SEPTEMBER 16
OCTOBER 7
Tuesdays | 5:30 pm - 8 pm
$400 (workshop) + $125 (dinner at Eliza)
Ever find yourself at a restaurant turning a plate over to see who made it? Ever wished the name on the bottom was yours? This workshop turns that curiosity into a real, delicious outcome.
Over four Tuesday evenings, you’ll design and make a small set of dinner plates—then celebrate with a dinner at Eliza Bistro, where your meal will be served on the very pieces you created. It’s a quietly joyful blend of studio practice and shared table.
Across four weeks, you’ll move from idea to finished, food-safe plates. You’ll learn how to plan a cohesive set, build consistent forms, refine rims and foot rings, and glaze with function in mind—so your plates look beautiful and work beautifully.
After the dinner, your set will be ready for pickup so you can keep enjoying it at home.
Details:
Duration: 3 hours per session
Dates: Tuesday evenings, 5:30-8pm, September 16 to October 7
Beginner/Intermediate level
Tools, aprons, and towels provided
Price includes clay, glazes, and firing
Students get 4 hours of open studio time per week
Limited to 8 participants per workshop
Taught by Casey Taylor
Cost: $400 for the workshop + $125 for the dinner at Eliza (scheduled on Wednesday November 12th) per person
Please note:
Full payment is required prior to the event to secure your spot.
No cancellation.
Please note that we do not offer refunds under any circumstances, including after the class begins.
In the event of low enrollment, we reserve the right to cancel the class one week before the scheduled start date.
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About the Instructor:
Casey Taylor
Casey Taylor is a passionate ceramics artist with a creative spirit that ignited as early as age two. Drawing inspiration from 90s cartoons, retro fast-food packaging, and vintage fabrics, she’s developed a distinctive style that blends humor and innovation in every piece. Now a proud member of the Hudson Valley’s vibrant creative community in Kingston, Casey has honed her craft through both traditional wheel throwing and exploratory handbuilding. With a keen interest in new trends like “Clayze” and a love for playful experimentation, she’s excited to share her hands-on expertise and artistic journey in our dynamic hybrid workshop.