Before I was a mom, I spent years working in the event industry — producing creative supper clubs, styling shoots, and helping people come together around good food and conversation. When I wasn’t doing that, I was in my studio — hands in clay, shaping pieces that celebrated the beauty of everyday rituals.

Then I became a mom, and everything shifted. My pace changed, my priorities changed — but my love for creating and connecting didn’t. What I found myself missing most wasn’t the events or the travel — it was the feeling of community. The kind where you can show up just as you are, sip coffee, get a little messy, and make something with your hands.

Clay Club was born out of that longing. It’s a cozy, backyard workshop where moms (or caregivers) and their little ones can slow down, play, and reconnect — both with clay and with each other.

Each session is simple and hands-on: think tiny handprints, pinch pots, and creative play with good company. While the kids explore, moms get a moment to exhale, create, and chat with other women who are in the same season of life.

You’ll leave with something you’ve made together — a keepsake that holds the memory of that morning — but more than that, you’ll leave feeling a little more grounded, connected, and seen.

Here’s to slowing down, creating something with our hands, and finding our people again.

x
Megan