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Monday, June 22nd, 2026: 6-8pm CST at Sociable Cider Werks

Come on down to Sociable Cider Werks at 1500 Fillmore St NE, Minneapolis on Monday, June 22nd from 6pm to 8pm CST for a night of clay fun. Learn hand-building techniques for making bowls, cups, trays, sculpture, or whatever else you can think up. You’ll spend two hours building something, choose what color you want it glazed, and in about two weeks your work will be fired and ready to pick back up at Sociable.

Price includes a free drink.

All work will by fired in our kilns to be food, oven, and microwave safe.

Check out our pinterest for inspiration on what to make.

$60.00
Tuesday, July 14th, 2026: 6-8pm CST at Sociable Cider Werks

Come on down to Sociable Cider Werks at 1500 Fillmore St NE, Minneapolis on Tuesday, July 14th from 6pm to 8pm CST for a night of clay fun. Learn hand-building techniques for making bowls, cups, trays, sculpture, or whatever else you can think up. You’ll spend two hours building something, choose what color you want it glazed, and in about two weeks your work will be fired and ready to pick back up at Sociable.

Price includes a free drink.

All work will by fired in our kilns to be food, oven, and microwave safe.

Check out our pinterest for inspiration on what to make.

$60.00

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People creating hand-built pottery and painting at a table in a busy indoor setting, with a man assisting two women working on clay projects, surrounded by craft supplies and drinks. This event is taking place at Bauhaus Brewery in Minneapolis, MN.

About

Visit your favorite local brewery for a night of clay fun! No experience is required. Tools, clay, and aprons are provided so you can focus on getting your creative juices flowing - perhaps with the help of a drink! All Pints and Pots event tickets include a free drink of your choice from the brewery.

We walk through techniques and tool use to create all sorts of items, including functional and non-functional pieces of pottery. Instructor assistance is offered to help you realize your creative desires!

Once you have built your creations and selected your glaze colors, pieces are transported, glazed, and kiln fired by the instructor at the pottery studio. Finished pieces are available for pick up at the brewery location approximately two weeks after the event date, as communicated via email,

All pieces are fired to be food, oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe.

If you have previously attended a Pints and Pots event, you receive a $20 discount on tickets for all future Pints and Pots events, and an additional $10 off tickets for any tickets purchased for new attendees! Message us here to obtain the discount pricing.

People sitting at tables in a decorated indoor space making crafts and engaging in activities, with Christmas decorations visible outside the window.

Inspiration and Tools

Clay has almost limitless potential. A piece might be strictly functional, or completely useless but beautiful, or anywhere in between. If you can imagine it, you can probably make it out of clay. There is a wide array of tools at your disposal for each Pints and Pots events.

Click here to view the Pints and Pots Pinterest page, which contains examples and inspiration for things you can make. Take a look below to see a few examples of pieces from past Pints and Pots workshops.

Available tools allow you to carve, cut, smooth, and scrape your clay into your desired form. Pieces of lace, rope, and rolling pins are provided for additional texture. Coil extruders, shape cut outs, and letter stamps offer you the ability to add unique customization! Of course you are also provided with all the clay you need!

A white, ribbed ceramic pot with a dinosaur-shaped lid and a bone-shaped handle, sitting on a surface with a terracotta pot and plants in the background.
Ceramic pot shaped like a hippopotamus with a textured surface and a goat figurine on its back, placed on a wooden surface.
A white textured ceramic pot with a rough, dimpled surface.
Close-up of a dark, intricately textured ceramic or sculptural object with a glossy surface resting on a light-colored surface.
A white metal wall hook with a ceramic delftware cup hanging from it, mounted on a beige wall.
Ceramic leaf-shaped dish on a wooden surface
A green ceramic pot with round holes, placed on a wooden surface.