Enriching Lives Through the Ceramic Arts
Carbondale Clay Center is a non-profit community arts center that offers clay classes for adults, children, and families, outreach programs with local organizations, ceramic studio space rentals, long term artist residency program, as well as ceramic gallery & retail spaces.
Upcoming Events
CLASSES
Registration Open for Fall Kids’ Classes - Click Here!
Registration Open for Adult Fall II Session Classes and Independent Study (mid October - mid December) - Click Here!
GALLERY
September 7th - October 30th - The Language Of Texture: Michael Wisner @ Main St. Gallery & The Framer, 399 Main St., Carbondale. Reception October 2, 6-8pm
October 1st - 31st, Guest Artist Series - Theo Hirschfield, sponsored by Scott White Atelier
November 9th - December 23rd - Holiday Invitational
OFFICE
Closed October 16th - Staff Retreat
Closed November 25th - 30th - Thanksgiving Break
Closed December 24th - January 3rd - Holiday Break
WORKSHOPS - Learn More and Register Here!
October 3rd - Family Clay Play - 10:30am
October 8th - Menorah Making Workshop - 6pm
October 15th - BEGINNER SPIN - Intro to Wheel Workshop - 6pm
November 23rd - BEGINNER SPIN - Intro to Wheel Workshop - 6pm
FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS
October 25th - Dia de los Muertos U-Paint-It Party
December 11th - CCC’s Annual Cup Auction
December 15th - Kids Only Holiday Sale - All Items $10 or less!
WHAT DOES CCC MEAN TO YOU?
Whether you’re an avid maker, an admirer of ceramics, a long time community member or brand new, we want to know how CCC has impacted you.
Feel free to write as much or as little as you like, but please know that your words can help inspire others to join our mission and support our cause.
SUPPORTING CCC
Carbondale Clay Center is a non-profit community arts center that exists to enrich lives through the ceramic arts. We are funded by earned revenue and through the generosity of individuals, foundations, and government grants. Carbondale Clay Center thrives because of you. We are grateful for the vital support of individuals and businesses throughout the Roaring Fork Valley and the national ceramic arts community.