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SUMMARY:**SOLD OUT** Adult & Child Clay Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Adult & Child Clay 2 Day Workshop with Julia Allen\n\n \n\nThursday January 29th 6-8 pm (hand build piece)\n\nThursday\, February 12th 6-8pm (glazing)\n\nWill be ready by Valentine's Day! \n\n$50 per adult\n\nEach Additional child +$15\n\nMake art together in this fun clay workshop designed for pairs! This class is all about creativity and connection. Work side by side to hand-build projects you can take home and treasure. Adults are also welcome to register solo. Perfect time to make gifts for those on your valentines list!\n\nSupplies Provided: Clay\, glazes\, tools\, kiln firing\n\nInstructor: Julia Allen\n\nAge Range: Adults + kids ages 8+ (solo adults welcome\, too!)\n\nClass Size: 8 participants\n\n\nPreregistration required.\n\nSpaces limited.\n\nReserve your spot today and start your journey into ceramics with Julia Allen!\n\n\n \n\nAttention! This class ticket sales end 48 hours prior to class start time!\n\n \n\n \n\nJulia Allen is a native to Wallowa County. Art was not a part of her youth and never contemplated participating in any art form until she took a pottery class in college. "Pass no Pass". She figured if she showed up and tried\, how could they fail her. It became her passion. Taking it every semester until she had to transfer to complete her degree in nursing. Fast forward 10 yrs later when married and with kids and career\, she started taking pottery classes at local studio in Boise Idaho where she was residing. After 3 six week classes\, she was "kicked out' because she produced too many pieces for a class. Then her home studio began. In 2020\, Julia and her husband\, Troy\, returned to Wallowa County. She continues to explore hand building and throwing techniques. A recent addition to her pottery collection is a Raku kiln.
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Adult &\; Child Clay 2 Day Workshop with Julia Allen
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Thursday January 29th 6-8 pm (hand build piece)
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Thursday\, February 12th \; 6-8pm \;(glazing)
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Will be ready by Valentine&rsquo\;s Day! \;
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$50 per adult \nEach Additional child +$15
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Make art together in this fun clay workshop designed for pairs! This class is all about creativity and connection. Work side by side to hand-build projects you can take home and treasure. Adults are also welcome to register solo. Perfect time to make gifts for those on your valentines list!
Reserve your spot today and start your journey into ceramics with Julia Allen!
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Attention! This class ticket sales end 48 hours prior to class start time!
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Julia Allen \;is a native to Wallowa County. \; Art was not a part of her youth and never contemplated participating in any art form until she took a pottery class in college. &ldquo\;Pass no Pass&rdquo\;. \; She figured if she showed up and tried\, how could they fail her. \; It became her passion. \; Taking it every semester until she had to transfer to complete her degree in nursing. \; Fast forward 10 yrs later when married and with kids and career\, she started taking pottery classes at local studio in Boise Idaho where she was residing. \; After 3 &ndash\; six week classes\, she was &ldquo\;kicked out&rsquo\; because she produced too many pieces for a class. Then her home studio began. \; In 2020\, Julia and her husband\, Troy\, returned to Wallowa County. She continues to explore hand building and throwing techniques. \; A recent addition to her pottery collection is a Raku kiln.
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LOCATION:Josephy Center\, Joseph
UID:e.1631.28274
SEQUENCE:3
DTSTAMP:20260404T075436Z
URL:http://wallowacountychamber.sampleorg.com/events/details/sold-out-adult-child-clay-workshop-28274
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Julia Allen \;is a native to Wallowa County. \; Art was not a part of her youth and never contemplated participating in any art form until she took a pottery class in college. &ldquo\;Pass no Pass&rdquo\;. \; She figured if she showed up and tried\, how could they fail her. \; It became her passion. \; Taking it every semester until she had to transfer to complete her degree in nursing. \; Fast forward 10 yrs later when married and with kids and career\, she started taking pottery classes at local studio in Boise Idaho where she was residing. \; After 3 &ndash\; six week classes\, she was &ldquo\;kicked out&rsquo\; because she produced too many pieces for a class. Then her home studio began. \; In 2020\, Julia and her husband\, Troy\, returned to Wallowa County. She continues to explore hand building and throwing techniques. \; A recent addition to her pottery collection is a Raku kiln.
