Fairfax County Public Libraries
A vitrification talk for a full meeting room.
Live wheel demo followed by indivdual clay projects.
You bring the room. I bring the lab.
Workshops are always free. A session runs 60–90 minutes for 10–20 students and needs one table, one outlet, and a sink nearby.
Scheduling priority goes to underserved schools, communities, and programs serving students who wouldn't otherwise get near a wheel.
What We Each Bring
What AoM brings
- A pottery wheel
- The full curriculum and slides
- Clay for every student
- Tarps, water setup, and cleanup
- Finished pieces to take home
What you bring
- A room with tables and one outlet
- Registration and family outreach
- One staff contact on the day
- A shelf for the student showcase
How it works
From first email to finished pieces.
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Step 1
You reach out with a few possible dates.
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Step 2
We size the session to your group and grade level.
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Step 3
Workshop day. I arrive early, set up, and run it.
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Step 4
Everyone leaves with a pot they made.
Current partners
Fairfax County Public Schools
Parents as interested as the kids.
A drop-in wheel station running the length of the event, open to every family who walked past.