Workshop

CLAY BELL WORKSHOP

learn to sculpt and decorate your clay bell in a folk style

Saturday, November 21, 2026, 3 pm - 5 pm

Shevchenko Museum, 1604 Bloor Street West, Toronto

Join us for a creative hands-on workshop where children and adults will sculpt a ceramic bell in the shape of a little goat — the symbol of the upcoming year, 2027.

During the session, participants will create their own bell from natural clay using hand-building techniques, adding decorative details, impressions, and simple ornaments to make each piece unique. No previous clay experience is required, and all materials and tools will be provided.

Instructions from: MOYA ceramics

Duration: approximately 1.5–2 hours

Age: 10+ (younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult)

Cost: $75 per person

Date: November 21, 2026, 3 pm - 5 pm

Location: 1604 Bloor Street West, Toronto

After the workshop, the bells will be dried and fired in a ceramic kiln. Once ready, participants will be able to pick up their finished pieces.

Each person will leave with a one-of-a-kind ceramic ornament — perfect for hanging on a holiday tree or gifting to someone special.

Tickets: $75.00

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Adult $75.00 Total Cost: 15 tickets available for purchase.

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