Galentine's Pottery w/Friends <3

Service Description

Come to our informal celebration of Galentine's Day and get muddy making some fun memories with friends. We will be going over both wheel throwing and hand building during class. **other than our BYOB nights, this is the only class at our studio that you can do both You can keep 3-4 pieces total, and you have all the control over what hand build. We have many projects to choose from in studio, but we will also go over some holiday themed projects like heart shaped ring dishes, jewelry parts, sculptures, and personalized ceramics. We at Round Rock Community Clay support people of all genders being included, so we will not be making this a ladies only event. So invite your friends, no matter what their flavor, and bring them to come get dirty and make some fun ceramics together. BYOB and light snacks and treats will be offered! It takes two weeks to go through our kilns, and then you can return on one of our glaze nights to glaze your items at no additional cost. It will take another couple of weeks to go through a glaze kiln then you can keep it forever! You have two months to return to glaze and pickup. ..... Also admittedly we had to google Galentine! So here is a little more info answered from the www. ChatGPT answered- Galentine’s Day is a holiday that celebrates female friendships and the amazing women in your life! It’s typically observed on February 13th, the day before Valentine’s Day. While Valentine’s Day focuses on romantic relationships, Galentine’s Day is all about honoring platonic love, camaraderie, and support between friends, especially among women. The term originated from the TV show Parks and Recreation (Season 2, Episode 16), when the character Leslie Knope (played by Amy Poehler) threw a brunch for her closest girlfriends to celebrate their friendships. Since then, it has become a real-life holiday embraced by women around the world, often marked with brunches, parties, gift exchanges, or creative activities like crafting or pottery classes. It’s a fun, empowering way to show appreciation for the people who uplift and inspire you! 💕 -------- Wikipedia Answered- An advice column in The Sunday Telegraph described the protocol of Galentine's Day: "Just remember that Galentine's Day was born out of rebel spirit, intended as a rebuff to the conventions of Valentine's Day. It's about doing exactly what you want to do, and feeling thankful for having friends that let you do it."