BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20261017T003000Z DTEND:20261017T033000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Two Day Ceramics Handbuilding Soup Bowl and Plate Class DESCRIPTION:It's getting chilly out! Join Julia R. Allen for a two-day pottery workshop and create your own handbuilt soup bowl and plate\, perfect for enjoying your favorite comfort foods. Using rolled slabs of clay\, you'll learn the art of slab building as you shape\, join\, and refine your pieces to create a bowl and plate sized to your appetite. No prior pottery experience is needed\, and even seasoned potters can pick up a tip or two!. After our pieces are finished\, we can even gather for some soup and bread to share a meal and celebrate what we've made together! Come get creative\, get cozy\, and make something you'll love using all season long.\n\n\n \n\nArtist Biography: Julia Allen\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. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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It&rsquo\;s getting chilly out! Join Julia R. Allen for a two-day pottery workshop and create your own handbuilt soup bowl and plate\, perfect for enjoying your favorite comfort foods. Using rolled slabs of clay\, you&rsquo\;ll learn the art of slab building as you shape\, join\, and refine your pieces to create a bowl and plate sized to your appetite. No prior pottery experience is needed\, and even seasoned potters can pick up a tip or two!. After our pieces are finished\, we can even gather for some soup and bread to share a meal and celebrate what we&rsquo\;ve made together! Come get creative\, get cozy\, and make something you&rsquo\;ll love using all season long.

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Artist Biography: Julia Allen

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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.

\n LOCATION:Josephy Center\, Joseph UID:e.1631.30087 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20261012T032013Z URL:http://wallowacountychamber.sampleorg.com/events/details/two-day-ceramics-handbuilding-soup-bowl-and-plate-class-30087 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR