RCC Clay classes, workshops, & more!

Read our registration policies, refunds, and other conditions before registering.
Clay classes require some physical strength. Consider a one-time event if you are uncertain of your ability to participate.

• Fall Session Dates: September 12th - November 19th, 2026

• Winter Session Dates: January 10th - March 18th, 2027
  Registration opens October 7th at 2:00pm for current participants
  Registration opens to everyone October 9th at 2:00pm ( We will send a newsletter )

• Scholarships for session classes

• Is the class you want FULL? Check first & then Add your name to the waitlist HERE

Ten-week classes include generous practice hours outside of class. One-day classes are a great way to see what clay is all about and do not come with practice time outside of class.

Projects are limited to 15” in any direction. We encourage consistent attendance—there are no make-up classes. However, you may use your practice time to connect with classmates and instructors to build on what you have learned.

All sessional class participants use Clay Q&A, our online communication hub, for kiln schedules, asking questions, studio events, deadlines, and resources.

Level of Instruction:

Level One

A welcoming introduction to clay, with a focus on foundational throwing or handbuilding techniques. Demonstrations and projects are designed for beginners and those developing or building on new skills. We recommend taking Level One 2–4 times before moving into Level Two as you build confidence and a strong foundation.

Level Two

For students ready to build on foundational skills. Classes focus on developing the throwing or handbuilding skills needed to make forms up to 5" tall. Repeating Level Two classes is encouraged as you continue to develop control and consistency.

Level Three

For students with established intermediate clay skills. This level is a good fit after multiple Level One and Level Two classes. Projects may explore replication, larger forms, more demanding techniques, and intentional surface development. Level Three embraces increased complexity and scale, with skills that support making forms up to 8" tall.

Use the drop down boxes below to narrow in on a class that works for you!