RESPONDING TO THE COVID-19 CRISIS
London Clay Art Centre is closed to all public programming until further notice. We have tentatively postponed the start date for spring classes and workshops to the week of April 19th. If this changes, all registered participants will be notified and this website will be updated. Additionally, the LCAC retail store is closed until the same date.
Winter session Students - We have not forgotten you! We will schedule a Pottery pick-up day as soon as we are able to open to the public. Stay tuned!
London Clay Art Centre is closed to all public programming until further notice. We have tentatively postponed the start date for spring classes and workshops to the week of April 19th. If this changes, all registered participants will be notified and this website will be updated. Additionally, the LCAC retail store is closed until the same date.
Winter session Students - We have not forgotten you! We will schedule a Pottery pick-up day as soon as we are able to open to the public. Stay tuned!
UPDATE - March 20, 2020
Like all businesses in the community, this unprecedented situation is having a negative impact on our organization and it may get worse. Over the past week, many people have cancelled their class and workshop registrations.
We rely heavily on revenue from classes and workshops, as well as from the LCAC Store to help keep the lights on, the wheels turning, and kilns firing at LCAC. Your donation at this difficult time would be put to good use and very much appreciated. You will receive a charitable tax receipt for your generosity. If you choose to make a donation, click DONATE NOW at the top of the page or we are happy to receive an old-fashioned paper cheque payable to The London Potters Guild and sent to London Clay Art Centre, 664 Dundas Street, N5W 2Y8.
We care about the health of students, members, visitors, and staff at London Clay Art Centre. We continue to keep our eyes on the progression of COVID-19 in the community using information provided by the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) and national and provincial health agencies. As things progress, we will be assessing how to respond for the good of people's health and the good of our organization. Until then, please stay home and take care of yourself.
We rely heavily on revenue from classes and workshops, as well as from the LCAC Store to help keep the lights on, the wheels turning, and kilns firing at LCAC. Your donation at this difficult time would be put to good use and very much appreciated. You will receive a charitable tax receipt for your generosity. If you choose to make a donation, click DONATE NOW at the top of the page or we are happy to receive an old-fashioned paper cheque payable to The London Potters Guild and sent to London Clay Art Centre, 664 Dundas Street, N5W 2Y8.
We care about the health of students, members, visitors, and staff at London Clay Art Centre. We continue to keep our eyes on the progression of COVID-19 in the community using information provided by the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) and national and provincial health agencies. As things progress, we will be assessing how to respond for the good of people's health and the good of our organization. Until then, please stay home and take care of yourself.
Welcome to London Clay Art Centre!
The London Potters Guild is the charity (886676790 RR0001) that owns and operates London Clay Art Centre.
Our purpose is to provide clay art education in the community.
Our mission is to be the leader in the education and promotion of the clay arts in Southwestern Ontario.
We provide high-quality programming, nurture the development of professional clay artists,
collaborate with other community organizations, and encourage fellowship in an inclusive and accessible facility.
The London Potters Guild is the charity (886676790 RR0001) that owns and operates London Clay Art Centre.
Our purpose is to provide clay art education in the community.
Our mission is to be the leader in the education and promotion of the clay arts in Southwestern Ontario.
We provide high-quality programming, nurture the development of professional clay artists,
collaborate with other community organizations, and encourage fellowship in an inclusive and accessible facility.
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The London Clay Art Centre / London Potters Guild acknowledges the generous support of:
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