So much more than a pottery studio

Anna joined us as a member first and then as the manager of our RiNo location. 

Bio: She has been making pottery for 7 years and has been a full time ceramic artist for over 2 years. She loves throwing pieces on the wheel and then sculpting on elements to each piece.

What we say: Anna does everything! She teaches, makes her own work, manages our social media, and manages the busy teaching studio. She can often be found loading kilns, pugging clay, posting to Instagram, and helping teachers whenever they need it. She's a rockstar and sweetheart!

Sam got his degree in Ceramics from MSU Denver and showed up at exactly the right time! He manages the Congress Park location. 

Bio: He has been working in ceramics since 2018 and absolutely adores everything about clay. He loves to cultivate creative thinking in his students as they develop their pottery skills. 

What we say: Members love brainstorming projects with him and he is the most requested teacher for advanced private lessons. He has a gift for glazing and loves chatting with our outside firing folks about their work. He loads kilns, pugs, glazes private lesson pieces, and jumps in wherever he's needed. Everyone LOVES Sam!

Roxane took her first pottery class in college, and then joined a pottery studio in 2016. She left her software career in 2019 to focus on what made her happy: family, friends, and pottery. She started making pottery in her garage, selling it online, and teaching. 

In 2022, she started Community Clay.  

Now, Community Clay has two locations in Denver, Colorado. One in Congress Park/Capitol Hill and one in RiNo, the River North Art District.