided. Pieces will be ready for collection from Punchbowl Crater the following weekend, Sunday 17th December.

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Journaling is a safe place where you can be YOU. Explore and reflect without judgement, competition, or comparison. This workshop will guide you through different collage and journalling techniques find your own creative freedom.

VISUALIZATION
Manifest your future by collaging your own vision boards. We will use creative journaling to reflect on our goals and materialise our dreams.

PAGE MAKING
Tear, cut, stick, stamp. What is better than a gift for your future self? In this part of the session, we will experiment with making wild, decorative pages with different mediums for us to use in the future. Let us see how mixed media works together to build up a unique journal page.

SELF REFLECTION
Let us acknowledge our experiences. What'd made you feel powerful lately? What is a choice you can make this week based on your needs? In this part of the session, we will use some of the pages we designed to write/draw on the topic of self-reflection and gratitude. Through reflection, we form of better understanding of ourselves and live intentionally.

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Join us for a morning of learning the world's oldest pottery-making technique: coiling.

Coil pottery dates back 16,000 years. It's used for both sculptural and functional pieces, and being incredibly versatile, it can also be used for projects big or small.

This session will start with a short, guided meditation to presence us in the moment before we dive into art-making. Coiling is a very meditative and relaxing way of making.

This workshop is suitable for beginners. Please note that the workshop does not include firing, so finished pieces will not be waterproof or food-safe.

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Hello everyone! In this session of Pottery in the Park, we will cover two techniques: making ocarinas (ceramic flutes) and kurinuki (carved cups)

Kurinuki is a Japanese technique that dates back to medieval times when it was used to make objects for tea ceremonies. During the Edo Period, from 1600, it was extended into the production of everyday objects.

Ocarinas date back 12,000 years and were originally founded in Chinese and Mesoamerican cultures. They were popularly used for song and dance.

Come by and learn how to make your own ocarina, (or dog whistle) as well as your own Japanese kurinuki cup.

This workshop will begin with a guided meditation, allowing us to leave our worries to the side and take time for ourselves to sink into art-making.

This workshop is suitable for beginners and is facilitated by an experienced working potter.

Please note: firing is not included in the session cost, so finished pieces will not be waterproof or food-safe.

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