Bring All Your Friends Free Week
The last one of 2026, and the next one on the calendarAny class or open studio that week counts. Bring as many brand new people as you like, and send them the waiver first.

Every other month, for one whole week, members can walk in with anybody who has never touched clay here, and it costs them nothing. No guest pass, no RSVP, no list at the front desk. Pick any class or open studio that week, send them the waiver, and bring as many people as you like.
Every class and every open studio inside those seven days counts. Tap a date to jump to its week, or put every one of them in your calendar at once.
Each colored range is a free week. Months that have passed fade out, and this month is marked.
Any class or open studio that week counts. Bring as many brand new people as you like, and send them the waiver first.
Bring the friend whose resolution was to try something new. By the second week of January, they need this.
Bring the friend who keeps saying spring is when they will finally do something just for themselves.
Bring your mom. She has been asking what you actually do in here for a year and nodding politely at the answer.
Bring the friend who is bored of summer already, or the one who is only in town for it.
Bring the friend who just got their evenings back now that school is in.
Bring the people you are thankful for. Two hours, same table, both sets of hands busy.
Classes run Monday 10:30 AM to 2 PM, Monday through Thursday 6:30 to 10 PM, open studio Friday 6:30 to 10 PM, and Saturday and Sunday 10 AM to 1:30 PM. Pick whichever one your friend can actually make.
There is nothing to sign up for. That is the part people struggle to believe.
Everybody who walks in signs one, guests included. It takes two minutes on a phone and it has to be done before they get here. Here is the link.
No RSVP, no sign-up sheet, no text to us first. Pick any class or open studio inside that week, come the way you always do, and bring them with you.
You are their instructor for the night. You wedge their clay, show them where the sponges live, and talk them down when the pot goes sideways. It will go sideways.
One free visit per person, ever. If they have already been in this building, the Bring a Friend Pass is what they want instead.
Eighteen and up, every free week, every year. No exceptions on this one.
They can grab their own bag, starting at $28, or you can split yours with them. Everything else in the building is covered.
Whatever your Level opens up, they get to use for the night. Wheels included.
One friend, four friends, a different one every night that week. There is no cap.
You cannot bring a guest to your own first class. Come once, learn where things live, then come back with your people.
They have just never written it down. Tap who you are thinking of.
Pick an answer on the left. Each one comes with the case for bringing them and the week that suits them best.
She has been asking what you actually do in here for a year. The May week lands the week after Mother’s Day, which makes it a very easy invitation.
The one who has heard about this place two hundred times and has never once seen the inside of it. A Friday night open studio during a free week is a date that costs nothing but clay.
They are wrong, and it takes about ninety minutes to prove it. Tell them everybody is bad at it on the first night. That is not a bug, it is the entire first night.
Two hours, same table, both sets of hands busy. People say things at a worktable that they will not say across a dinner table.
Clay is loud. It is very hard to think about anything else while a pot is going wrong in your hands. The next free week is coming up.
Free weeks are the best weeks we run. Here is all of it, before you send the first text.
We are not assigning your guest a teacher for the night. You are it. Our staff will absolutely help, the way they help everybody, and the person responsible for your guest is you.
Free means free for them. Your night comes off your monthly classes exactly the way it normally would, and bringing a guest never costs you an extra class.
Everyone gets one. After that they are a member or a guest on a paid pass, and both of those are good outcomes.
Every free week there is a deal for guests that beats the new member deal on this website. It is good until midnight on the night they visit, and we tell them about it in person.
A piece still has to dry, be bisqued, glazed and fired, and a guest cannot come back to do any of it. Decide before they sit down whether anything is going home.
A stranger’s review is how most people find this place. If your guest had a good night, a Google review helps more than anything we could say.
As many as you want, across as many nights of that week as you want. There is no cap and no per-night limit, just the number of beginners one person can reasonably look after.
Your night counts as one of your classes, exactly like any other night. Bringing a guest does not add a charge or cost you an extra class.
No. No RSVP, no message to the studio, no name on a list. Sign the waiver, walk in together, and that is it.
Yes. For that night your guest has access to whatever your Level gives you, wheels very much included. Plenty of first-timers do better hand building, so a table and a slab can make a better first night than a wheel.
The visit is free. Clay is the one thing that is not: a bag starts at $28, or you can hand them a chunk of yours. If they make something they want to keep, firing works the same as it does for you.
One free visit per person, ever. After that they join, or they come back on a Bring a Friend Pass, which runs all year.
Go to one class on your own first. Teaching somebody where the sponges live works a lot better once you know where the sponges live.
The week is only seven days long, and everybody who waits until Saturday ends up bringing nobody. Send the waiver now and the rest is easy.
Every rule, the invitation text we wrote for you and the answers for the person you invite live on the free week page. Every event of the year lives on our 2027 events page.
Every kind of event on the calendar has a page like this one.






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