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Byron School of Clay (Brooklet)5.0 (30)

From $100pp

Group pottery sessions that end with two finished pieces per person, ready to pick up about four weeks after the class.

Everything to Know About Paint & Sip

Out on Friday Hut Road in the green hills behind Newrybar, Brooklet is home to a working pottery studio that turns a birthday into a hands-on making session. Instead of paint and canvas, the medium here is clay.

How a Brooklet clay birthday comes together:

Who it suits: Byron School of Clay takes party groups of five or more, aged 16 and over.
Two styles: guests either sit at a pottery wheel to throw a cup or bowl, or work at a table pinching and coiling by hand.
Guidance: a teacher leads the session from the first lump of clay, so no one needs to have tried pottery before.
Keepsakes: each guest picks their two favourite pieces, which the studio glazes and fires for collection about four weeks later.
Cost: pottery parties start at $100 per person for the two-hour workshop.

Platters or bubbly for the birthday can be talked through with the school when you enquire.

The private wheel throwing workshop gives your group the whole studio for two hours.
Hand-building is the gentler choice for guests who would rather stay seated than wrestle a spinning wheel.
Clothes and shoes that can take a smear of clay are a good idea, plus an old towel for the lap.
Share your preferred date, time and head count, and the school checks its studio calendar.

Why a Brooklet clay studio works for a birthday

Everyone goes home with something they made, rather than a photo of a painted canvas.
The hinterland setting makes it an easy half-day outing for guests staying around Byron Bay.
Wedging, centring and pulling up a pot give the group plenty to laugh about together.
A teacher on hand means the birthday host can join in rather than run the activity.

Before You Book: Paint & Sip FAQs

How many people need to book a Brooklet pottery birthday?

Byron School of Clay runs party workshops for groups of five or more.

Is a Brooklet clay party suitable for children?

The studio's classes are for guests aged 16 and over, so it suits teen milestones and adult birthdays.

What does a Brooklet pottery party cost?

Party workshops at Byron School of Clay start at $100 per person and run for two hours.

When can birthday guests collect their Brooklet pottery?

The school trims, glazes and fires each guest's two chosen pieces, ready to collect about four weeks after the party.