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Make Your Own Berry Bowl in Sherwood Park
Our Crafter’s Corner: Zany’s October 22 pottery workshop is currently sold out
Arnold Brownridge

Arnold Brownridge

Oct 12, 2026

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Workshop photograph: Zany Pottery and Glass.

Our Crafter’s Corner: a useful kitchen bowl can also be a small expression of your own creativity.

 

Zany Pottery and Glass is holding its Stoneware Berry Bowl workshop in Sherwood Park on Thursday, October 22, 2026, from 7–9 p.m.

 

The advertised price is $49, and the studio is at Unit 71, 993 Fir Street.

 

The session focuses on shaping a practical bowl and adding personal touches, giving participants a project that combines everyday usefulness with the character of handmade pottery.

 

It is described as suitable for curious beginners as well as returning makers, so the appeal is in trying the process rather than producing something perfectly uniform.

 

There is an important booking update: the workshop’s ticket page currently says sold out, despite the studio calendar displaying remaining spaces.

 

Readers should contact the studio before making plans and ask whether a cancellation or another berry-bowl session becomes available.

 

No waitlist or additional date has been confirmed.

 

For availability, accessibility questions or details about finishing and collecting a piece, call 780-250-9269.

 

Whether you try this project on a future date or explore another class, it is a reminder that a handmade object can bring a little personality to an everyday routine.

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    Jamie L.· Oct 12, 11:44 PM

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