events and workshops

Every year we deliver a series of annual events – some are members only and some are open to the public.  We also provide various types of workshops for our members who wish to learn more about the different components of pottery i.e. mould making, slip casting, crystalline glaze making etc… This changes from year to year. 

Ceramic arts and other art events and participation opportunities are listed in our monthly club newsletter. Public events are also listed below and on our socials.

You can get a taste of what our creative members produce for events in our gallery. There are opportunities to purchase selected works from our Shop.

“Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine and at last you create what you will.”
― George Bernard Shaw

Annual events

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ARTS & CRAFTERS MARKETS 

23 March | 24 July | 30 November

This is fun-filled day held 3 times a year in the grounds of the Old Redcliffe Fire Station, featuring local and Moreton Bay region creatives and crafters. These markets are advertised a couple of months in advance.

Look out for this on or Facebook and Instagram page! Proudly presented by the Moreton Bay Arts Council.

9am to 2pm.

CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION

27 November to 22 December 2024

The Redcliffe Arts Society and the Redcliffe Pottery Group will hold their annual joint exhibition in November and December.

Artists and ceramicists will showcase their unique talents to the community. All items are available for purchase just in time for Christmas!

The exhibition will be showing during normal gallery hours (Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 3pm). Look out for more details on social media and visit Redcliffe Art Society website.

RAKU DAY

 June | August 2024

Our annual club social generally held in the colder months of June to August. Raku firing is a process by which pottery is fired at a relatively low temperature and then moved, while hot, to a closed container with combustible materials, (such as paper or sawdust) that ignite and cause a reaction creating colours and patterns on the pottery’s surface. This is for club members only and there are limited numbers.