Make
something
you can
hold.
Six in-person workshops this October. Clay, paint, flowers and bread — taught around one big table, twelve seats max. Come as you are; leave with something you made.
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Every workshop is a small gathering around a shared table. Search by name, filter by craft, and shortlist what calls to you. Your shortlist lives in this browser.
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A studio built for getting your hands dirty
Forma lives in a daylight corner of Eastside Studio — concrete floors, north light, a twelve-foot table made from reclaimed fir. Coffee from Proud Mary, clay from Georgie’s, flowers from the valley.
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Small & guided — 6 to 14 seatsEvery workshop includes materials, apron, and something to take home. No experience needed.
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Saturdays & Sundays in OctoberMorning and afternoon sessions. Doors open 20 minutes early for coffee and settling in.
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Fictional schedule for preview onlyDates and prices in this demo are fixed examples. All people and places are fictional.
The big table — where we gather
Every workshop meets here. Long table, shared tools, instructor at the center. You’ll hear the wheel hum, the bread crackle, the scissors snip.
What we’re making this month
A few snapshots from past tables — glaze tests, color studies, morning dough. These are studio moments, not stock moments.
“The first cup you throw will wobble. Keep it. Glaze it. Drink from it.”
— Maya Chen, ceramics. Maya teaches Clay & Coffee and Handbuilt Home this term.