News and Events

Scott Barnim Workshop, February 27 and 28
Scott Barnim will lead a workship at the London Clay Art Centre in which Scott discusses and throws basic shapes from his production, and talks about what goes into developing a commercial line of work. more info and online registration

March Break Clay Camp
Kids in Clay Camps with our fantastic teacher Penni Stoddart are now open for registration! More info and online registration

Mayor praises London Potters Guild
Mayor Anne Marie DeCicco-Best acknowleged the accomplishments of the London Potters Guild in her State of the City Address in January 2010. She also named the Seize the Clay Campaign Chair Darlene Pratt to the Mayor's List for 2009, in the area of the Arts. more info

London Potters Guild Store Now Open
Stop by our new store at 664 Dundas Street. Open every Saturday from 11am - 4pm and every Sunday from noon - 4pm. more info

Winter Classes are under way
Spring classes will begin the week of March 21. Check back in early March for more info and registration. more info about current classes

London Potters Guild January Newsletter now online
Check out our January newsletter now online. PDF file

London Clay Art Centre hosted huge sale in November
The London Clay Art Centre was host to the London Potters Guild Fall Show and Sale. This was our first public event in our new space and it was a smashing success. see photos and story | November 18 London Free Press video | Chatham-Kent Daily Post article.

London Potters Guild Annual Report
We've had an exciting year, finishing the London Clay Art Centre and continuing our work at our Churchill location. 2009 Annual Report (783 K PDF file)

Join the London Potters Guild
This is going to be an exciting year for the London Potters Guild as we open the London Clay Art Centre. We welcome new members. Explore all we have to offer and learn more about membership.

London Potters Guild Wins Urban League of London's Green Brick Award
The London Potters Guild was awarded the Green Brick Award for its redevelopment of 664 Dundas Street. The Green Brick Award is given annually to recognize developments that take community concerns into account at both the planning and development stages of a project. more info

Edith Pierce 2009 Winner is Athena Gubbe
The London Potters Guild is pleased to announce the 2009 winner of the Edith Pierce Award, Athena Gubbe, who is a Bealart student. more info

Members' Gallery
The London Potters Guild members invite you to view their work. more info

The London Potters Guild acknowledges the generous support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation