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Herb or Succulent Container – Corks and Clay
April 17, 2019 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
$30.00
Join Tracy at the Ceramics Art Studio studio and create a one-of-a-kind pot for your favorite herb or succulent on Wednesday, April 17th from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Ceramic Arts Center, located at 13 S. Center Street, Waynesboro, PA 17268.
Tracy will guide you step by step as you design and build a beautiful pot to place in your window or to give as a gift. Personalize your pot with dragonflies, butterflies or whatever your imagination comes up with.
It will be made from durable speckled stoneware clay and is decorated with bright underglazes. This workshop is $30.00 and includes the instruction, materials, glazes and firings.
For more information e-mail Mary Ashe-Mahr at [email protected] or call 717-372-7906.
Private Corks and Clay sessions can be scheduled through the Ceramics Arts Center. Gather your own group of 6 or more friends to get muddy with us! Host joins session for free with 6 registered guests.
Note: Free Parking is available on the street after 5:00, or in the Lutheran Church’s parking lot just down the street from the Ceramic Arts Center.
Inclement Weather Policy
The Arts Alliance of Greater Waynesboro (AAGW) recognizes the fact that inclement weather can affect the organizations’s ability to be open for business, hold events, and the employees’ and volunteers’ abilities to get to and attend events. The safety of the AAGW’s employees and volunteers is paramount to the organization. If any of the following events occur, Gallery 50, Music Makers, and all events associated with the AAGW are considered cancelled for that day:
(1) The governor declares a weather emergency and asks people to stay off the roads
(2) Waynesboro Area School District cancels school or after-school activities due to inclement weather
(3) Penn State Mont Alto cancels evening classes.
The AAGW will make every attempt to update social media to reflect the cancellation by 3pm for any evening events and by 8:30am for any morning events, but any notification stating one of the (3) events listed above has occurred should be considered notification of the cancellation.