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Clay & Cocktails: Hand Built Mug Workshop
Thursday, June 13, 2024
7:00pm to 9:00pm
Tickets are $100 or more
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Edmonton Events
June
13
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A skilled instructor will guide you through the process of slab building the mugs in this workshop with dessert, an alcohol-free cocktail and clay.
You'll Craft 2 mugs at your own pace within the workshop, exploring various design options.
Shape your mugs, paint them with underglazes, and discover decorating techniques. After the workshop, we'll take care of firing and clear glazing your mugs. In just 4 weeks, your customized creations will be ready for pick-up.
Each ticket is for one person and includes hand-building 1-2 mugs, cocktail, and dessert.
9511 90 Street NW
Edmonton, AB, T6C 3M5
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