Clay Classes at the Gardiner Museum

Discover the joys of creating art with clay at the Gardiner Museum! This video gives a general overview of what you can expect in a clay class at the Gardiner, whether it be one one of the multi-week sessions or a drop-in clay class - all taught by professional ceramic artists.

Classes are open to all levels and experience.

[MikoWilson]

The drop in sessions are sold out, instantly, the minute the tickets are released. At this point, I'm convinced there is a private waiting list, and the sign up page is just for public show -- to make it seem like the Gardiner is more open to the public than it actually is.

[MarinesFarmer]

I agree with MikoWilson bellow, I also believe this applies to the registrations of all sessional classes as well.
I've been taking classes (7 weeks or more) since 2018, I also have been paying the extra fee to be a member again so I could enter my registration ahead of time, but in the past two years I all I got in was in a couple of drop in classes, couldn't return to my favorite place in the world. Now, that I finally got into a 7 week classes, I learned that I cannot make anything larger than 10"X10"(inches). That really makes it very difficult when you're trying to make a useful object (dinner plate for example), or a planter, a vase or any art of your own. It's very frustrating and disappointing!
I have some friends that asked me to make again a previous piece that I created, but I cannot make that piece again or similar, it's over the 10"X10".
I think the sizes could be increased to at least 15"X15" (.inches).