Looking for Uplifting, Positive Friends? Pottery Is Where They Gather

You’ve outgrown gossip. You’re tired of relationships where everything feels heavy, performative, or transactional. You’re craving friends who lift you up—people who laugh easily, create joyfully, and actually want to build each other up. But where do you even find them?

At The Clay Hole in Draper, Utah, you’ll find a creative community full of kind, open, genuinely good-hearted people. People who show up consistently. Who cheer each other on. Who aren’t just here for pottery—but for connection that feels light, real, and good.

Pottery Creates Friendship Without the Drama or Pressure

When your hands are in clay, walls come down. You talk without performance. You connect without judgment. And over time, those small weekly interactions turn into real, positive friendships—with people you actually look forward to seeing.

• Weekly classes filled with people who lead with kindness and curiosity
• No cliques, no drama—just a gentle, creative space where everyone belongs
• 500+ glazes and 100+ underglazes to share and explore together
• Game nights and member events for low-pressure social fun
• A diverse community of adults who want connection without toxicity

You don’t need to keep settling for surface-level or draining relationships. There are good people out there—and many of them are already here, building things out of clay. See Membership Options & Prices

Good Friendships Start Where People Are Showing Up for Themselves

Pottery attracts people who are growing, healing, and grounding. When you surround yourself with others on that journey, you start to feel lighter too. The conversations feel better. The connection feels real. And it’s not uncommon to leave class feeling like your week just got better.

“I’ve never been around so many genuinely kind people before. I come home from class lighter. These friendships actually nourish me.” — Clay Hole Member

A 2023 study from the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships confirms that shared creative environments help foster deeper friendships rooted in emotional support, especially for adults seeking healthy social re-engagement.

Conclusion

If you’re looking for kind, uplifting, good-hearted people to share life with—this is where they gather. Show up for the clay, stay for the people, and let it become something beautiful.

Join a Class and Meet the Kind of Friends You Deserve