Day in the Clay Festival Nov. 5th, 2011 Prizes, Benefit Glendora Empty Bowls
September 28, 2011 by lyna
Filed under News and Events
This is going to be a great event! 
Come and learn something new from our day long demonstrations.
Win fantastic prizes. You can Raku! Raku firings all day long.
We are raffling off a Shimpo Aspire Wheel and foot pedal – generously donated by Shimpo to benefit Glendora Empty Bowls.
Glazes, Clays, Supplies, tools, studio time, firing time in our kilns, either cone 10 or cone 5 – your choice – bisque AND a glaze firing! Who couldn’t use that? Stock up on stuff you need while it’s on sale.
Our thanks to our generous sponsors: Leslie’s Ceramics, Aardvark Clay and Supplies, Laguna Clay, Shimpo and Ceramic Services.
Raffle tickets are $5 each or 3 for $10.
Questions? Contact us at: lenny@ceramicservices.com or call 909.986-1566
See you there!
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