Registration for Spring 2026 classes is closed

***Next Class Registration will be the first week of August through the Fort Sask Leisure Guide for our Fall 2026 session starting in September***

CLASSES OFFERED BY FORT SASKATCHEWAN POTTERY GUILD SPRING 2026

Registration will be through the Fort Saskatchewan Spring Online Leisure Guide. On Tuesday March 3rd, the Spring Leisure Guide will be launched. On Tuesday March 10th at 8am, Spring Session Registration will be open to sign up. 

Note:  We expect that classes will fill very quickly,  especially the Beginner Class. 

Link: https://www.fortsask.ca/en/things-to-do/leisure-guide.aspx

ALL CLASSES ARE HELD AT THE GUILD LOCATED IN THE DOW CENTENNIAL CENTER

FORT SASKATCHEWAN

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BEGINNER ADULT POTTERY  10 weeks (FULL)

Learn Hand building techniques, glazing and intro to the potters wheel.

Thursday evening 6:30 to 9:30 pm

April 2, 9, 16, 23 (no class April 30th for Guild pottery sale)

May 7, 14, 21, 28

June 4, 11

Ages: 18 yrs and up

Cost: $250.    Additional costs including clay and tools (estimated around 60$)

Maximum class: 12

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INTERMEDIATE ADULT POTTERY  10 weeks – WORKSHOP ONLY (no instructor)

MUST HAVE PREVIOUSLY TAKEN BEGINNER ADULT POTTERY at the Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild 

MUST BE A PREVIOUS STUDENT at the Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild

Tuesday evening 6:30 to 9:30 pm

March 31

April 7, 14, 21, 28

May 5, 12, 19, 26  

June 2

Ages: 18 yrs and up

Cost: $200.    Additional costs including clay and tools (estimated around 60$)

Maximum class: 15

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Lidded Container Workshop (FULL)

Hand build a lidded jar with us! 

April 26th  Sunday  3-5  pm

Ages: 8 and up, each child under 12 must be accompanied by an adult (non-registered welcome)

Cost: $25 includes all supplies

Maximum class: 15

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At the Pottery Guild we keep the cost of our Classes and Workshops down through volunteer activity. Potters are required to contribute some time & elbow grease during the session, plus perform normal housekeeping chores as required. In addition, you are required to treat the studio an other peoples belongings with caution and respect.