South Bay

Japantown, South Bay · 8 upcoming
JTown Clay
Higher Fire's second, 7,000-square-foot ceramics studio in San Jose's Japantown, home to its multi-week project classes in hand-building, crystalline glazes, lamp-making and historic pottery, plus one-day firing workshops.
Coming up at JTown Clay
Recurring shows are placed on their next date. Every listing was read off the venue's own page by a person; prices are the printed ones.
- Oct27Tuesday Morning Hand-BuildingTuesday, 10:00 AM$399–$419 ($100 studio members) · sold out, waitlist
- Oct27Tuesday Evening Lamps & LuminairesTuesday, 7:00 PM$399 ($80 studio members) · sold out, waitlist
- Oct28Wednesday Morning Crystalline GlazesWednesday, 10:00 AM$499 ($179 studio members) · sold out, waitlist
- Oct28Wednesday Evening Wheel ProjectsWednesday, 7:00 PM$399 ($80 studio members) · sold out, waitlist
- Oct29Thursday Morning Hand-BuildingThursday, 10:00 AM$419 ($100 studio members) · sold out, waitlist
- Oct29Thursday Evening Historic PotteryThursday, 6:30 PM$399 ($80 studio members)
- Nov1Sunday Morning Crystalline GlazesSunday, 10:00 AM$499 ($179 studio members)
- Dec13Saggar Firing and Horsehair Raku WorkshopSunday, 10:00 AM$95–$110 · sold out, waitlist
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Questions people ask
Where is JTown Clay?+
520 N 7th St, San Jose, CA 95112, in Japantown. Parking: On-site parking.
What's on at JTown Clay?+
8 upcoming listings on our calendar; the next is Tuesday Morning Hand-Building on Tuesday, October 27 at 10:00 AM.
How much do events at JTown Clay cost?+
Printed prices for what is listed now run from $95 to $499.
Does JTown Clay have anything on weekends or evenings?+
Of the 8 dated listings, 2 fall on a weekend and 3 start at 5pm or later.
How do I book at JTown Clay?+
On JTown Clay's own website or booking page, linked from each listing. We read the dates and prices off it by hand and do not sell tickets.
Every listing on this page was checked by a person against the venue's own site. How we verify
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