Get creative at the Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery! Claytime is a beginner's workshop, offered on weekends September - June. We also have evening workshops led by local artists. Try something new!
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Pottery, Pints & Prosecco
Fri, Oct 25, 6:30 PM
À partir de $0.00
Summer Mosaic Sessions
Wed, Jul 29, 6:30 PM
À partir de $0.00
Stained Glass Butterflies
Sat, Aug 15, 10:30 AM
À partir de $0.00
Petal Pottery: Ceramic Flower Dish Workshop
Sun, Aug 23, 1:30 PM
À partir de $0.00
Ceramic Vase Painting
Sat, Sep 12, 2:00 PM
À partir de $0.00
Sgraffito on Glass
Fri, May 22, 6:30 PM
À partir de $0.00
Fused Glass Window Hangings with Laurie Spieker
Sun, Apr 12, 10:00 AM
À partir de $0.00
Galentine's Day at the Gallery: Legally Blonde & Polymer Clay
Sat, Feb 14, 11:00 AM
À partir de $0.00
Fused Glass Ornament Workshop with Laurie Spieker
Tue, Dec 2, 7:00 PM
À partir de $0.00
Enamel Ornament Workshop with Artist Gabrielle S. Castonguay
Sat, Nov 29, 10:00 AM
À partir de $0.00
Ceramic Tree Workshop with Judy Donaldson
Mon, Nov 17, 6:00 PM
À partir de $0.00
Indoor Glass Mosaic with Kat Looby
Sat, May 24, 10:00 AM
À partir de $0.00
Stoneware Fortune Cookie Painting with Chrisopher He
The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery celebrates contemporary ceramic and glass artists engaged in conceptual, technical, or material research. Located in Waterloo, Ontario, we are a not-for-profit institution that aims to collect, exhibit, research, promote, and preserve work by Canadian artists and makers in clay, glass, and copper enameling to represent the diversity of the Canadian landscape. Our rotating exhibitions celebrate and support diverse artists from across Canada working in these mediums and present their work to the public. Through exhibitions that address current and relevant issues, and public programs that engage, educate, and inspire, we are accessible to all. An essential organization within the Canadian cultural landscape, the Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery is a site of leadership that influences craft, design, and fine art communities.A relevant and dynamic cultural organization, the Gallery provides supportive education programs to people from across the region. Using exhibitions as a starting point, individuals develop arts vocabulary, arts appreciation and cultivate confidence in their interpretation of contemporary artworks. People who return to The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery many times come to understand that the Gallery is a space with dynamic exhibitions, ever-changing hands-on programs, and multiple opportunities for learning.
