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Highlights

Here’s what’s happening at Potter’s Clay! Check out the calendar below for more information!

November 6: Watercolor Christmas Card Workshop

November 28: No classes—Good Friday!

December 5: Narnia Christmas Showcase

December 19-January 9: Christmas Break!

Upcoming Events

See how God is moving within the arts!

At Potter’s Clay, we are dedicated to providing students with meaningful opportunities to showcase their talents, grow through educational field trips, engage in missions, and create art that glorifies God. Take a look at what we’ve been working on! Scroll past the calendar for a glimpse into our current events and activities.

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Christmas Card Watercolor Workshop

Visual Arts

Fall Showcase

Our end-of-semester showcases celebrate student masterpieces in art, music, video, photography, and writing. These events not only highlight creative excellence but also teach students to critique and exhibit their work in a way that glorifies God.

Art in Bloom Showcase

Our Spring Showcase highlighted our musical event and student work on display. It was a wonderful evening of art, music, fellowship and yes—coffee!

Missions

Teachers and students have opportunity to design, write, and lead art lessons that share Gospel truths in local and international missions. Join us in praying—and taking part—as we work to spread these projects to every corner of the world.

Field Trips

From art museums to ice cream socials, our families build community through field trips and off-campus events. Whether sketching historic buildings on Main Street St. Charles or exploring exhibits at local art museums, students deepen their love and appreciation for the arts while forging meaningful connections.

Collaborations

Through community partnerships, our students have the opportunity to collaborate on creative projects that extend beyond the classroom and make a lasting impact. Whether working with local organizations, contributing to public art initiatives, or developing projects that serve others, they learn how their artistic gifts can be used to enrich society and reflect their faith in meaningful ways.