Events and Workshops
Community Clay is proud to offer a diverse selection of workshops and programming designed to inspire creativity year-round.
We can't wait to see you in the studio!

Member Market featuring East Fork Pottery
Connect with local artists and discover one-of-a-kind handmade treasures at the Community Clay Member Pottery & Craft Market on Saturday, July 25, 2026!
Spend the day exploring an incredible collection of handcrafted goods created by the talented artists and makers who call Community Clay home.
Also, don't miss Colorado's only East Fork seconds Sale of the year at Community Clay!
Beloved by ceramic enthusiasts, home cooks, designers, and collectors alike, East Fork has earned a devoted following for its thoughtfully crafted pottery, timeless designs, and rich, distinctive glazes.
RSVP here.

A Special Art Exhibition and Reception for Resident Artist, Steven Yazzie
Friday, July 31 5:00pm-8:00pm
Join us for an evening celebrating Steven Yazzie's newest body of work. Experience a collection of original pieces, meet the artist, and enjoy a chance to learn more about the ideas and creative process behind the exhibition.
Whether you're a longtime collector, an artist yourself, or simply curious about contemporary art, this exhibition offers a welcoming opportunity to engage with exceptional work in an intimate community setting.
Event Highlights:
Artist reception with Steven Yazzie
Exhibition of original artwork
Opportunity to meet the artist
Refreshments and community gathering
Artwork available for purchase
Admission is free and all are welcome. Reserve your spot here.

Mishima Workshop with Special Guest Artist Tristin Teal
Join guest artist Tristin Teal for an immersive workshop exploring Mishima, a centuries-old ceramic technique celebrated for its intricate surface design.
In this workshop, Tristin will guide you through the Mishima process, from carving your design into a pre-made leather hard clay piece to inlaying colored slip and revealing the finished pattern. You'll learn how thoughtful linework and texture can transform functional pottery into beautifully detailed, one-of-a-kind pieces.
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