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The Clay Studio of Missoula

A nonprofit community center for the ceramic arts

Current & Upcoming Events

International Cup 2026

February 6-March 7. Opening reception Friday 2/6

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Youth Camps!

Spring Break and Summer 2026 Camps for kids and teens are now available!

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Potsketch 2026

Tickets now on sale for our April 11 Fundraiser & Celebration

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2026/27 Residency Applications

Due Thursday, April 2

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Classes & Workshops

Adult Classes

Spring Session Classes Open for Enrollment!

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March Workshops coming 2/19 at noon!

A young man with a beard in flannel and overalls and a black beanie throwing a tall pot made out of white clay on the pottery wheel.

Youth and Family Classes

Classes for young students, and for the whole family!

Spring & Summer Camp Enrollment opens February 4th!

Three children squatting down in front of a kiln, looking into a glowing red hole called a peep to view the firing in progress, led by an adult whose hand we see, but whose body is out of frame.

One-Day Sessions

Updated monthly!
Beginning Pottery Sessions
Pottery Date Nights
Hand Building Sessions
Family Clay Night
and more!

Dry Clay

Support the Clay Studio of Missoula

Help us sustain our mission by providing either a one-time or recurring donation.

A woman in dark clothing stands in the dramatic fire light of the wood kiln door, which is open for stoking. She holds a long metal rod in her hands which is being used to remove a piece of pottery from the firebox.
A young artist with curly shoulder length brown hair standing in a white gallery space standing next to a shelf featuring her artwork: a candlestick and several displays of ceramic insects and real insect displays made of ceramic.
Man with head magnifier carving as two women attentively observe.
Pottery from an anagama wood kiln in all shapes and colors is filling a table in front of a woodpile.
Young woman with curly black hair and glasses wearing red flannel using a coil of red clay to begin constructing a small pot.
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