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we're a ceramic studio and
gift shop located in revelstoke, bc. 

find us at 318 Boyle Ave.

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come browse our gift
shop with locally made goods, or take a class or workshop with us!

3 people creating things out of clay. many mugs on the table.

what we offer

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6-week classes

sign up for a consecutive 6 week class for more dedicated learning time!

 

We offer classes for beginners that include wheel throwing and handbuilding or dedicated wheel throwing classes to help you hone your skills. 

One-night workshops

treat yourself, your friends or your honey to a fun evening of pottery! 


In our one-night workshops you'll learn to make your own pieces either by hand or on the pottery wheel, choose your own glazes and pick them up when they're fired! 

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Pottery Painting

We have handmade pieces of pottery ready for decorating! 

Drop in to the studio during our drop-in hours to paint a piece of one of a kind pottery with your own design. 


Find out more here!

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Artist Studios

We currently have 7 artist studios that we rent to professional and hobby artists. 

If you're an artist and looking for space please stop by our send us an email. 

want to stay in the loop about new classes and workshops?

join our newsletter for updates! (we don't send many, and you'll get news about classes first) 

thanks for submitting!

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we're offering our first class for teens!

Starting on 

upcoming one-night workshops

HOURS

our gallery hours are:

tuesday 12pm - 5pm

wednesday 12pm - 5pm

thursday 12pm - 5pm

friday 11am - 4pm

saturday 10am - 4pm

sunday - closed

monday - closed

 

FIND US

318 Boyle Ave.

Revelstoke, BC

claycollectiverevelstoke@gmail.com

1 (250) 200-0445

 

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We acknowledge the land we reside on is the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Sinixt, K'tunaxa, Secwepemc and Syilx people.

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