Studio Membership

8x Monthly Independent Studio Membership

Available to a limited number of people who have regular ceramics practice and are working independently. If you’re interested, please read all of the information below and request consideration or to place your name on the waitlist!

5-Week Classes

$208 for 8 studio sessions per month

2 month min. | Autopay required

Meant for You If

  • Dedicated shelf space in the ware room to use as you like for tools, clay, work in progress, etc.

  • Clay must be purchased from Mud Lily and is not included in the cost of membership.

  • 20% discount if you choose to book a pottery experience or private event at Mud Lily.

  • All studio rules (clay, glazing, firing, etc.) still apply and all ware must be completed in the studio; no work done at home may be glazed or fired.

  • Candidates must be independent potters and exhibit superior studio use skills.

  • Requires an autopay from your credit card with a two-month minimum. Cannot be paused; if you cancel, the 2-mo minimum begins again.

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Member Expectations

You don’t need to have advanced pottery-making skills to be a member, but you do need to exhibit stellar studio skills!

Maintain studio cleanliness.

  • Return all tools to proper location–no glazing tools out by the sink.

  • Collect all clay from drying boards.

  • Collect your personal tools, aprons, towels.

  • Wash clay bags and return/re-use them.

  • Leave sponges clean and free of clay.

Managing your own schedule without our assistance.

  • Schedule your visits for the correct session and time; avoid late cancellations.

  • Keep work circulating through the studio.

  • Exit the studio on time–1:30 or 9pm.

  • Requires an autopay from your credit card with a two-month minimum. Cannot be paused; if you cancel, the 2-mo minimum begins again.

Supporting efforts to improve the studio’s environmental impact and user safety by:

  • Being intentional about the work you put through the making process and moving work through the process efficiently.

  • Responsibly using clay, glazes, water, and other materials.

  • Clean as you go and before you leave--wedging table, clay station, work surfaces; floors, work surfaces (even handbuilding areas!) whether dirt is apparent or not.

Pay for all clay that you use and follow all glazing guidelines.