Good Dirt LA

Westside clay studio known for themed one-night projects, six-week courses and kids' holiday camps.

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Nov7Holiday Mug Handbuilding ClassSaturday, 4:00 PMRoll out slabs of clay and assemble them into a mug for cocoa or coffee in this two-hour seasonal class, open to first-timers and returning students alike. It runs at Good Dirt LA, 4505 S Centinela Ave, on Saturday, Nov 7 from 4 to 6pm, and costs $85 per person. The same class repeats on Monday, Nov 9 and Friday, Nov 13 at the same time.$85 per person
Nov8Thanksgiving Turkey Handbuilding ClassSunday, 12:30 PMA two-hour holiday clay session where you sculpt a turkey by hand and then paint it to keep as a Thanksgiving table decoration. It takes place at Good Dirt LA, 4505 S Centinela Ave in Mar Vista, and no prior clay experience is needed since materials are supplied. Tickets are $85 per person for the Sunday, Nov 8 session from 12:30 to 2:30pm. The studio also runs Holiday Mug, Candle Lantern and Tree Tray classes through November.$85 per person
Nov9Holiday Mug Handbuilding ClassMonday, 4:00 PMRoll out slabs of clay and assemble them into a mug for cocoa or coffee in this two-hour seasonal class, open to first-timers and returning students alike. It runs at Good Dirt LA, 4505 S Centinela Ave, on Monday, Nov 9 from 4 to 6pm, and costs $85 per person. Other sessions of the same class fall on Saturday, Nov 7 and Friday, Nov 13.$85 per person
Nov12La Dolce Vita: Pottery, Wine and CharcuterieThursday, 6:30 PMAn Italian-themed evening of clay work paired with a glass of wine and a charcuterie spread, both included in the ticket. Good Dirt LA hosts it at its sister studio, Members Only LA, 4234 Sepulveda Blvd in Culver City, from 6:30 to 9pm on Thursday, Nov 12. The price is $100 per person. Good Dirt's own Centinela Ave studio runs a string of holiday hand-building classes the same month, including Holiday Mug and Tree Tray sessions.$100
Nov13Holiday Mug Handbuilding ClassFriday, 4:00 PMRoll out slabs of clay and assemble them into a mug for cocoa or coffee in this two-hour seasonal class, open to first-timers and returning students alike. It runs at Good Dirt LA, 4505 S Centinela Ave, on Friday, Nov 13 from 4 to 6pm, and costs $85 per person. Earlier sessions of the same class fall on Nov 7 and Nov 9.$85 per person
Nov21Holiday Candle Lanterns Handbuilding ClassSaturday, 4:00 PMA beginner-friendly slab class in which you build one or two clay lanterns to hold candles over the holidays; studio staff handle glazing and firing, and pieces are ready for pickup roughly four to five weeks later. It meets at Good Dirt LA, 4505 S Centinela Ave, on Saturday, Nov 21 from 4 to 6pm, and costs $85 per person. The following evening the studio runs its Tree Tray class.$85 per person
Nov21Holiday Mug and Cookie Plate Pottery ClassSaturday, 5:00 PMA two-hour holiday pottery class where students make a mug and a matching plate for cookies, ready in time for the season. It runs 5 to 7pm on Saturday, Nov 21 at Members Only LA, Good Dirt LA's sister studio at 4234 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City. Tickets are $85 per person. Over at Good Dirt's Centinela Ave studio, a Holiday Candle Lanterns class runs the same afternoon at 4pm.$85
Nov22Tree Tray Handbuilding ClassSunday, 6:30 PMUsing slab-building methods, you shape a small tree-themed tray suited to holiday sweets or keys and jewelry the rest of the year. The class is at Good Dirt LA, 4505 S Centinela Ave, on Sunday, Nov 22 from 6:30 to 8:30pm, priced at $85 per person, and is open to beginners and returning students. Earlier the same weekend the studio offers its Holiday Candle Lanterns class.$85 per person

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