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Open Studio Access

Concho Clay Studio at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts

Now Registering for the Fall II Session!

Open Studio runs in 8-week sessions that follow the Concho Clay Studio class calendar.

  • Fall I Session: August 19 – October 10 (currently ending)

  • Fall II Session: October 14 – December 13 (registration open now)

Open Studio is available during these 8-week windows for artists who want dedicated, flexible time to work independently with clay in a fully equipped studio environment.

Click here to register.


About Open Studio

Open Studio is a flexible, self-paced option for ceramic artists who want to work independently in a fully equipped clay studio. It’s available to adults (18+) who have completed at least one 8-week ceramics course with the Concho Clay Studio.

Whether you’re continuing your clay journey after a class or just want dedicated time to create, Open Studio gives you access to the tools, space, and firings you need.

 

How to Access Open Studio

  • If you're currently enrolled in an 8-week ceramics class, Open Studio access is automatically included. No separate registration needed.

  • If you are not taking a class this session but meet the experience requirement, you can register for an 8-week Open Studio pass instead by registering here.

  • Day Pass Option: Want to drop in? A limited number of day passes are available for $20 per visit (subject to space availability).

 

Studio Access Hours (Fall Session)

During the 8-week fall session, the studio is open for independent work at the following times:

  • Tuesday–Thursday: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

  • Friday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM & 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM

  • Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

What’s Included

  • Access to all standard studio tools and equipment

  • Glazes and kiln firings (included with clay purchase)

  • Staff available for studio-related questions*


    *Please note: There are no instructors during Open Studio. Artists are expected to work independently, follow all studio rules, and practice good studio etiquette.